Register for a Neighborhood Center Learning Pod

Are you looking for learning programs for your child who is attending virtual school? 

Orlando students headed back to Orange County Public Schools using its LauncheEd program can join a learning pod at one of six local city neighborhood centers for the first semester of school. Children will be supervised by the center and provided with academic support when needed. 

Students will be kept in fixed groups of nine and spaced 6 feet apart. Children will be dropped off at the entrance of the building where they will be temperature checked and screened before entering the facility. Staff will continually clean high touch surfaces and masks are required.

Schedule

  • Drop off begins at 7:30 a.m.
  • Pick up is at 3 p.m.
  • Children will spend time outside playing during OCPS scheduled breaks and lunches. Snacks will be provided.
  • After-school programs run until 5:30 p.m. and require separate registration.

How much does it cost

Cost is $5 per day per child and those that qualify for the community support program can attend for free.

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Step 1.Gather needed devices and supplies 

Students must bring their OCPS supplied laptops and chargers. Those without an OCPS supplied device will be able to use the computer lab at the center, spaces are limited. Headphones will also be available to children without one to prevent noise disruption.

Each site can support up to 18 students on its wi-fi network. Additional students who bring their own hotspots and devices can also attend as space at each facility permits.

Step 2.Call the neighborhood center

Space is limited in the city’s small group academic support day camp Learning Pods. Call your neighborhood center to enroll or request additional information. The neighborhood centers with learning pods are:

Contact Us

Phone

407.246.4300

Main Office

Families, Parks and Recreation
595 North Primrose Avenue
Orlando, FL
32803
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