Welcome to our Student Admissions page! 
Find out more below about how to enroll your child at Delphi Academy of Florida. We can’t wait to hear from you and welcome you to the Delphi family!
Academy (K-12)
Application Procedure
- Inquire and Tour the School: Fill out an online inquiry form, or contact Admissions at (727)447-6385 to inquire! Set an appointment for your family to come and tour our school, we recommend students attend the tour as well so they can see the school!
- Submit an Application: Applications for the 2025/2026 school year will open on October 1st 2024. Email notification will be sent out to families who have expressed interested families that the application period has begun with directions to apply. Applications will need to be submitted with your child’s most recent report card, student essay (ages 10+), and a $125 application fee.
- Admissions Testing (ages 9+): After receiving your application, we will schedule a time with you for your child to come to the office to complete our Admissions test. (This test takes approximately 1 hour to complete). This test completes your child’s application process and qualifying students will be added to our waiting pool.
- Application Deadline: The priority deadline for applications is January 31st 2025. We will begin reviewing applicants in February 2025 once our re-enrollment process has ended and we know what available spots we will have open for the following school year.
Acceptance & Enrollment
- Visit Day(s): Once your child’s application has been reviewed, and there is an available seat in the classroom, Admissions will reach out to invite your child for their next step in the Admissions process which is coming in for their Visit Day(s). They will have the opportunity to spend a full school day at our school, and complete placement diagnostics to see where they place on the Delphi Program. At the end of the visit day, parents will meet with Admissions to discuss your child’s acceptance and placement.
- Acceptance, Contract & Deposit: Once your child has gained final acceptance for enrollment through the Visit Day process, you will have the opportunity to accept and reserve the open spot by signing a school year contract and submitting a $600 deposit.
- Submit School Required Health Forms:
- School Entry Health Exam (completed within 12 months)
- Certificate of Immunization or Exemption (On Florida State forms)
- Review our Parent & Student Orientation materials found here.
Preschool
Contact us now to join our waiting list in advance, to secure a spot for your child in our amazing and sought after preschool!
- Inquire and Tour the School: Fill out an online inquiry form, or contact Admissions at (727)447-6385 to inquire! Set an appointment for your family to come and tour our school, we recommend students attend the tour as well so they can see the school!
- Join the Waiting List: Once you have decided that Delphi is right for you and your child, join our waiting list by paying a $600 deposit to reserve a future spot in our Preschool. This deposit is not an additional fee, and goes towards your childs first tuition payment once enrolled. This deposit is non-refundable. Your Admissions Associate will set you up with an online parent portal in order to pay your deposit online.
- Waiting Pool: We have a limited number of spots on our waiting list for a given school term that parents can put a deposit and reserve a space for. If there are no available spots on the waiting list for your desired enrollment year, your child can go into our waiting pool (no fee). Should a space open up on the waiting list, you will be contacted and will have an opportunity to reserve the space with the $600 deposit.
- Contract and Enrollment Paperwork (via your parent portal at delphifl.myschoolapp.com):
- Contract: Once a child’s arrival date has been established, a contract will be sent via our parent portal to parents to review, e-sign, and make payment prior to your child’s first day.
- Preschool Application
- Child’s Enrollment Record
- Emergency Medical Release (notarization required)
- Food Permission & Acknowledgements
- School Entry Health Exam
- Certificate of Immunization or Exemption
- Review Preschool Welcome Pack here.
Tuition/Fees & Schedules
Tuition information is specific to each level of the Delphi Program. Here you can see our Tuition Schedule for 2024/2025.
Making Delphi Affordable
Delphi maintains a commitment to making the Delphi Program available to as many children as we can. We are now accepting three scholarships as a part of the Step Up for Students Program:
Florida Tax Credit Scholarship (FTC)
Family Empowerment Scholarship for Students with Unique Abilities (FES-UA)
Family Empowerment Scholarship for Educational Options (FES-EO)
You can find out more about these scholarships at stepupforstudents.org.
Because these scholarships are just for students ages 5 and up, for students ages 2-4 we offer a school funded Financial Aid Program. Parents may apply using our third party vendor Financial Aid for School Tuition (FAST), powered by ISM (Independent School Management) to process financial aid applications in order to provide standardized and impartial processing in a confidential setting. Qualifying families could experience a gift amount of 5-15% off of our tuition. Because there is a limited amount of funds set aside from the schools budget for each school year, and due to the number of applications we receive we encourage families to apply well in advance to the start of the school year in August. Click below to apply for financial aid.
Non-Discrimination Policy
Delphi Academy® of Florida admits students of any race, color, and national or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, and national or ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.
Reporting Misconduct: In maintaining a healthy school environment, instructional personnel, educational support employees, and school administrators have an obligation to report misconduct by any school staff, which could affect the well being of a student.
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