Welcome to Village
Your family’s next chapter.
Exploring kindergarten, looking for a new school, or planning the later elementary years? Let’s begin with a conversation about your child.
Start with a visitA simple place to start
From curious to connected.
You don’t need every answer before getting in touch. We’ll help you explore the school and understand the next steps.
Explore tuition & assistance- 01
Get to know Village.
See the classrooms, meet the people, and talk about your child’s interests and needs.
Arrange a visit - 02
Start a conversation.
Share your child’s grade and the school year you’re considering. Ask about available space, programs, and financial assistance.
Request information · Jupiter - 03
Begin your application.
When you’re ready, use Village’s current application in Jupiter. The school will guide you through the required records and review process.
Apply through Jupiter
A few first questions
Let’s make it clearer.
For questions specific to your child, our school office is the best place to begin.
Contact the schoolWhich grades does Village serve?
Village is a Seventh-day Adventist school for kindergarten through grade 8.
Do you offer half-day kindergarten?
Yes. Both half-day and full-day kindergarten appear in the published tuition options; the office can help your family explore the right fit.
Do we need to be Seventh-day Adventist?
Families are invited to support Village’s Christian and Seventh-day Adventist educational philosophy. Contact the office to talk through any questions about your family.
Is financial assistance available?
Assistance is limited and available by application, alongside published discounts. Start with the school office to understand eligibility and next steps.
Can we transfer during the school year?
Contact the office about classroom availability, records, and grade placement for your child.
Where do I apply?
Village’s current application is in Jupiter. The school will guide you through the required records and review process.
Let’s take the next step
Let’s get to know your family.
A visit makes the school experience personal.