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Orange County Public Schools

www.ocps.net

 
The vision of our strategic plan is "to be the top producer of successful students in the nation" OCPS is a powerful, positive force in the Central Florida economy. It is the second largest employer with over 22,000 employees and provides instruction to almost 175,000 students. Support from Orange County business partners, caring parents and community-minded citizens is evident by their participation: 47,800 registered volunteers who contribute more than 694,000 hours annually 3,500 school-business partnership agreements 38,905 PTA/PTSA members School Advisory Councils composed of community members, parents and school staff. Generous contributions afford many opportunities for our students. Volunteers and partners are always welcome.
  • Number of Employees: 5K-10K
  • Annual Revenue: > $1 Billion
  • www.ocps.net
  • 445 W. Amelia Street
    Orlando, FL USA 32801
  • Phone: 407.317.3200

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Scott Lindsey
Director, HR Compliance Profile
Joyce Hatcher
Chief Human Resources Officer Profile
William Farhat
Chief Financial Officer, Msctrm Profile
Dale Kelly
Chief Financial Officer Profile
David Azzarito
Director - Talent Acquisition and Human Resources Compliance Profile

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