Dr I. Montealegre
under 1 mi Grades 11-12 27 students 27 students per teacher Christian (nondenominational) Alternative
Christian schools in Miami, FL
66 within 12 miles. Protestant and nondenominational Christian schools, going by the affiliation each school gave the federal survey.
Grades K-6 94 students 11.9 students per teacher Christian (nondenominational)
Grades PreK-5 140 students 3.4 students per teacher Episcopal
The Growing Place
2 mi Grades PreK-3 52 students 4.9 students per teacher Methodist
Grades PreK-K 6 students 4.6 students per teacher Presbyterian Early childhood
Grades K-8 46 students 6.1 students per teacher Presbyterian Special education
Ebenezer Day Care
3 mi Grades PreK-2 37 students 12.3 students per teacher Baptist
Grades PreK-12 1,078 students 14.3 students per teacher Christian (nondenominational)
Grades K-9 127 students 7.3 students per teacher Christian (nondenominational)
Gods Aids
3 mi Grades PreK-Transitional K 14 students 14 students per teacher Christian (nondenominational)
Grades K-8 33 students 11 students per teacher Seventh-Day Adventist
Grades PreK-5 256 students 5.3 students per teacher Episcopal
La Progresiva School
5 mi Grades PreK-12 713 students 20.4 students per teacher Presbyterian
Grades K-12 311 students 13.2 students per teacher Christian (nondenominational)
Grades PreK-5 357 students 7.4 students per teacher Episcopal
Grades PreK-8 59 students 9.1 students per teacher Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod)
Grades PreK-8 225 students 118.4 students per teacher Methodist
Highpoint Academy
6 mi Grades PreK-8 197 students 6.6 students per teacher Christian (nondenominational)
Grades PreK-8 154 students 11 students per teacher Baptist
Grades PreK-K 5 students 5 students per teacher Presbyterian Early childhood
Grades PreK-12 408 students 15.3 students per teacher Seventh-Day Adventist
Grades K-12 59 students 6.3 students per teacher Assembly of God
Grades PreK-12 533 students 78.4 students per teacher Baptist
Grades 1-7 89 students 16.2 students per teacher Christian (nondenominational)
Grades PreK-6 90 students 9 students per teacher Christian (nondenominational)
Grades PreK-12 1,136 students 13.1 students per teacher Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Grades PreK-5 300 students 3.8 students per teacher Presbyterian
Grades 3-10 78 students 9.8 students per teacher Christian (nondenominational)
Grades PreK-5 40 students 9.1 students per teacher Baptist
Grades PreK-12 163 students 11.2 students per teacher Baptist
Grades PreK-12 126 students 7.2 students per teacher Christian (nondenominational)
Key Point Academy
7 mi Grades PreK-8 160 students 5.9 students per teacher Presbyterian
Grades 12 4 students 4 students per teacher Christian (nondenominational)
My Happy House
7 mi Grades PreK-1 32 students 5.3 students per teacher Christian (nondenominational)
Grades PreK-8 371 students 36 students per teacher Baptist
Grades K-12 75 students 6.2 students per teacher Christian (nondenominational)
Grades 9-12 57 students 8.8 students per teacher Methodist Alternative
Grades PreK-12 242 students 13.4 students per teacher Methodist
Grades K-11 63 students 9.8 students per teacher Baptist
Grades K-12 83 students 9.2 students per teacher Pentecostal
Grades PreK-12 1,227 students 12.4 students per teacher Presbyterian
Grades K-5 61 students 8.1 students per teacher Baptist
Grades K-8 88 students 7.1 students per teacher Pentecostal
Grades K-5 90 students 15 students per teacher Baptist
Grades PreK-12 517 students 12.9 students per teacher Baptist
Lakeview Academy
9 mi Grades 2-8 103 students 12.9 students per teacher Christian (nondenominational)
Grades PreK-1 20 students 6.7 students per teacher Presbyterian
Lifted Academy
9 mi Grades PreK-4 52 students 9 students per teacher Baptist
St. Christophers
10 mi Grades PreK-5 66 students 10.2 students per teacher Episcopal Montessori
Grades PreK-Transitional K 9 students 9 students per teacher Christian (nondenominational) Early childhood
Grades 9-12 538 students 21.9 students per teacher Christian (nondenominational)
Grades K-5 207 students 10.3 students per teacher Baptist
Betesda Christian School
10 mi Grades K-12 83 students 7.5 students per teacher Assembly of God
Grades PreK-K 7 students 7 students per teacher Pentecostal Early childhood
Palmer Trinity School
10 mi Grades 6-12 805 students 8.7 students per teacher Episcopal Special program emphasis
Grades K-5 95 students 10.6 students per teacher Presbyterian
Grades K-6 14 students 5 students per teacher Baptist
Perrine Sda School
11 mi Grades K-8 43 students 10.8 students per teacher Seventh-Day Adventist
Vip Christian Academy
11 mi Grades PreK-8 26 students 10.8 students per teacher Christian (nondenominational)
Grades K-12 265 students 13.9 students per teacher Seventh-Day Adventist
Grades K-4 14 students 4.7 students per teacher Christian (nondenominational)
Grades 9-12 874 students 48.6 students per teacher Church of God
Grades 9-12 15 students 8.3 students per teacher Christian (nondenominational) Alternative
Grades 9-12 20 students 4.5 students per teacher Christian (nondenominational) Alternative
Grades 9-12 26 students 13 students per teacher Christian (nondenominational)
Grades 1-12 31 students 8.2 students per teacher Pentecostal
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What Florida pays
Florida Family Empowerment and Tax Credit Scholarships Education savings account
About $8,000 on average, set by county and grade For 2026-27 the table runs from $7,463 (grades 9-12, lowest county) to $12,217 (grades K-3, Monroe County). Students with disabilities average about $10,000 under FES-UA.
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