Jupiter Christian School

Good Shepherd Episcopal School offers a variety of academic and recreational opportunities for students in preschool through grade five. Its academic program includes instruction in the areas of reading, phonics, spelling, creative writing, vocabulary development and handwriting. The school also provides specialized instruction in Spanish, computers, mathematics, science, social studies and physical education. It additionally conducts classes in Christian education, art and music. Good Shepherd Episcopal School organizes summer camps, as well as field trips to museums, concerts, plays and environmental areas. Its library provides a variety of books and an accelerated reader program. The school is accredited by the Florida Kindergarten Council and the Florida Council of Independent Schools. Good Shepherd Episcopal School is located in Tequesta, Fla.

Founded in 1960, The Benjamin School is a college preparatory school, based in North Palm Beach, Fla. It has upper, middle and lower school divisions, and offers various academic programs, such as fine arts, athletics, student activities and community services. The school serves more than 1,200 students of prekindergarten through grade 12, and has a student-teacher ratio of 13-to-1. The school offers a wide variety of courses, such as art, computer science, English, health, International Baccalaureate, mathematics, physical education, science, social studies and foreign languages. Its visual and performing arts course offers art, band, chorus, dance, drama, graphics, photography and video production. The school provides a variety of athletic activities, such as baseball, lacrosse, cross country, football, tennis, wrestling, volleyball and golf. It offers various facilities, including computer laboratory, library, cafeteria and store. The Benjamin School is approved by the Florida Council of Independent Schools.

The R. J. Hendley Christian Community School, non-profit inter-denominational Christian School, opened its doors to children as Greater Bethel Primitive Baptist Church Tutorial Program. Thus, the Tutorial Program of volunteer administrators was a resounding success from its very inception.In 1993, the school officially became a private school. The success of that tutorial program fanned the desire of Elder R. J. Hendley, Jr. and the congregation of Greater Bethel Primitive Baptist Church to establish a permanent Christian School, R.J. Hendley Christian Community School.The building at 2800 R.J. Hendley Avenue is our central school complex, housing the Office of Business Affairs, the Clinic, Cafeteria, Bookstore, Child Care Center II ( Pre-School K3 & K4 ) and secondary classrooms.Kindergarten ( K5 ), Elementary, Middle School, the Media Center, our new Computer Labs and the Learning Assistance Lab are located in the building at 2760 R.J. Hendley Avenue.Each of our spacious air-conditioned classrooms offers a warm d cor that provides a conducive environment for learning.