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Pinecrest Preparatory Academy
Basic Information
Address: 8503 Daetwyler Drive Orlando, FL 32837
County: Orange
District: OCPS
Phone Number: 407-856-8359
Fax Number: 407-856-8361
Email: dlumpuy@pinecrestorlando.org
Principal: Desiree Lumpuy
Additional Information
School Type: K-8 Preparatory
District ID: 48
School ID: 0155
Grade Level:
K-5, 6-8
Founded: 2010
School Setting:
Suburbon
School Schedule (Hours in Day): 8-3pm
School Days in Calendar Year: 180
School Colors: Red, Blue, Yellow
School Mascot: Whale Shark
School Size: 295 students
Classroom Size: varies
Classroom Teachers: 16
Student/Teacher Ratio: average 20 to 1
Camp Programs: Yes
After School Programs: Yes
Summer School: Yes
PTA Organization: No
Computer Capabilities:
One to one for every students
School Clubs:
Music, Chorus, Cheerleading, Sports
Lunch Availability: Free lunch for all students
Uniform Guidelines:
Dress Code
All Pinecrest Preparatory Academy Uniforms Must Be Purchased at All Uniform Wear.
Tops
K-5: Navy, red, or yellow polo shirt with school logo embroidered.
Navy blue and red sweaters or jackets must also be purchased at All Uniform Wear, but they do not need to have the school logo.
6-8:
White Oxford shirt with either sweater vest with school logo or blazer with school logo purchased from All Uniform Wear
Students must also wear a tie (purchased from All Uniform Wear) with their oxford shirt.
K-5
Navy blue and red sweaters or jackets must also be purchased at All Uniform Wear
Bottoms
All pants, including Bermuda shorts, MUST be navy blue. They must be worn at the waist with a brown or black belt.
Plaid skirts and skorts are permitted for all female students K-8
Shoes
Shoes must be a color that matches school colors (navy blue, blue, black, brown, red, yellow or white closed toe shoes or sneakers with socks.
Mission Statement:
Mission
Our mission is to provide individual instruction in a nurturing environment, thus ensuring college and career success by using rigor, relevance, and relationships to empower students to become tomorrow’s global leaders.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
We believe that every child has the potential to achieve greatness when placed in an environment that nurtures their unique needs and learning styles. By providing tailored support and teaching approaches, we empower each child to thrive and reach their fullest potential.
Enrollment Characteristics: Predominantly hispanic low income families.
School History:
Since its opening in 2010 with just 60 students, Pinecrest Preparatory has transformed from one of the lowest-performing schools into a high-performing institution celebrated for academic excellence. For six consecutive years, we have proudly held an A rating, consistently ranking in the 96th percentile among top-performing schools in Florida. Our commitment to fostering a nurturing, family-centered environment has led to minimal turnover among both staff and students, creating a strong, cohesive community. With a waiting list of families eager to join us, our "work hard, play hard" mentality inspires students to thrive and enjoy learning. Last year, we were honored as an "Exceeding Expectations School," reflecting the amazing achievements we accomplish together every year.