Visual and Performing Arts Legacy High School Complex
High School Magnet Programs
3DE by Junior Achievement, formerly known as the JA Academy for Leadership and Entrepreneurship, is a national model partnership between OCPS, 3DE, and Junior Achievement of Central Florida. 3DE re-engineers high school education and pushes students to discover solutions to real-world challenges, connect the relevancy of education, and develop the knowledge, skills and confidence to thrive in today's ever-evolving economy. 3DE's multifaceted approach to learning uses case methodology to integrate real-world connectivity into the standard high school experience. Coursework is complemented by career readiness experiences including career-site visits, interacting with business coaches, and consultancy experiences. The result is a high school experience that reflects the dynamic pace of activity and interconnectedness of life beyond the classroom walls.
3DE Features
- Students participate in authentic project-based application that is integrated across all core classes
- Students consistently engage with a variety of industries, professionals, and careers
- Students develop valuable competencies to navigate high growth careers
- Students identify career interests that fit their aptitude, interests, and aspirations
- Students have access to portfolio of designated scholarships
- Coaching and networking through JA's vast network of business supporters
- College credit through a flexible dual enrollment program and AP curriculum
- Completed portfolio at graduation to assist with college applications, scholarships, or career support
Please note that bus transportation is not provided for this magnet.
Specific Eligibility Requirements: Applicant's schedule must be able to accommodate magnet classes; a minimum 2.5 GPA is recommended.
 | Academy of Culinary Arts Wekiva High School 2501 North Hiawassee Road Apopka, FL 32703 407.297.4900 wekivahs.ocps.net |
The Academy of Culinary Arts is a progressive, four-year career and technical culinary education magnet where students learn and master, in a real-world, commercial environment, the business and practical skills industry professionals have identified as critical to post-graduation success in the rapidly growing food, beverage, and hospitality sector while gaining employability skills such as communication, teamwork, professionalism and time management.
Moving beyond basic course standards, the Academy of Culinary Arts provides students a vast array of opportunities, each in accordance with research and sound pedagogue. Some of these experiences include:
- Targeted money management
- STEM components of food preparation, especially chemistry
- Operation of commercial restaurant equipment
- Marketing and management skills
- Soft skills for career success, including problem-solving, creativity, and teamwork
Students will master skills and work towards specific roles within the magnet with associated responsibilities and privileges, including but not limited to the following: business manager, sous chef, restaurant manager, café manager, catering manager, pastry chef, charcuterie chef, equipment manager, facilities manager, sanitation manager, and other related careers and positions. Students who successfully complete all four years of the magnet have the opportunity to attend post-secondary schools with advanced standing, to attend technical schools through the CAPE Gold Seal Scholarship and to attain multiple professional and academic certifications.
Please note that bus transportation is not provided for this magnet.
Specific Eligibility Requirements: Applicant's schedule must be able to accommodate magnet classes; a 2.5 GPA is recommended.
 | Advanced Engineering Applications Apopka High School 555 W. Martin Street Apopka, FL 32712 407.905.5500 apopkahs.ocps.net |
The Advanced Engineering Applications (AEA) Magnet includes an introduction and thorough exploration of the broad spectrum of traditional engineering fields as well as the emerging disciplines in the physical, social, and biological sciences. The new face of engineering requires verbal and written communication skills in addition to an in-depth understanding of complex mathematics and science concepts. Interdisciplinary projects and lessons drive the curriculum to stimulate student interest and involvement. Lessons engage students by using teamwork, problem solving, and the day-to-day practice of the scientific method, which is practiced by engineers every day.
The AEA magnet is strongly grounded in mathematics and the physical sciences that may lead to students earning industry certifications and college credit for advanced studies while in high school. Emphasis will also be placed upon the humanities and social sciences to help develop judgment and curiosity among students. In addition, students will have an opportunity to enroll in Embry Riddle Aeronautical University Dual Enrollment courses in their senior year. AEA students follow a college-preparatory curriculum beginning in Grade 9. Magnet students are encouraged to enroll in as many Advanced Placement (AP) courses as possible during their high school career to include: AP Chemistry, AP Physics, and AP Calculus. The AEA students are very competitive in the college admissions process. Students throughout the Orange County School District may apply for this program. Participating students enter the program as freshmen and a limited number may enter as sophomores.
Please note that bus transportation is not provided for this magnet.
Specific Eligibility Requirements: Applicant's schedule must be able to accommodate magnet classes; a 3.0 GPA is recommended.
 | AgriScience Academy Wekiva High School 2501 North Hiawassee Road Apopka, FL 32703 407.297.4900 wekivahs.ocps.net |
Enrich life through Agriscience! Through participation in the Agriscience Academy magnet, students will understand and contribute to the future of agriculture and human life on our planet. Students enrolled in this magnet will develop a deeper appreciation for plant and animal life and will strive to safeguard them. Our magnet program is built upon basic Agriculture curriculum yet goes well beyond this scope by promoting more in-depth study through the use of technology. The program offers two pathways for students: (1) plant life and biotechnology with the opportunity for dual enrollment in the Horticulture program at Valencia College and a student internship with the local University of Florida Research Center and (2) animal husbandry with the incorporation of technology leading to a career in animal care or veterinary science. Both pathways allow students to seek Industry Certification related to either plant or animal life.
Please note that bus transportation is not provided for this magnet.
Specific Eligibility Requirements: Applicant's schedule must be able to accommodate magnet classes; a 2.5 GPA is recommended.
 | Aviation and Aerospace Engineering Oak Ridge High School 700 W. Oak Ridge Road Orlando, FL 32809 407.852.3222 oakridgehs.ocps.net |
The Aviation and Aerospace Engineering Magnet provides a rigorous college preparatory curriculum coupled with relevant career-related electives and enrichment activities that allow students to experience first-hand the fields of aviation and aerospace engineering. Integrated learning, honors and Advanced Placement coursework, as well as field trips, site visits and possible apprenticeships and internships provide the foundation for student preparation. Students will have the opportunity to use state of the art flight simulators, which are located on the Oak Ridge High School campus. Upon program completion, students will be academically prepared for two- and four-year higher education programs and may receive scholarships through Bright Futures and a variety of other funding sources. Students throughout the Orange County School District may apply for this magnet. Participating students enter the magnet as freshmen and a limited number may enter as sophomores.
Please note that bus transportation is notprovided for this magnet.
Specific Eligibility Requirements: Applicant's schedule must be able to accommodate magnet classes; a 2.5 GPA is recommended.
 | Cambridge Program Colonial High School 6100 Oleander Drive Orlando, FL 32807 colonialhs.ocps.net |
The Cambridge curriculum prepares students for life, helping them to develop an informed curiosity and a lasting passion for learning. The focus of the Cambridge Program at Colonial High School will provide an opportunity for high school students to explore a rigorous college preparatory program requiring knowledge, understanding, application and skills through research projects, investigation, written response as well as practical oral labs relying on student-supported perspectives.
Please note that bus transportation is not provided for this magnet.
Specific Eligibility Requirements: Applicant's schedule must be able to accommodate magnet classes; a 3.0 GPA is recommended.
 | Center for Future Educators Edgewater High School 3100 Edgewater Drive Orlando, FL 32804 407.835.4900 edgewaterhs.ocps.net |
The Center for Future Educators provides students with an opportunity to explore various career paths within the field of education. Challenging them beyond the traditional classroom, students interact with a unique course progression comprised of integrated advanced placement, dual enrollment, and honors courses. The magnet provides students with innovative, real-world internships in OCPS schools, exposing them to different classroom environments, ideologies, and pedagogies, ultimately providing a broad perspective on teaching and learning. Additionally, students partner with Valencia College, University of Central Florida, and Orange County Public Schools to grow in their journey to be a top educator.
Please note that bus transportation isnotprovided for this magnet.
Specific Eligibility Requirements: Applicant's schedule must be able to accommodate magnet classes; a 2.5 GPA is recommended.
 | Center for International Studies Dr. Phillips High School 6500 Turkey Lake Road Orlando, FL 32819 407.355.3200 drphillipshs.ocps.net |  |
The Center for International Studies (CIS) Magnet provides a strong academic curriculum with an international dimension. Students develop the skills, attain the knowledge, and cultivate an attitude of cross-cultural awareness that will assist them in whatever direction they pursue in their future. Social studies and world languages form the core of the CIS curriculum. Students are exposed to major concepts and issues in international affairs, politics, history, world religions, and humanities. As part of their commitment to international studies, students become proficient in a foreign language, while having the opportunity to develop skills in a second foreign language. The CIS magnet offers a strong Advanced Placement emphasis, enhancing student opportunities for scholarships and college entrance. Students throughout the Orange County School District may apply for this magnet. Participating students enter the magnet as freshmen and a limited number may enter as sophomores.
Please note that bus transportation isnotprovided for this magnet.
Specific Eligibility Requirements: Applicant's schedule must be able to accommodate magnet classes; a 3.0 GPA is recommended.
The Criminal Justice, Finance, and Law Magnet offers three programs, each with the primary goal of college preparation with career exploration. Criminal Justice explores careers at the local, state and federal levels of law enforcement, corrections and private security. Students earn seven hours college credit for the three criminal justice classes. Finance is a four-year program for students with a professional career interest in business. Law provides a basic knowledge of criminal, civil and constitutional law and judicial proceedings. Career-related guest speakers, field trips, mentors, job shadowing and internship opportunities are part of the magnet. Students throughout the Orange County School District may apply for this magnet. Participating students enter the Criminal Justice, Law, and Finance Magnet as freshmen and a limited number may enter as sophomores.
Please note that bus transportation isnot provided for this magnet.
Specific Eligibility Requirements: Applicant's schedule must be able to accommodate magnet classes; a 3.0 GPA is recommended.
| | Digital Media and Gaming Oak Ridge High School 700 W. Oak Ridge Road Orlando, FL 32809 407.852.3222 oakridgehs.ocps.net |
The Digital Media and Gaming Magnet provides a rigorous college preparatory program using curriculum that is tied to today's digital world. You text message, download music, make cell phone calls, chat online and play the latest games anytime, anywhere. So why not learn how to make it all happen? Be a part of the development of the digital boom while in high school. Oak Ridge High School, in cooperation with the University of Central Florida School of Film and Digital Media, has developed the most extensive digital media program in Central Florida. Students learn the latest in podcasting, animation, web design, electronics and gaming development. Integrated learning, honors and Advanced Placement coursework, as well as field trips, site visits and possible apprenticeships and internships provide the foundation for student preparation. Upon program completion, students will be academically prepared for two- and four-year higher education programs and may receive scholarships through Bright Futures and a variety of other funding sources. Students throughout the Orange County school district may apply for this magnet. Participating students enter the magnet as freshmen and a limited number may enter as sophomores.
Please note that bus transportation is not provided for this magnet.
Specific Eligibility Requirements: Applicant's schedule must be able to accommodate magnet classes; a 2.5 GPA is recommended.
| | Engineering, Science, and Technology Edgewater High School 3100 Edgewater Drive Orlando, FL 32804 407.835.4900 edgewaterhs.ocps.net |
The Engineering, Science and Technology (EST) Magnet is designed to provide students with academically rigorous and meaningful experiences in engineering and computer-based design. Engineering majors complete curriculum from Pathways to Engineering progression developed by Project Lead the Way and Embry-Riddle University's Aerospace Engineering Career Academy, leading to college credit. Technology majors will delve into the world of 3D Animation, Graphic Design or Gaming and Simulation Programming and have the opportunity to earn up to six separate industry certifications. EST students will work in teams on the EST STEAM project which simulates the research, development and marketing aspects of the modern engineering and technology company. This curriculum, as well as our business and academic partners, expose our students to the industry and prepare them for a future career in engineering, architecture, technology and design. Students throughout the Orange County School District may apply for this magnet. Participating students enter the magnet as freshmen and a limited number may enter as sophomores.
Please note that bus transportation is not provided for this magnet.
Specific Eligibility Requirements: Applicant's schedule must be able to accommodate magnet classes; a 3.0 GPA and successful completion of Algebra I is recommended.
 | Entertainment Production and Management Academy Evans High School 4949 Silver Star Road Orlando, FL 32803 407.522.3400 evanshs.ocps.net |
The focus of the Entertainment Production and Management Academy is to develop student proficiency in the back-of-house areas of theatre production including but not limited to the following: Sound and Music Production, Entertainment Design and Technology, and Digital Media Television Production. The magnet focuses on the technical, organizational, and managerial knowledge and skills necessary to bring arts, media, and entertainment to the public. Students will learn all facets of the entertainment industry, and will build skills through real-world experiences in the preparation and performance of theatrical and entertainment events. The magnet provides the opportunity to earn free college credits in a two-year course of study offered through Valencia College. The curriculum includes an opportunity to earn technical certification in one of three areas: Digital Media Television Production, Entertainment Design and Technology, or Sound and Music Technology.
Please note that bus transportation is not provided for this magnet.
Specific Eligibility Requirements: Applicant's schedule must be able to accommodate magnet classes; a 2.5 GPA is recommended.
 | First Responders Academy East River High School 650 E. River Falcons Way Orlando, FL 32833 407.956.8550 eastriverhs.ocps.net |
Focusing on Criminal Justice (Law Enforcement) and Fire Science Technology (Firefighting), the goal of the First Responders Academy is to prepare students to enter post-secondary institutions with a solid high school foundation in first responder fields. Students receive mentorship through collegiate and industry professionals. This magnet is led by instructors who have field experience in law enforcement and fire science. Engaging Classroom instruction and hands-on experience using simulations of crime-scene investigation, collections of evidence, mock crash scene investigation, as well as staged traffic searches are central to this realistic and authentic magnet.
Please note that bus transportation is not provided for this magnet.
Specific Eligibility Requirements: Applicant's schedule must be able to accommodate magnet classes; a 2.5 GPA is recommended.
| | Hospitality Management Oak Ridge High School 700 W. Oak Ridge Road Orlando, FL 32809 407.852.3200 oakridgehs.ocps.net |
The Hospitality Management Magnet provides a variety of academic and real-world experiences to meet the needs of both four-year college-bound students and students planning to attend community college before beginning their careers in hotel and resort management. In addition to solid academic preparation, students have the opportunity to participate in a manager mentor program, site visits, job shadowing and to interact with industry leaders as guest speakers and through apprenticeship and internship programs. Upon program completion, students will be academically prepared for two- and four-year higher education programs and may receive scholarships through Bright Futures and a variety of other funding sources. Students throughout the Orange County School District may apply for this magnet. Participating students enter the magnet as freshmen and a limited number may enter as sophomores.
Please note that bus transportation is not provided for this magnet.
Specific Eligibility Requirements: Applicant's schedule must be able to accommodate magnet classes; a 2.5 GPA is recommended.
| | Laser Photonics Academy Wekiva High School 2501 N. Hiawassee Road Apopka, FL 32703 407.297.4900 wekivahs.ocps.net |
The theme of the Laser Photonics Magnet is "Pinpoint Your Future through Laser and Photonics." The magnet is designed as a dual enrollment program in partnership with Valencia College for students showing an interest and aptitude in Science, Mathematics, and Technology. The magnet's rigorous course offerings increase student awareness of the expanding job opportunities available in electrical engineering, photonics and optics, teach skills needed for the field, and foster close ties with industry and post-secondary institutions. The Laser Photonics Academy prepares students for career opportunities in the field of laser and photonics technology and gives students a chance to earn 39 college credits along with their secondary school diploma. The magnet provides students with exciting scientific experiences through unique teaching methods focused on understanding the application of electronic, fiber optic, photonic, and laser principles. The hands-on learning prepares students for real-world projects and practical applications. The magnet curriculum is supported by expertise through partnerships with Valencia College, Northrop Grumman, and University of Central Florida. Students throughout the Orange County School District may apply for this magnet. Participating students enter the magnet as freshmen and a limited number may enter as sophomores.
Please note that bus transportation is n ot provided for this magnet.
Specific Eligibility Requirements: Applicant's schedule must be able to accommodate magnet classes. Successful completion of Algebra 1 and at least a 2.5 GPA is recommended.
| | Medical Careers Apopka High School 555 W. Martin Street Apopka, FL 32712 407.905.5500 apopkahs.ocps.net |
The Medical Careers Magnet prepares motivated students for a future in the dramatically expanding fields of medicine and healthcare-related careers. Students will engage in a rigorous college preparatory academic magnet, including dual-enrollment and advanced placement courses, and have the opportunity to earn industry certifications. The magnet combines examining the structures and interactions of the human body systems and exploring the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of disease. The magnet culminates in the opportunity to spend an entire semester participating in career shadowing and clinical experiences in healthcare fields that include dentistry, vision care, veterinary medicine, emergency medicine, radiology, physical therapy, occupational therapy, pharmacy, nursing, pediatrics, labor and delivery, cardiology, and surgery. Students throughout the Orange County School District may apply for this magnet. Participating students enter the magnet as freshmen and a limited number may enter as sophomores.
Please note that bus transportation is n ot provided for this magnet.
Specific Eligibility Requirements: Applicant's schedule must be able to accommodate magnet classes; a 2.5 GPA is recommended.
 | Medical Magnet Jones High School 801 S. Rio Grande Avenue Orlando, FL 32805 407.835.2300 joneshs.ocps.net |
The Jones High School Medical Magnet is a dual enrollment magnet offered through a partnership with Orange Technical College on the Jones High School campus. Students in the Medical Magnet will have the opportunity to complete the Practical Nursing program and take the National Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) examination. All dual enrollment courses are presented with the same rigor and complexity as adult technical courses offered at Orange Technical College. Enrollment in the Medical Magnet requires a commitment on the part of the student to successfully complete 6 weeks of summer school each year between the sophomore and junior and the junior and senior years as well as required courses during the regular school year. Courses are taught on the Jones High School campus and clinicals will take place at area hospitals, long-term care facilities, and the state-of-the-art nursing simulation lab opening at Orange Technical College, Orlando Campus in 2018. A partnership with Valencia College provides the opportunity for students to take college credit courses and earn potential early admission. Students throughout the Orange County School District may apply for this magnet. Participating students enter the magnetas freshmen and a limited number may enter as sophomores.
Please note that bus transportation is not provided for this magnet.
Specific Eligibility Requirements: Applicant's schedule must be able to accommodate magnet classes; a 3.0 GPA is recommended.
 | NAF Information Technology Colonial High School 6100 Oleander Drive Orlando, FL 32807 407.482.6300 colonialhs.ocps.net |
The NAF Information Technology Magnet is affiliated with the international National Academy Foundation (NAF), based in New York City, New York. This magnet is designed to for the study, development, implementation, support and management of computer-based information systems. In their freshman year, students build their technology foundation in Introduction to Information Technology. During their sophomore year, students select one track in an area of concentration, IT Support (PC Support and Network Design), which is our Cyber Security track (CompTIA A+, Network+, and Security+ Certifications) or IT Communications (Digital Video Production and Digital Print Media).
As a member of NAF IT Magnet, qualified students are eligible for an internship after their junior year and for competitive scholarships through the National Academy Foundation and the Central Florida National Academy Foundation Board. Additionally, students in this magnet may also qualify for Gold Seal Bright Futures scholarship money. This high school magnet is conducive to post-secondary education in one of the following arenas: Career and Technology Education in conjunction with Orange County Public Schools, year AS or AA degrees as found in local community colleges or four year BS or BA degrees from colleges or universities in information technology or business. Students throughout the Orange County School District may apply for this magnet. Participating students enter the magnet as freshmen and a limited number may enter as sophomores.
Please note that bus transportation is not provided for this magnet.
Specific Eligibility Requirements: Applicant's schedule must be able to accommodate magnet classes; a 2.5 GPA is recommended.
 | Performing Fine Arts University High School 2450 Cougar Way Orlando, FL 32817 407.482.8700 universityhs.ocps.net | |
This Performing Fine Arts magnet fosters students' artistic, academic, and personal development through a rigorous, performance-based curriculum in instrumental, vocal, dance, and theatrical arts. Students who desire a focus in a performing art, filled with an intense training that utilizes an academic integrated plan of study, will choose their performance area to hone their craft while growing as an individual performer and citizen. Performance choices will be based in the performing arts, such as instrument, vocal, dance, and theatre. Holding students to high, academic and artistic standards while fostering an atmosphere of mutual respect, collaboration, support, and acceptance, this magnet encourages individual creative pursuits as well as collaboration for the good of the ensemble. Magnet students will actively engage in the local community, demonstrating integrity, leadership, and service while delivering world-class performances.
Please note that bus transportation is not provided for this magnet.
Specific Eligibility Requirements: Applicant's schedule must be able to accommodate magnet classes; a 3.0 GPA is recommended; an audition is required.
| | Veterinary Animal Science and Service Colonial High School 6100 Oleander Drive Orlando, FL 32807 407.482.6300 colonialhs.ocps.net |
The Veterinary Animal Science and Services Magnet at Colonial High School prepares students for a wide variety of careers in the animal science industries. Through hands-on engaging instruction, students interact with companion, wildlife, zoological, and livestock animal species. The curriculum advances from agricultural science to in-depth study of animal anatomy and physiology, behavior, management, reproduction, and care. Classes prepare students to earn an industry certification as a Specialist of Animal Science, an adult level certification through the Florida Farm Bureau, which is recognized state-wide. Through involvement in the Orlando Colonial FFA, a student-run leadership organization for those in the animal science program, magnet members compete in a wide variety of related topics, including Veterinary Science, Aquaculture, Environmental and Natural Resources, Livestock and over 20 additional career development event areas. Members engage in service activities, travel for experiential educational field trips, learn from guest speakers in the animal industry, network with peers, and earn the opportunity to raise their very own animals on the Colonial High School campus. The Orlando Colonial FFA Chapter was recently ranked one of the top 10 in the nation providing an elite experience for all magnet members. Throughout their growth in the program, students work with instructors to develop and pursue educational and career aspirations related to the animal science industries so that all magnet students graduate prepared for college and career success.
Please note that bus transportation is not provided for this magnet.
Specific Eligibility Requirements: Applicant's schedule must be able to accommodate magnet classes; a 2.5 GPA is recommended.
| | Visual and Performing Arts Dr. Phillips High School 6500 Turkey Lake Road Orlando, FL 32819 407.355.3200 drphillipshs.ocps.net |
The Visual and Performing Arts Magnet (VPA) offers programs in Dance, Music, Television Production, Theatre, and Visual Art. With a strong emphasis on college preparation, students develop the skills and knowledge required to excel in their creative and academic future. VPA students have many opportunities to share their art, from monthly department recitals to performances and exhibitions throughout the community. In addition, students have the opportunity to learn from and perform for visiting guest artists.
Please note that bus transportation is not provided for this magnet.
Specific Eligibility Requirements: Applicant's schedule must be able to accommodate magnet classes; a 3.0 GPA is recommended; an audition is required.
International Baccalaureate (IB) Magnets
The International Baccalaureate Magnets include a two-year, rigorous course of study to prepare students for the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program during their junior and senior years. The magnet offers extensive study in language arts, history, liberal arts, mathematics and science and stresses the development of communication and analytical skills. The IB magnet is recognized internationally by colleges and universities. Students throughout the Orange County School District may apply for this magnet. IB high school magnets serve several middle schools. See below for your designated IB high school. Participating students enter the magnet as freshmen and a limited number may enter as sophomores.
Please note that bus transportation isnotprovided for these magnets.
Specific Eligibility Requirements :Applicant's schedule must be able to accommodate magnet classes; eligibility will include the previous two school year's GPAs.
The following high schools are IB Magnets:
 | International Baccalaureate Programme Cypress Creek High School 1101 Bear Crossing Drive Orlando, FL 32824 407.852.3400 cypresscreekhs.ocps.net |
Cypress Creek High School serves students who are zoned for the following middle schools: Bridgewater, Freedom, Horizon West, Hunter's Creek, Innovation, Lake Nona, Meadow Woods, South Creek, Southwest, Walker, Westridge, and Water Spring
| | International Baccalaureate Programme Evans High School 4949 Silver Star Road Orlando, FL 32808 407.522.3400 evanshs.ocps.net |
Evans High School serves students who are zoned for the following middle schools: Audubon Park School*, Apopka, College Park, Lakeview, Lockhart, Maitland*, Meadowbrook, Ocoee, Piedmont Lakes, Robinswood, Wolf Lake
*Only students who are zoned for Edgewater High School
| | International Baccalaureate Programme Jones High School 801 S. Rio Grande Avenue Orlando, FL 32805 407.835.2300 joneshs.ocps.net |
Jones High School serves students who are zoned for the following middle schools: Blankner, Carver, Chain of Lakes, Conway, Gotha, Memorial, OCPS Academic Center for Excellence, Pershing, Sun Ridge
 | International Baccalaureate Programme University High School 2450 Cougar Way Orlando, FL 32817 407.482.8700 universityhs.ocps.net | |
University High School serves students who are zoned for the following middle schools: Lake Como School, Avalon, Corner Lake, Discovery, Roberto Clemente, Legacy, Liberty, Odyssey, Timber Springs, Union Park**, Wedgefield
**Only students zoned for University High School and Colonial High School
Visual and Performing Arts Legacy High School Complex
Source: https://www.ocps.net/departments/school_choice/magnet_programs/high_school_magnet_programs
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