Oak Park Elementary School

Oak Park Elementary School is on Dairy Road at 3395 Dairy Road, Titusville, FL 32796, with an office phone of (321) 269-3252.

The Find Us section of the Oak Park home page adds a fax number, (321) 735-9741, and links the Brevard Public Schools ethics hotline, 321-633-1000 extension 11170 (Oak Park Elementary website). Registration and a 26-27 School Supply List sit side by side in the Oak Park Parents and Students menu.

The NCES Common Core of Data search lists oak park elementary school at 3395 DAIRY RD in Titusville with grades from pre-kindergarten to 6 and 473 students in its 2024-2025 enrollment column (NCES search, Titusville). On the same road, at 3375 Dairy Road, the search lists James Madison Middle School for grades 7 and 8, phone (321) 264-3120. The same list carries Jackson Middle at 1515 Knox McRae Drive as a second grade 7 and 8 campus, and Astronaut High at 800 War Eagle Boulevard and Titusville High at 150 Terrier Trail South for grades 9 to 12 (NCES search, Titusville).

In the FLDOE workbook Oak Park is Brevard school 0051, school type 01, and not a charter school (FLDOE school grades 2025-26).

Oak Park Elementary is a B school for 2025-26, earning 56 percent of total possible points.

Behind that B, the state workbook as of September 1, 2026 shows 450 points earned over 8 components at the Dairy Road school (FLDOE school grades 2025-26). For elementary schools the file sets the B band at 54 to 61 percent of points; an A begins at 62 percent, a C runs from 41 to 53 percent, a D from 32 to 40 percent, and an F is 31 percent or under.

Oak Park's B is the letter that section 1008.34 reserves for schools making above average progress (Section 1008.34, Florida Statutes), and the Oak Park row records 96 percent of eligible students tested (FLDOE school grades 2025-26). One rule in that section shapes Oak Park's English Language Arts, mathematics and science achievement columns: an English language learner's results are counted there only after the student has been enrolled in a school in the United States for more than 2 years (Section 1008.34). In the same row the science achievement column reads 72 and the English Language Arts learning gains columns read 64 for all students and 64 for the lowest 25 percent.

Oak Park carries B grades for 2025 and 2026, C grades for 2016 through 2019 and 2022 through 2024, and A grades for every year from 2003 through 2011.

There is no 2020 column in the Oak Park row, and the 2021 cell is blank (FLDOE school grades 2025-26). For 2023 and 2015, the workbook's headings attach the words informational baseline to the grade.

Oak Park's About Us menu links a School Bio and a School Data Profile, and the Parents and Students menu has an Important Documents page (Oak Park Elementary website).

Yes: Oak Park is marked Title I in the 2025-26 grades workbook, which puts its economically disadvantaged share at 100 percent.

The Title I entry reads YES and the economically disadvantaged column reads 100 in the Oak Park row (FLDOE school grades 2025-26). The school's About Us menu lists an Oak Park Title I page (Oak Park Elementary website).

FLDOE's 2024-25 Title I school list, a separate state file, gives OAK PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, number 0051, 453 students ages 5 to 17 and 337 children from low-income families, for a printed 74.39% of children from low-income families, coded B for selection and SW for program type (FLDOE 2024-25 Title I school list).

The Oak Park Parents and Students menu also links The Childrens Hunger Project, listed by the school as a family resource (Oak Park Elementary website).

Oak Park lists two programs on its home page: a PBIS school store that runs on SOAR bucks and an orchestra for 5th and 6th graders.

Oak Park students are rewarded with SOAR bucks to spend at the PBIS store, which the school says carries clothing, shoes, games, books and educational items (Oak Park Elementary website). In the orchestra program, 5th and 6th grade students have the opportunity to play and perform at school concerts and select festivals.

The Faculty and Staff menu lists Activity Classes, and the Parents and Students menu links Library Media, Help Kids Build Reading Skills and Florida's ELA B.E.S.T. Standards Family Guides (Oak Park Elementary website). VPK and Water Safety pages are also linked from that menu.

The Purple Star link on the Oak Park site, listed in both the About Us and Parents and Students menus, points families to Florida's program for schools that support military students.

The Purple Star label on the Oak Park menus is the name of the program in section 1003.051, which directs the Department of Education to run a Purple Star Campus program in which a participating school must at a minimum designate a staff member as a military liaison, keep a web page of resources for military students and families, maintain a student-led transition program, offer staff training on military student issues and reserve at least 5 percent of controlled open enrollment seats for military students (Section 1003.051, Florida Statutes). The same section lets the department add criteria such as hosting an annual military recognition event, partnering with a school liaison officer from a military installation and providing outreach for military parents.

FLDOE's designation page names Brevard among the districts in the 2024-2027 Purple Star School District cohort and says designations are kept for three school years (FLDOE Purple Star designations). Oak Park's own menu entries are both titled Purple Star (Oak Park Elementary website).

Last verified: October 21, 2026, by fetching again the Dairy Road school's home page, the NCES locator for Titusville, Oak Park's row 0051 and the grading scale in the FLDOE 2025-26 workbook, the 0051 line of the 2024-25 Title I list, sections 1008.34 and 1003.051 of the Florida Statutes and the FLDOE Purple Star designations page.