Imperial Estates Elementary School

Imperial Estates Elementary School is at 900 Imperial Estates Lane, Titusville, Florida 32780; the school phone is 321-267-1773 and the fax is 321-735-9725.

Those contact lines come from the Find Us footer of the Imperial Estates home page, which also gives the Brevard Public Schools ethics hotline, 321-633-1000 extension 11170 (Imperial Estates Elementary website). The site's About Us menu holds a Video Tour, school newsletters, a News page and a School Bio.

NCES lists imperial estates elementary school at 900 IMPERIAL ESTATES LN with the same phone, (321) 267-1773, a grade span of pre-kindergarten through grade 6 and 604 students in its 2024-2025 enrollment column (NCES Titusville school search). Above grade 6, that Titusville search returns Jackson Middle and Madison Middle for grades 7 and 8 and Astronaut High and Titusville High for grades 9 to 12, without saying which campus an Imperial Estates Lane address feeds. In the state grade workbook the school appears as Brevard number 0151, an elementary school (type 01) and not a charter (Florida Department of Education 2025-26 grades workbook).

For 2025-26 the state graded Imperial Estates Elementary C, on 52 percent of the points it could have earned.

The workbook dated September 1, 2026 credits the Imperial Estates Lane campus with 416 points earned over 8 components and a 100 percent tested figure (Florida Department of Education 2025-26 grades workbook). The elementary scale printed at the top of the same file sets C at 41 to 53 percent of points, with B starting at 54 percent and A at 62 percent; D runs from 32 to 40 percent, and 31 percent or below is an F.

In the statute's wording, the C at Imperial Estates marks a school making satisfactory progress (Florida Statutes, s. 1008.34). The science figure, under that same section, counts the share of eligible Imperial Estates students who passed the state's standardized science test, and the school's row reports it as 30 (Florida Department of Education 2025-26 grades workbook).

No: the state file lists A grades for Imperial Estates in every year from 2003 through 2012 and a B as recently as 2019, before C grades from 2022 through 2026.

The workbook skips 2020 entirely and leaves the 2021 Imperial Estates cell blank, and its headers call 2023 and 2015 informational baseline years (Florida Department of Education 2025-26 grades workbook).

The school posts a School Improvement Plan and a School Data Profile under About Us, along with a School Advisory Council (SAC) page (Imperial Estates Elementary website).

Yes: Imperial Estates carries YES in the Title I column of the 2025-26 grades file, which also prints 91.6 as its percent of economically disadvantaged students.

Those cells close out the Imperial Estates row of the workbook (Florida Department of Education 2025-26 grades workbook). On the school site, a Title I page sits in the Parents and Students menu, and the cafeteria menu links Free and Reduced Lunch Applications and School Menus and Pricing (Imperial Estates Elementary website).

The department's 2024-25 Title I school list has a row for IMPERIAL ESTATES ELEM. SCHOOL, number 0151: 654 total students ages 5 to 17, of whom it counts 384 as children from low-income families, a printed 58.72%, under selection code B and program type SW (FLDOE 2024-25 Title I school list).

Imperial Estates highlights service projects on its home page, including cards of thanks for the Florida National Guard, a pop tab drive and a flag donation from a local VFW post.

According to the Programs block, Imperial Estates students made cards to be shared with the Florida National Guard, thanking its members for the work they do to protect Florida's families, a project the page credits to BAS and K-Kids, among others (Imperial Estates Elementary website). The same block reports that Imperial collected 333 pounds of pop tabs, which it says means Ronald McDonald House Charities will get $186.48, money the school says helps families stay free at a Ronald McDonald House.

VFW #4228 is thanked on the Imperial Estates page for donating a new U.S. flag, a State flag and a POW/MIA flag (Imperial Estates Elementary website). The menus also list Imperial Estates Clubs, an ART page under Academics, a Science and Engineering Fair page and PBIS and Character Education under About Us.

ACCEL, listed in the Imperial Estates Parents menu, is Florida's program of academically challenging and accelerated options, with a minimum set that each public school must offer.

The Imperial Estates site places ACCEL beside Brevard After School and the FOCUS parent portal in its Parents submenu (Imperial Estates Elementary website). Section 1002.3105 defines ACCEL as Academically Challenging Curriculum to Enhance Learning and requires each school, at a minimum, to offer whole-grade and midyear promotion, subject-matter acceleration, virtual instruction in higher grade level subjects and the Credit Acceleration Program (Florida Statutes, s. 1002.3105). The statute also has each principal inform parents and students of the ACCEL options at the school and set up a process through which a parent may request whole-grade promotion, midyear promotion or subject-matter acceleration.

When a promotion or acceleration stays within Imperial Estates, the statute has the principal set the eligibility requirements, weighing at a minimum the student's assessment performance, grade point average, attendance and conduct record, recommendations from core course teachers and, where the school has one, a certified school counselor's recommendation (Florida Statutes, s. 1002.3105). A student whose parent requests one of those options and who meets the principal's requirements must be given the chance to take part, and a performance contract is optional at the principal's discretion; a move that would send the student to a different school follows the district's student progression plan instead.

Other family pages on the Imperial Estates site include Military Family Information, Beanstack classroom libraries, a Water Safety page, a Uniform Assessment Calendar and a Title IX and anti-bullying page (Imperial Estates Elementary website).

Last verified: October 21, 2026, after another pass through the Imperial Estates Lane school's home page and menus, the NCES Titusville search, row 0151 and the scale note of the FLDOE 2025-26 grades workbook, the 0151 line of the FLDOE 2024-25 Title I list, and Florida Statutes sections 1008.34 and 1002.3105.