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Seacrest focuses on providing students with amazing teachers, a dynamic curriculum, preparation for the next level and learning that engages students to unleash their full potential. It's How School Should Be.
Admissions
Admissions
Seacrest families have made a commitment to their child's education. Learn more about the application process and schedule a tour. Look Closer.
Academics
Academics
Seacrest's academic program centers on engaging and challenging each individual student to unleash their full potential. A Big Experience provides students with exciting opportunities for innovation, collaboration and problem-solving.
Athletics
Athletics
Guided by experienced coaches dedicated to development and teamwork, Seacrest student-athletes learn leadership and sportsmanship through athletic competition.
Arts
Arts
The performing and visual arts are integrated into the curriculum and co-curricular opportunities include band, chorus, theatre, and visual arts. Technology and arts merge in our graphic arts and video production classes.
Life at Seacrest
Life at Seacrest
Seacrest is an active community where committed parents, engaged students, and dedicated faculty are involved in campus life.
Alumni
Alumni
Our alumni are Stingrays for Life and are encouraged and welcomed to stay involved in the school. Check out our alumni events and ways our graduates can stay connected.
Giving
Giving
A culture of giving is essential to any independent school. Gifts to Seacrest support and enhance the Seacrest experience. Make the Annual Fund your top philanthropic priority!

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Fast Facts

Founding Year: 1983

Head of Schools: Dr. Jane Kern (1983-1987), Dr. Lynne Powell (1987-2012),
Dr. John Watson (2012- June 2017), Erin Duffy (July 2017-February 2020), Kevin Aspegren (February 2020)

Mission Statement: Seacrest Country Day School fuels intellectual engagement, teaches ownership of the educational experience, cultivates quality of character and inspires students to lead lives of significance.

School colors: Blue and green

School mascot: The Stingray

Enrollment: 410

Grade levels served: Preschool to Grade 12

Average teacher-to-student ratio: 12:1

Tuition: Please see Tuition and Financial Assistance.

First Upper School graduating class: 2008

Percentage of seniors accepted to a four-year college or university: 100%

Accreditations and
Memberships

National Association of
Independent Schools
Southern Association of
Independent Schools
Southern Association of Colleges
and Schools
Florida Council of
Independent Schools
Florida Kindergarten Council
Founding member,
Independent Curriculum Group