TOP 10 Cultural learning in Saint Johns, Florida

St. Jerome Early Childhood Center is a school located at 10895 Hamlin Boulevard in Largo, Florida, United States. We recently held a Mardi Gras cash raffle to support our school playground project, with Kate Weso winning the grand prize. We also celebrated the Advent Season with prayer services, a Secret Santa Shop, a visit from St. Nicholas, and a Christmas concert with Jack Hartmann. Our school community came together for Halloween festivities, and we recently celebrated the Feast of our patron saint, St. Jerome. Congratulations to the O'Day Family, winners of our Grand Prize Rays Raffle! Thanks to all who participated, we raised $700 for our school. Our Fall Mum Fundraiser is currently underway, with proceeds going towards classroom materials and playground equipment. There are still a few spots available in our three and four-year-old classes, so contact us to schedule a tour.

Guardian Montessori Academy, located at 145 Doctors Village Drive in Saint Johns, Florida, offers a comprehensive Montessori-based curriculum for children aged 12 months to 6 years old. Parents can choose from three different programs - Full Day, School Day, and Half-Day. To schedule a tour, please call 904-770-2045 or email us. Our toddler/transition program focuses on developing focus, sustained attention, and self-reliance in children aged 12 months to 3 years. Emphasis is placed on hand-eye coordination, motor skills, and potty training.

Chesterton Academy of Orlando is a classical high school located in Winter Park, Florida, dedicated to providing a Catholic education centered around Jesus Christ. Students at Chesterton Academy not only learn about their faith in specific classes, but across all disciplines, reading and discussing important Catholic texts. The school's classical curriculum emphasizes a liberal arts education, Christian virtues, and an appreciation for beauty. Faculty and staff at Chesterton Academy are dedicated to the school's mission and take an Oath of Fidelity to the Magisterium at the beginning of each academic year. The school's House system provides a sense of community within the larger school, allowing students to take on leadership roles and cultivate virtues.