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Best Florida Private Elementary Schools Offering Cheering Sport (2024-25)

For the 2024-25 school year, there are 292 private elementary schools offering cheering as an interscholastic sport serving 139,835 students in Florida.

The offering cheering sport private elementary schools in Florida include American Heritage Schools, Broward Campus, Palmer Trinity School, and Saint Andrew's School.

The average tuition cost is $12,914, which is higher than the Florida private elementary school average tuition cost of $11,144.

82% of private elementary schools offering cheering sport in Florida are religiously affiliated (most commonly Christian and Catholic).

The American Academy, Broward Campus Photo

Canterbury School Of Florida Photo - Canterbury School of Florida was named Best Private School by St. Pete Life Magazine.

American Heritage Schools, Palm Beach Campus Photo - American Heritage Schools is a leader in private education, academic excellence, and innovation. With two 40 acre campuses, one in Palm Beach and one in Broward County, Florida, we serve 4,600 students grades Pre-K 3 through 12.

Our Savior Lutheran School Photo - Our Savior's Kindergartners around the crest that represents the strengths from which our school is founded.

Jacksonville Country Day School Photo - Jacksonville Country Day School prepares students for a healthy and productive lifetime of intellectual exploration, character development, and social responsibility.

Westwood Christian School Photo - Bible Quizzing Team

Hope Christian Academy Photo - INFANTS - 12TH GRADE. Hope Christian Academy is double accredited through International League of Christian Schools/Florida League of Christian Schools and also COGNIA. Learning and events are FUN at HCA! There is so MUCH MORE INFO on our website! Be sure to visit us there (linked above), which is where SCHOLARSHIPS are linked. Come join us for a campus tour!

Elfers Christian School Photo - School Principal, Rick Robertson "Please, stop by or call. I'd love to have one of my staff show you around and give you a quick tour. They are also current parents or have had graduates here, so they can answer many of your questions from both sides of the desk!"

Oxbridge Academy Photo - One of our founding values is to model kindness, courtesy, and awareness of self and others. Whether through a class, athletic team, or club, our students are meaningfully engaged in the community. Students learn how to build relationships based on trust, respect, consideration, and inclusion-- kindness becomes an intrinsic part of who they are.

Odessa Christian School Photo - Kayaking during PE

American Heritage Schools, Broward Campus Photo - Over the past twenty years, American Heritage Schools has developed six distinct professional programs in biomedical engineering, business, computer science, engineering, law, and medicine. Each program is taught daily by professionals in their respective fields. The Heritage curriculum team, in conjunction with the lawyers, judges, doctors, entrepreneurs, and engineers that make up the pre-professional faculty, worked to create unique classes.

Hernando Christian Academy Photo - HCA Lions Varsity Football

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