Lake Nona describes its education offerings as a lifelong learning pipeline that runs from early childhood through graduate education and professional training. The community counts 15 educational institutions spanning preschool through graduate education, with more than 16,000 students.
Younger learners attend Amazing Explorers Academy, Primrose School of Lake Nona, The Learning Experience, The Goddard School or early childhood programs at the Lake Nona YMCA. Elementary schools include NorthLake Park Community School, Laureate Park Elementary School, Luminary Elementary and Village Park Elementary School, followed by Lake Nona Middle School and Luminary Middle School. Lake Nona High School offers a Collegiate Academy partnership with Valencia College, where students can earn an Associate in Arts degree before graduation, and a Health Academy with AdventHealth East Orlando.
Valencia College, located in Lake Nona, provides associate degrees, workforce certification and preparation to transfer to a university. In Medical City, the University of Central Florida Health Sciences Campus includes the College of Medicine, Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences, College of Nursing and graduate medical residency programs. The University of Florida Research & Academic Center is home to the UF College of Pharmacy and advanced research programs.
Press release issued by Lake Nona:
https://lakenona.com/blog/pre-k-to-md-phd-how-learning-fuels-lake-nonas-growth/
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