Palm Beach Day Academy Inc.
Palm Beach, FL
Location
Suburb, Large
Religious Affiliation
Not Religious
Student Body
Coed
Enrollment
226 students
Student-Teacher Ratio
5:1
Does not accept Florida state scholarships.
Reported to the Florida DOE. Acceptance does not determine a student’s eligibility or award amount.
Updated 6mo ago
Palm Beach Day Academy describes its teaching approach as academically challenging and compassion-rich, with personalized instruction that honors each child as an individual while guiding students toward excellence of mind, body, and character. The school emphasizes strong teacher-student partnerships, communication skills, community service, and innovation, aiming to help students think critically, act with integrity and kindness, and grow in a supportive environment.
Updated 6mo ago
Palm Beach Day Academy says admission is not first-come, first-served, and families should apply the year before the desired enrollment year. The process starts by contacting the admission team through the inquiry form, email, or phone, then scheduling a private tour (held mid-September through mid-December), completing the online application with a $100 per-student fee, and submitting required materials by January 15. Required materials listed on the site include two years of complete school records from the current school, including official transcripts and any standardized testing results (if applicable), the appropriate teacher recommendation form, and an in-person student interview or visit day. On the admissions page, the currently posted key dates are September 5, 2025 for applications opening, November 1, 2025 for financial assistance opening, January 14-15, 2026 for Kindergarten Visit Days, January 15, 2026 for the admission and financial assistance deadline, January 22, 2026 for Pre-Primary Visit Day, February 4, 2026 for admission decisions, and February 18, 2026 for new-enrollment contracts due; the school also says applications may continue to be accepted during the year if space is available. I did not find a published waitlist policy or any stated admissions-priority categories (such as sibling, legacy, or employee preference) on the admissions pages reviewed. (pbday.org)
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Honors English 6, Honors English 7, Honors English 8, Math 6 Accelerated,
French, Mandarin, Spanish
Multi-Media Art, Color Theory, Drawing, 2-D Art,
Basketball (Boys/Girls), Field Hockey (Girls), Flag Football (Boys), Golf (Coed),
Bulldog Outreach, Enrichment, National Junior Honor Society, Student Leadership Council
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Aftercare and Homework Help: For Pre-Primary through Grade 3, students participate in age-appropriate activities including homework time, inside games and toys, and outside play, and are provided with an afternoon snack. Aftercare is available weekdays until 5:00 p.m. For Grades 4-8, many students gather after school in the Raymond Wean Library, which is open each weekday until 4:00 p.m. with teacher supervision provided.
PSS ID A9101727
- Community
- Suburb, Large
- Religious orientation
- Nonsectarian
- School type
- Nonsectarian, regular
- Student body
- Coed
- Enrollment
- 458 students
- Teachers (FTE)
- 90
- Student–teacher ratio
- 5.1:1
- Daily instruction
- 7.0 hours
Student demographics
Sources
- NCES Private School Survey · National Center for Education Statistics · 2023–24
- Florida Private School Directory · Florida Department of Education · 2026-07-13