Camelot Families we are asking for your help with providing valuable feedback about our school. You should have received the below message via ParentSquare, but if you didn't it is attached again. We need 100 more families to respond to the survey before the window closes on October 14th. Please take a few minutes (it will take less than 5) to complete the below survey. We appreciate your time and help. This feedback will be used to improve to make Camelot the best it can be!

OCPS Families,  

Orange County Public Schools invites you to participate in the 2025 Fall Stakeholder Survey. We are asking you to answer a couple of questions about your satisfaction with your child’s school. The survey is anonymous, so no one will know how you answered, and is available in English, Spanish (Español), Portuguese (Português), Haitian Creole (Kreyòl), Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt), and Arabic (ب عر(. 

The survey closes Tuesday, October 14, 2025. To participate, you can click on this LINK, use the link on your school’s website, or use the QR code below. 

We thank you in advance for your time and feedback. For questions or concerns about the survey, please contact your school’s principal.

For technical assistance, please complete the Stakeholder Survey Assistance Form.

Good afternoon,

We are looking for parent volunteers to attend the District Multilingual Parent Leadership Council Meeting on behalf of Camelot Elementary. This is a great way for multilingual families to get involved in their child's education. The meeting is virtual and will be held on Thursday, October 16, starting at 6:00pm. Please email Justina.Castillo@ocps.net if you are interested in attending.

Check out the flyer below!

Miss Hagarty and Mrs. Dale attended a weekend of STEAM training in Key Largo, FL, through the Guy Harvey Foundation. They learned about coral reef restoration, lionfish, sharks, sea animal mucous, and even went snorkeling in a coral reef! In hopes of becoming a Guy Harvey Foundation certified school, they are looking for one or two more teachers to attend a free training and help with a school cleanup event. By becoming a Guy Harvey Foundation certified school, it unlocks a multitude of free resources for our school which includes teaching materials and lessons for art and science. Our school can earn $1,000 for every teacher, per school year, who is a Guy Harvey Foundation certified teacher to be spent on conservation field trips and experiences, so we can get our students salty!

Congrats to Mrs. Dale received another robotics grant this week from FIRST Lego League and Stellantis in the amount of $805. This will help fund materials for her Grades 1-3 group to explore robotics with Legos!