the North Village. Here, Celebration Boulevard is almost completely residential. In addition to the homes perched behind white picket fences, this section of Celebration Boulevard flows past the Georgetown condominiums, the community pool, and soccer fields. Celebration Place Celebration Place nearly spans the gap between the two sections of Celebration Boulevard, except that its eastern end terminates at the Water Tower Plaza instead of at the entrance to North Village on the other side of State Road 417. Celebration Place is a commercial road. Education Public The School District of Osceola County, Florida, operates public schools in Celebration. Celebration is zoned to the Celebration School for K-8. Celebration High School, located in the city, serves Celebration for grades 9–12. There are free classes offered at the community center by clubs for cooking, gardening, art, writing, and technology. Private There are private education options provided by The Montessori Academy of Celebration (K-8). Private graduate education was once offered at Stetson University Celebration Campus. The Stetson Celebration campus was sold in 2018 with plans to convert it into offices. It was purchased again in 2021 with intent to open a medical school in the building. See also EPCOT (concept) Lifestyle center Golden Oak at Walt Disney World Resort – a concept high-end resort living community within the Walt Disney World Resort Val d'Europe – located around 35 km (22 mi) to the east of Paris, near Disneyland Paris. Val d'Europe was built in conjunction with The Walt Disney Company Seaside, Florida – a concept new urbanism resort living community in Walton County New Urbanism Storyliving by Disney Todt family murders References Notes Bibliography Frantz, Douglas and Collins, Catherine. Celebration, U.S.A.: Living in Disney's Brave New Town () External links Official website Celebration Town Center Architecture of Celebration The Walt Disney Company Populated places established in 1994 Planned cities in the United States New Urbanism communities Census-designated places in Osceola County, Florida Greater Orlando Utopian communities in the United States Tourist attractions in Osceola County, Florida Census-designated places in Florida Planned communities in Florida New Classical architecture 1994 establishments in Florida Architecture related to utopias