Although many of the Seventh-day Adventist elementary schools and academies offer preschool programs, there are more than 10 early childhood or day care centers available for children younger than kindergarten. In central Florida, Orlando has the Orlando Junior Academy Early Childhood Center and Children's Academy at Loch Haven. Further south you'll find Early Childhood Education and Care in Miami and both Maranatha Child Development Center and the Norland Early Childhood Program in Miami Gardens, Florida. On the gulf side of Florida, New Port Richey has the Kid's Safari Christian Preschool.
Seventh-day Adventists' junior academies educate students in 1st through 10th grade and there are six of them in Florida. Seventh-day Adventists' elementary schools are more prevalent, with more than 20 in Florida, educating students in 1st through 8th grades. The northern part of the state has the Jacksonville Adventist Academy. Orlando has the Orlando Junior Academy and the Beryl Wisdom Adventist School. Further south you'll find the Greater Miami Adventist Academy in Miami, Florida.
There are two main Seventh-day Adventist high school offerings listed for Florida serving 9th and 10th grades only. Apopka, Florida has the Forest Lake Academy, which also features a "distance learning" academy that serves students not living in Apopka. In addition, Miami is the home of the Greater Miami Adventist Academy. Visit the website or contact the school directly for details on their course offerings and how their facility can meet the specific academic needs of your potential student.
Although there are more than 10 Seventh-day Adventist colleges or universities in the U.S., there is only one such institute of higher education listed in the state of Florida. The Florida Hospital College of Health Sciences (FHCHS) is located in Orlando in the south-central part of the state. The school was established in 1992 and is recognized by U.S. News & World Report as one of the country's "Best Hospitals."