Private School Options in St Petersburg

YOUNG ACHIEVERS....I can not recomend this school highly enough. It is a small private school located on 13th Avenue North and near U.S. 19 North. They have daycare and schooling. Our first daughter started in the Pre-K and is going to graduate 5th this year. She is a top student (won the Presidental award in the 4th grade). She is in the top 5th % of all students in the USA. All thanks to the wonderful teachers at Young Achievers. Our second child is now in the 4th grade (also an honor student). Our third child just started Pre-K this month. Our fourth and last child will start in 2 years. We love this school and the teachers truly Love and Care for our children. Young Achievers number is ###-###-####. Good Luck in your search.

Liberty Christian School
http://www.LibertyChristianSch.net

St. Pete Christian School
www.stpetechristian.org

Shorecrest Preparatory School
www.shorecrest.org

Canterbury School of Florida
www.canterbury-fl.org

Keswick Christian School
www.keswickchristian.org

Northside Christian School
www.nck12.com

St. Paul's Catholic School
www.stpaulcatholicschool.org

Also check out the following list:
http://www.floridasmart.com/local/counties/pinellas/educa...

http://www.imagineschoolsstpetersburg.com/

I don't know anything about this school but this is a new school and from what I understand it is tuition FREE! Because it is a Charter school.

I hope this helps!
Have a Blessed Day!
K. J.

I know that Shorecrest has an excellent lower division - I have many friends that teach there! I also have heard that St. Pete Christian is a great school. I guess the question is what are you looking for in a private education? Price, Religion, College Prep, etc.?

E.,

I would just like to add another suggestion that you look into Imagine ____@____.com school (located at 1950 1st Ave N.) just opened this year. Our older daughter started Pre-K there last week. They have done a very nice job remodeling the old bank building they occupy and so far we couldn't have asked for a better option for our daughter. They use the Project CHILD teaching platform and from what I have read about it I am very impressed! Because they are a public charter it is tuition free, they do require uniforms and families must volunteer a minimum of 20 hrs per year. They also offer a before and after care program for a small fee. They are currently going up to 5th grade but have plans on expanding up to at least 8th I believe. Please feel free to private message me if you have any questions.

~ C.