History of Florida to use I-75, and settled along the west coast of Florida. Florida's first theme parks were developed in the 1930s and included Cypress Gardens (1936) near Winter Haven, and Marineland (1938) near St. Augustine. Disney selected Orlando over several other sites for an updated and expanded version of their Disneyland Park in California. In 1971, the Magic Kingdom, the first component of the resort, opened and became Florida's best-known attraction, attracting tens of millions of visitors a year. It stimulated the development of other attractions, as well as large tracts of housing and related businesses. The Orlando area became an
Olympia High School (Orlando, Florida) universities, focusing on students in the academic middle. Students enroll in college preparatory classes and an elective DREAM class where they are taught study skills such as note taking and time management. Students apply to this four-year program at the end of their eighth grade year. The DREAM program's predecessor was AVID, Advancement Via Individual Determination. Olympia High School (Orlando, Florida) Olympia High School is an American public high school which was opened in the fall of 2001 in unincorporated Orange County, Florida, near Orlando. The first principal was Janice Pratt, the second was Robert Avossa, the third principal was