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Fast Facts
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History
Founded: 1957
Founder: The Reverend Alex Boyer
First Graduating Class: 2003
Mascot: The Tigers
Colors: Blue & Gold
Alma Mater: by Mr. Michael Rowsey
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School Facts
Head of School: Mrs. Catherine Allen Ford
Type of School: Independent, Episcopal, college preparatory, coed.
Grades: PK3 through 12
Enrollment 2012-2013: 880 students
Campus Locations:
Lower School PK3 - 6, 5 acres
50 W. Strawbridge Avenue
Upper School 7 - 12, 40 acres
5625 Holy Trinity Drive
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Lower School Facts
Full-time Faculty: 29
Student/faculty ratio: 10.5:1
Lower School Facilities
Library
Music room
Art studio
Computer lab
STEM lab
Gymnasium
Covered lunch pavilion, “Cub Café”
Outdoor basketball court
Track
Playing fields
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Upper School Facts
Full-time Faculty: 49
Student/faculty ratio: 10.5:1
Upper School Facilities
Five science labs
Media and Computer center
Student “commons” area and dining hall, “Tiger Café”
Rehearsal facilities for chorus and band
Studios for multi-media art and ceramics
850-seat chapel-auditorium for worship & performance
A fully-equipped gymnasium (including weight room)
Tennis courts
Stadium that houses: football, soccer, lacrosse, and track & field
Playing fields for: softball, baseball, and practice
Outdoor basketball court
Five tennis courts
Cross-country running course
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Academics
Advanced Placement Courses: 23
Advanced Placements Exam Results
% of students scoring 4 of 5: 50% (National Average: 35%; Florida Average 24% )
% of students scoring 3 or above: 80% (National Average: 59%; Florida Average 45% )
Students taking AP courses: 85% (National Average 26%; Florida Average 40%)
ACT Mid 50th percentile: 23-30 (National Average Composite: 17-25)
SAT Mid 50th percentile: CR 540-680, Math 540-670, Writing 520-650 (National Average: CR: 420-580 M: 430-600 WR: 410-570)
College Acceptance: 100% of graduates
College admission rate: 72% of applications
Bright Futures Scholarship Earned: 92% of graduates
Service-Learning hours: 10,925 hours, 133 hours average per student
High school varsity athletic participation: 55% of graduates
College Athletic placement: 13% of graduates
Financial Aid
Need-based financial aid available to qualified families
Accreditations
Florida Council of Independent Schools*
Florida Kindergarten Council
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Affiliations and Memberships
National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS)
NAIS certifies that the Florida Council of Independent Schools is a member of the NAIS Commission on Accreditation and has voluntarily submitted to a rigorous and impartial review of its accreditation program and demonstrated its adherence to the Criteria for Effective Independent School Accreditation Practices. NAIS commends and confirms its confidence in the quality of FCIS's accreditation program for its independent schools.
National Association of Episcopal Schools (NAES)
Council for Spiritual and Ethical Education
College Board for Educators
National Association for College Admission Counselors
Southern Association for College Admission Counselors
Central Florida Episcopal Schools Association
Council for Advancement and Support of Education |
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