Atlantis Academy

Atlantis Academy Palm Beach describes an individualized, student-centered approach for children with learning differences, tailoring instruction to each student’s unique needs and strengths so they can become more independent and successful. Across the Atlantis Academy website, this philosophy includes low student-to-teacher ratios, personalized instruction, progress monitoring, social-emotional and behavioral support, and a partnership with families to help students grow academically, socially, and in life skills.

Atlantis Academy Palm Beach directs families to begin by contacting the school or enrollment team, scheduling a campus tour or open house, and then reviewing an enrollment packet; after the tour, the school also encourages a Shadow Day and academic screening so staff can better understand the student’s strengths and needs. (atlantisacademy.com) Required or possible admissions materials listed on the official admissions page include the Florida Certificate of Immunization (DH680), Florida School Entry Health Exam (DH3040), personal data and registration forms, authorization for medical treatment, a physical education form, birth certificate, student photo, transcript, and—if applicable—a psychoeducational evaluation and IEP. (atlantisacademy.com) For timing, the website says students may enroll at any time during the year and describes enrollment as year-round, so there is no single published application deadline; the Palm Beach campus page instead points families to upcoming open house dates and the enrollment director for next steps. (atlantisacademy.com) Atlantis also says families should act quickly because the school sometimes has waiting lists. (atlantisacademy.com) I did not find any published Palm Beach-specific admissions priority categories on the official site; the website identifies the campus as serving K-12 students with learning differences, but it does not state a rank-ordered admissions preference list. (atlantisacademy.com)