Saint Edward’s has grown and prospered as one of the best Florida independent schools since its founding in 1965 as a day school for students seeking a superior college-preparatory education.
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Our proximity to the Indian River Lagoon provides a living science lab for all ages, independent study opportunities in all disciplines are available, and our smallest Pirates learn Spanish and Chinese before starting Middle School.
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Dockside Chats with Dr. Hirstein: Episode 2
In this week's episode of the Dockside Chat video series, Dr. Hirstein talks about the role of independent schools in education and what motivates him on a daily basis. Listen carefully and you may just hear the manatee mother and baby who were hanging out with us during the shoot. Click here to watch videoRead More -
Holocaust Survivor Shares Story with Seventh Grade
As the daughter of Polish Holocaust survivors, Mrs. Felicia Smith is passionate about imparting a deeper understanding of the refugee experience. Thank you, Mrs. Smith and @holocaustcenter of Orlando, for bringing history alive for our seventh graders.Read MoreBefore her birth during World War II, Mrs. Smith's parents survived the Holocaust by escaping from their native Poland to Russia, where they were arrested and imprisoned. Mrs. Smith's own refugee story began after World War II when her family fled oppressive communist Poland. Her mother applied for visas to numerous countries and finally got help from an organization that attempted to smuggle them to Israel by way of Austria. With those plans thwarted, the family ended up in Belgium with her aunt. Because her mother had misgivings about the spread of communism in Europe, the family ultimately decided to emigrate to America. Mrs. Smith celebrated her eighth birthday on the ship on the way to New York.Mrs. Smith's story moved the seventh graders and gave them a close-up glimpse into the life of a refugee.
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LEAPIN' LIZARDS, it's time for ANNIE!
The cast and crew of ANNIE! take the stage TONIGHT for the Live Concert Production! Shows are on October 16 and 17, and we couldn't be more excited! Here's a sneak peek!Read More
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