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Fall 2026 Stakeholder Survey

We want to hear from you! Families are encouraged to complete the Fall 2026 Stakeholder Survey between September 29 and October 13. Your feedback helps OCPS improve schools, strengthen communication, and better serve students and families. Thank you for sharing your voice.

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Mark your calendars!

The 2027-28 Magnet Programs and Scholastic Academies application period opens October 13 and closes December 18. Apply during the application window to be considered for these unique educational opportunities.

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What is ParentSquare?

ParentSquare is a unified communication platform that offers a variety of tools that allow the district, school administrators and teachers to more effectively communicate and engage with families and students.

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OCPS Parent Portal Concerns?

If you are experiencing issues with an OCPS Parent Portal Application (i.e. Skyward Family Access, Canvas Parent) please click below for support.

Parent Portal Concerns Form
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School Profile

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Vision: Every student graduates prepared and inspired for a thriving future.

Mission: Together with our families and the community, we empower students with a superior academic experience, essential life skills, and boundless opportunities.

Address:  4949 Silver Star Rd, Orlando, FL 32808

Phone: 407-522-3400

Principal: Kenya Nelson-Warren

Mascot: Trojans

Colors: Green, Black, and White

School Hours: 7:20 a.m. – 2:20 p.m.

Grades: 9, 10, 11, and 12

Principal’s Message
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Thank you for your commitment to making Evans High School, “A Place of High Achievement.” We are The Pride of Pine Hills and the first certified Community Partnership School in Florida. Our focus is on Literacy, Rigor, and Relationships and our founding principles of success are “Pride, Determination, and Perseverance.”

Evans High School is a place with high expectations for all students, faculty and staff. At Evans, teachers and students work together to build a strong, academic foundation based on state and national standards. We strive to provide a rigorous and relevant high school experience with the character, climate, culture, and curriculum that is competitive with any public or private institution.

To assist our students in acquiring the skills necessary to reach their full potential, Evans High is committed to establishing a cooperative and lasting partnership between home, school, and the community. Evans will provide the necessary education for all students to be responsible and successful citizens.

It is important that students challenge themselves academically by selecting the most rigorous courses that equate to success. Some of those include:
 

  • International Baccalaureate (IB): Rigorous coursework in all subject areas, meeting internationally recognized standards of achievement.
    • Pre-IB Coursework for 9th and 10 grade students preparing for the IB Diploma Program.
    • IB Diploma Program—11th and 12th grade International Baccaulaureate students, with coursework culminating in an IB Diploma.
  • Cambridge Advanced: Internationally recognized Cambridge AICE coursework, a rigorous college preparatory curriculum designed by the University of Cambridge.
  • Advanced Placement: The College Board curriculum in various courses that provides students with an opportunity to take an AP Exam and earn college credits.
  • Career Technical Education (CTE): An opportunity for students to receive specific career training while in high school through Orange Technical College.
  • Industry Certifications: Opportunities for training and assessment of industry-level skills in various professional fields.
  • Dual Enrollment: Valencia College.

Trojans, be an active member of your school by participating in athletics, clubs, Navy JROTC, performing arts, and various leadership opportunities. Remember, not only are colleges looking for students who are actively involved in school, but also these experiences can shape your character for life’s future endeavors.

The Evans Community School is a vital part of every student's overall well-being. Thanks to a strong partnership with UCF, the Children's Home Society, JP Morgan Chase, Orange Blossom Health, and OCPS, we are able to offer on-site medical services, social services, and tutoring opportunities for our students and community.

We believe that each of our students has the courage to overcome any obstacles, the energy to excel beyond expectations, and the determination to do and be their best. At Evans, we seek to make our student’s learning experiences both challenging and memorable.

With Trojan Pride,
Kenya Nelson-Warren
Principal

“The Pride of Pine Hills”

 

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