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OCPS Extended Day

Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten, PreK ASD, PreK VE, Grades K-1 ASD, Grades 2-5 ASD, Support Facilitation, and Gifted Cluster. We currently offer the Basic ESOL Program Model for our English Language Learners.

PTA President- Cindy Strauss. SAC Chair- Candy Vetter

Camelot Elementary School opened in August 2001. It is located in an area of high growth: reaching an enrollment of over 1300 students during the 2005-2006 school year. Castle Creek Elementary, our relief school, opened in August of 2006, and over 600 students were rezoned to attend it. Currently, our enrollment is a total of approximately 700 students, including prekindergarten. Over the years we have become a small, close knit family. We are strong, united, and all have a passion for working with children. Our purpose is to provide a safe environment where all students learn to develop the skills and strategies which empower and inspire them to become life-long learners. We have many accomplishments of which we are proud. These include receiving the 5 Star Award and the Golden School Award. The school serves students from a wide socioeconomic background. As of 2019, our enrollment was 529 students, approximately 58% of our student population qualifies for Free or Reduced Lunch. Currently, 30% of the student population are White, 13% are Black, 8% are Asian, 3% are Multiracial, and 1% Native American. By ethnicity, 55% are non-Hispanic and 45% are Hispanic. This school year Camelot Elementary School has the following programs: Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten, PreK ASD, K-1 ASD, 2-5 ASD, Support Facilitation, and Gifted Cluster. We currently offer the Basic ESOL (k-12) Program Model for our English Language Learners. In 2019, we were an "A" School! Camelot Elementary is a place “Where Dreams Begin!”

Five Star School Award, Golden School Award

1. Food deliveries for students of any kind are not permitted on campus, both during school hours and after school hours. This includes pizza delivery, Uber Eats, etc. 
2. Homemade food items are not to be shared in any group setting on campus. This includes both durig school hours and after school hours. 
3. Students are not allowed to share food at school as it is a health risk. 
4. Birthday treats are not allowed to be brought in. The cafeteria has Birthday Bites available to purchase. 
5. Items brought for class celebrations must be: store bought, unopened/original seal intact, and original nutrition information intact.