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Frequently asked questions
Browse quick answers about Orlando Junior Academy below, or call our office at (407) 898-1251 with any question.
For 2026-27, tuition at Orlando Junior Academy is $7,500 a year for full-day PreK ($750 a month) and $9,500 a year for kindergarten through 8th grade ($950 a month). A $150 application fee, a registration fee ($900 for K-8, $600 for PreK) and a $400 technology fee ($150 for PreK) come on top, and paying in full by August 15 earns a 5 percent discount. Step Up For Students and AAA scholarships can help K-8 families. See the tuition page for every fee.
We would love for you to judge that for yourself on a visit. Orlando Junior Academy is a private, Christ-centered Seventh-day Adventist school, established in 1906 and part of the Florida Conference Office of Education. An Adventist school nurtures the whole child: academically, physically, spiritually and socially. Students take MAP tests three times a year, classes are small, and our promise is that your child will be loved, safe, taught how to think, and will know Jesus. A campus tour is the best way to decide.
Yes. Florida's VPK is free for children who turn 4 on or before September 1, and Orlando Junior Academy offers a VPK-only morning program from 8 to 11 a.m., five days a week, at no cost. Families who prefer a full school day can choose full-day PreK, which is $7,500 for 2026-27, and the VPK voucher applies to that tuition. Get your child's eligibility certificate through Florida Early Learning, then call us at (407) 898-1251.
Yes, for kindergarten through 8th grade. Orlando Junior Academy accepts Step Up For Students and AAA scholarship funding. Step Up's Private School Scholarship is open to Florida students eligible for K-12 public school, regardless of household income, and averages about $8,000; the amount depends on county and grade. For 2026-27, new applications close November 15, 2026, and new families accept by December 15, 2026. Our office is glad to talk through your options.
No, and we are glad you asked. Orlando Junior Academy welcomes students from any faith background who want a Christ-centered environment for their child, and applies a non-discrimination policy to every admission decision. Families are asked to respect a few practices rooted in Adventist tradition, such as Sabbath as a day of rest and a vegetarian lunch option. Bible class is taught from an Adventist perspective with room for open dialogue, and questions are welcome.
We know that safety comes first for every parent. Orlando Junior Academy is a small campus where everyone knows your name, and teachers give each student personal attention. Our promise is that your child will be loved, safe, taught how to think, and will know Jesus. Call (407) 898-1251 and we will gladly walk you through how we care for children, or ask on a campus tour.
Non-Discrimination Policy
Florida Conference Seventh-day Adventist schools admit students of any race, color, ethnicity, national origin, gender, and sexual orientation. Our schools do not discriminate on the basis of any of the aforementioned categories in decisions for admission, discipline, or application of education policies. We promote a sharp focus on learning and caring while requiring all students to adhere to behavioral expectations set out in a strict code of conduct supported by the Biblical beliefs of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

