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A Student Progression Plan is a set of policies and procedures that determine each student's progression from one grade to the next, in part based upon proficiency in reading, writing, science, and mathematics. The OCPS Student Progression Plan will be updated periodically to address changes in state law, policy, and the changing needs of our students and community among other reasons.

For more information, please click here:  Student Progression Plan

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HS Curriculum Guide and Career Pathways

If you are interested in obtaining your official transcript or student records, please contact the last school attended.  If the school you attended is no longer open you may request your educational records from the nearest high school.  Click here for a school directory.

For your convenience, you may use the Student Records Release Authorization form to request records.  Please be advised, the school may require additional information.  Please contact the school for more details.

General Information needed to obtain records includes:

• Present name of student
• Name while attending school/maiden name. (if different than present name)
• Name of Orange County Public Schools(s) for which you are requesting records
• If student attended an adult, community or vocational school, a list of the course(s) for which you are requesting records
• Year last attended
• Date of birth
• Address or fax number where the records should be sent
• Signature
• Copy of driver's license, state ID, or other form of identification showing proof of name and date of birth

Subpoenas for Student Records
Please forward subpoenas for student records to the OCPS Records Custodian. For more information, contact your school or Student Records by phone at 407.317.3965.

Apostille Seal

The Apostille Seal is required by some countries when a student enrolls at a post-secondary institution abroad. Please check with your institution to determine if this is needed.

The Florida Apostille Seal authenticates the signature, seal, or stamp of a Florida public official or notary public, making the document legally recognizable and accepted in another country. High schools order an official transcript for the student, then sign and date the transcript in the presence of a Notary who affixes their seal and signature on the document.  

After the transcript has the necessary signatures and seals, the parents/guardians send the transcript to the State of Florida with payment. Information on how to complete the remaining steps is available on the Florida Department of State website.

For more information, please click here:  Transcripts

Dual enrollment programs are established by Section 1007.271, Florida Statutes. They are educational options that allow secondary students to take postsecondary coursework while earning credits towards a high school diploma, career certificate, industry certification, or college degree.

OCPS offers academic dual enrollment courses through other post-secondary institutions. Each dual enrollment student will be responsible for following specific guidelines and policies of each post-secondary institution and OCPS policies, such as the Code of Student Conduct.

Career dual enrollment allows students to pursue an industry certification through courses that count as credits toward a high school diploma and a career  certificate or industry certification. Career early admission is a form of career dual enrollment through which eligible secondary students enroll full-time in a career center, such as Orange County Technical College (OTC), or a Florida College System institution in postsecondary programs leading to industry certification.

For more information, please click here:  Dual Enrollment

Xello is an engaging, online program that helps K-12 students define their future goals and transform their aspirations into actionable plans for success. The program puts students at the center of their college and career planning experience. It helps them build self-knowledge, explore their options, create a plan, and develop the 21st-century skills needed to thrive in the world of work. 

For more information, please click here:  Xello

Each high school has a College & Career Resource Center (CCRC) on campus — a dedicated space where students can receive support as they plan for life after graduation. The CCRC serves as a central place to explore postsecondary options and connect high?school experiences to future goals.

In the CCRC, students can explore pathways aligned with their strengths and interests. They can learn about college, career training, military service, and other opportunities, ask questions, and get guidance tailored to their goals.

For more information, please click here:  College and Career

Karla Owens
Director
[email protected]
Phone 407.317.3200 Ext. 2002386