Orange County · Florida
Orlando, FL public schools
Enrollment, school count, staffing and per-pupil spending for Orange — federal education data, not a star rating.
Quick answer
Orange is the primary public district for Orlando, FL. It enrolls 207,561 students in 276 schools with 11,411 full-time-equivalent teachers, and spends $13,197 per pupil, 24% below the $17,320 median across the metros covered here.
- Students enrolled
- 207,561NCES Common Core of Data, 2021-22
- Schools in the district
- 276Operating school count
- Students per teacher
- 18.2Enrollment ÷ FTE teachers, not class size
- Spending per pupil
- $13,197Total current expenditure, FY2020
Who pays for schools in Orlando
Where the district's money comes from, FY2020.
- Local revenue
- 52%
- $1,457,844,000
- State revenue
- 32.5%
- $910,627,000
- Federal revenue
- 15.5%
- $433,520,000
Local revenue is mostly property tax, which is why the Orlando property tax rate and school funding move together. Of every dollar spent, about 47 cents reaches instruction — teacher salaries, benefits and classroom materials — with the rest covering transport, buildings, food service and administration.
What this data covers
Read this before comparing districts.
Figures describe Orange (LEAID 1201440) as a whole, not any individual school. Charter schools authorised outside the district, private schools and regional vocational schools are not included. Where a city is served by a county-wide district, the county district is used and its catchment is wider than the city limits. Enrollment is from the 2021-22 NCES collection; money is from the FY2020 Census school finance survey, which is the most recent complete national release — the two years do not line up exactly, so per-pupil spending is a stable indicator rather than a current budget line.
Keep going
Other Orlando data on this site.
NCES LEAID 1201440. Finance figures are Census Annual Survey of School System Finances (F-33) totals as redistributed by the Urban Institute Education Data API.