Spanish & French

After school tutoring is available virtually this school year.

Edgewater offers an abidance of opportunities for students to select rigorous coursework through Honors & AP Courses. Dual enrollment at EHS offers numerous opportunities for students to earn college credit with courses offered by Valencia, University of Central Florida, and University of Florida. Students are able to take advantage of these opportunities have graduated with their A.A. Students can also participate in technical and career-specific skills through our Orange Technical School programs.

Our Foundation now includes the Hall of Fame recognition program. PTSA, SAC, and the Parent Leadership Council for students who are speakers of other languages meet monthly. Everyone is invited to attend.

In the early 1950's, the school board divided the Orlando High School into two schools. North High School and South High School. On the very last day of teacher post-planning of the old Orlando High School, the OHS faculty gave the principal a new suit as a gift. He became ill at school and died that day. His name was William R. Boone, and one of the people who rushed him to the hospital was Orville R. Davis, Edgewater High's first principal. The School Board renamed the South High School after Principal Boone. Not to upset the old Orlando High School alumni they named Edgewater after the street it was on. Edgewater High opened for the 1952-1953 school year. The football rivalry between Edgewater and Boone is one of the longest rivalries in the state of Florida. The winner of the football game takes home the Barrel and holds it until next year's game. Edgewater holds the record with the most wins. The football stadium, the Frank Lough Field is named after one of the first football coaches. Edgewater’s campus was renovated and rebuilt during the 2010-2011 school year.

Many of our graduates attend competitive colleges and universities. Many of our athletes are awarded partial or full scholarships to attend competitive and prestigious highly sought after Division 1 schools. Edgewater High School has been recognized as a Five Star School and designated as a Golden School. The Golden School Award is presented by the Florida Department of Education to recognize elementary, secondary and adult schools that promote parent and community involvement programs based on volunteer hours from the community, parents, students and teachers.