Frequently asked questions

Collage Day School welcomes children from 3 months through Grade 5. Programs include Daycare, Early Learning, Preschool/VPK, and Elementary School, providing a continuous educational journey on one campus.

The admissions process begins with an inquiry and a personalized campus tour. Families then complete an online application, and enrollment is offered based on availability.

Yes. Families are encouraged to schedule a personalized campus tour to meet the admissions team, explore the learning environment, and see if Collage Day School is the right fit. Virtual tours are also available.

Eligible families may qualify for Florida scholarship programs, including the Family Empowerment Scholarship for Students with Unique Abilities (FES-UA), which can help cover tuition and other educational expenses.

Collage Day School combines rigorous academics with project-based learning, outdoor education, and personalized instruction. Small class sizes, an expansive nature-based campus, and a whole-child approach help students grow academically, socially, emotionally, and physically.

Project-Based Learning encourages students to explore real-world topics through hands-on experiences, collaboration, and problem-solving. This approach builds critical thinking, creativity, communication, and confidence.

Small class sizes allow teachers to tailor instruction to each student's strengths, interests, and learning needs. Every student receives individualized support to help them thrive academically and personally.

Students enjoy a well-rounded education that includes STEAM, Spanish, art, music, horticulture, coding, physical education, outdoor learning, and health and wellness.

The Early Learning program combines play-based experiences with research-based teaching in a nurturing environment. Children build strong social, emotional, language, and cognitive skills while developing a lifelong love of learning.

Yes. The school offers Florida's Voluntary Prekindergarten (VPK) program, providing eligible 4-year-olds with a strong foundation in literacy, math, language, and social development.

Set on an eight-acre campus, Collage Day School features woodland trails, gardens, ponds, outdoor classrooms, playgrounds, and resident animals, giving students daily opportunities to learn through nature.

Outdoor learning is an essential part of the curriculum. Students participate in environmental projects, horticulture, and hands-on exploration that strengthen academic learning while encouraging curiosity, teamwork, and resilience.

Student wellbeing is woven into everyday learning through movement, outdoor experiences, social-emotional learning, counseling support, and strong partnerships with families to help every student feel confident and supported.

Students are assessed using standards-based practices aligned with Florida B.E.S.T. Standards. Teachers monitor progress throughout the year to provide meaningful feedback and support each student's academic growth.