As we've said before, at Dream Builders Realty, we know the importance of taking an active role in the community we serve. One way we do this is through the support of local education. Our series on school features shows exactly what this area has to offer when it comes to education. 

We are sharing the options out there when it comes to programs offered, and special features of the various local schools, to help you in your search for a new home.

We've highlighted a variety of elementary, middle and high schools in Osceola County, along with some multi-level schools, charter schools and magnet schools, too. The school we're featuring this month? Chestnut Elementary School for Science and Engineering! 

As we've said before, at Dream Builders Realty, we know the importance of taking an active role in the community we serve. One way we do this is through the support of local education. Our series on school features shows exactly what this area has to offer when it comes to education. 

We are sharing the options out there when it comes to programs offered, and special features of the various local schools, to help you in your search for a new home.

We've highlighted a variety of elementary, middle and high schools in Osceola County, along with some multi-level schools, charter schools and magnet schools, too. The school we're featuring this month? Poinciana High School, home of the Eagles!

At Dream Builders Realty, we know the importance of taking an active role in the community we serve. One way we do this is through the support of local education. Our series on school features shows exactly what this area has to offer when it comes to education. 

Our last DBR School Spotlight featured Koa Elementary School, and while we have many more elementary schools around the county to share, we thought it may be fun to look at a local middle school this week!

Located in Kissimmee off Ham Brown Road, Horizon Middle School is the home of the Eagles. This middle school has been open since the 1995-1996 school year, making this school year its twentieth year in the Osceola County School District. It is a traditional middle school, grades six through eight.