A Christ-Centered School Since 1991
Small classes, a safe campus, and teachers who know every student by name — on the Arlington Expressway in Jacksonville.
Our Story
Seacoast Christian Academy started in 1991 as a home school program — a few families who wanted their children taught with faith at the center, not bolted on. The school outgrew several buildings over the years, and in 2007 it came back to where it began, on the Arlington Expressway.
More than three decades later the mission hasn’t drifted. Seacoast serves families from preschool through twelfth grade on a single campus, with classes small enough that teachers know every student by name.
One School, Preschool Through 12th Grade
Most families who come to Seacoast are looking for two things at once: an education they trust and a place their child is genuinely known. Being a single campus from preschool through high school means your child doesn’t start over every few years — the teachers know the family, and the older students set the tone for the younger ones.
Class sizes stay small on purpose. It’s the difference between a teacher who knows your child’s name and one who knows how your child learns.
Vision
To provide a Christ-centered education, focusing on the whole student, the body, the mind, and the spirit as an instrument to serve God; assisting students to develop a love relationship with God and equipping them academically so that they will be disciple-makers who will impact generations to the glory of God. (Romans 12:2)
Mission
Seacoast Christian Academy exists to expand the Kingdom of God in the hearts and minds of students using Christ-centered challenging curriculum and programs that prepare them to become world changers to the glory of God!
Accredited by ACSI
Seacoast is accredited by the Association of Christian Schools International. Accreditation means an outside body reviews our curriculum, our teachers’ credentials and how the school is run — it isn’t self-awarded. Our teachers hold degrees and are certified.
Explore Seacoast
Academics, programs, our people, and how to visit.
Come See the School
The best way to understand Seacoast is to walk the campus while class is in session.