Admissions Process Home / Admissions / Admissions Process How To Take The Next Step For Your Child Inquire We know that picking the right private school for your child is an important decision. We would love to meet with you and your family in person to gain an understanding of your child’s needs and interests, and to share our school’s true experience. Please contact us to connect with our Admissions Coordinator who will assist with any questions you may have and schedule your visit. Contact Us Visit Visiting us is the best way for us to get to know your family and show you all that we have to offer. You will meet with our staff members who will be able to show you around the campus and address any questions you may have. Apply After your visit, you may complete our online application form. Complete the application and submit with your $75 application fee. Apply Now Assess Once we have received your application, we will work with you to schedule your child’s assessment. Prior to the assessment, we will collect the following forms to ensure we have the necessary information to make an admissions decision: Transcript Release Form Teacher Recommendation Form (Pre-K–2nd Grade, 3rd–7th Grade) When these requirements are satisfied, we will send you an enrollment contract via DocuSign. To complete your registration, the enrollment contract must be electronically signed and returned within 48 hours with your registration fee. Once enrolled, families must submit a copy of each student’s birth certificate, immunization records, and completed physical from a Florida physician. Understanding the affordability of tuition is an essential part of the admissions process and your child’s education. Learn more about the tuition and fees associated with our school. We welcome students throughout the school year, provided there is space available in the desired program, and the child is grade level ready. All students in kindergarten and above will be assessed to confirm readiness. View Our Tuition Frequently Asked Questions When is the right time to apply to Park Maitland School? While Park Maitland operates on a rolling admissions basis, we strongly encourage families to begin the process as early as possible (ideally one full year prior to your desired start date). Due to our reputation for excellence and our vibrant community life, many grade levels reach capacity quickly. Because application timestamps are a key factor in waitlist placement, an early inquiry ensures your family has the best possible opportunity to secure a seat in our upcoming cohort. What is Park Maitland looking for in a prospective student? We seek curious and kind children who are eager to embrace the magic of discovery. Our ideal candidates are students who flourish in a high-engagement environment and are ready to contribute to our culture of respect and character. We look for families who view education as a true partnership, parents who value academic rigor as much as they value the “wonder-filled” journey of childhood. We are looking for learners who are ready to be challenged and leaders who are ready to serve. Does Park Maitland School offer financial aid or tuition assistance? Park Maitland does not offer a traditional need-based financial aid program. However, we are dedicated to supporting our families through several tuition management options. These include sibling discounts, corporate partnership incentives, and a variety of flexible payment plans designed to make a premier education more accessible for our community. We invite you to speak with our admissions team to find the arrangement that best serves your family. What is drop-off and pick-up like at Park Maitland North campus? Park Maitland North staggers arrival and dismissal times by grade, so fewer cars are in line at once and the process moves quickly. K-5th Grade: 7:10 – 7:45am; K4 (Pre-K) 8:10 – 8:25am; Middle School: 8:05 – 8:15am. Local police officers help direct traffic during peak times. We encourage carpooling when possible, and ask that parents display their carpool tag, stay in their car while staff help students in and out, and have their child ready with backpack in hand. Families who need an early drop-off or later pick-up can use before care starting at 7:15am and after care until 5:30pm. Does Park Maitland accept Step Up for Students scholarships? No, Park Maitland does not currently accept Step Up for Students scholarships. However, we offer several options to help make a Park Maitland education more manageable for your family, including a sibling discount for families with more than one child enrolled and flexible payment plans to fit your budget. You can spread tuition into monthly installments or save by paying ahead with our Semi-Annual or Annual Plan. Additionally, we offer families discounts if they are employed by any of our Corporate Partners. What does the Park Maitland middle school program offer? Our private middle school gives students a strong academic head start on high school. Students can take Algebra I Honors as early as 6th grade and can earn up to three high school credits before they finish 8th grade. Small classes and experienced teachers mean every student gets close attention. All of our graduates have been accepted to their high schools of choice, including Trinity Preparatory School, Lake Highland Preparatory School, Winter Park High School’s IB Program and Dr. Phillips High School. Learn more about our academic outcomes. How does Park Maitland North support students with learning differences? Our teachers take time to know each student well. They are able to differentiate daily lessons to support various learning styles and provide help where needed. Any specific accommodations are reviewed on a case-by-case basis to ensure our rigorous learning environment is a strong match for your child’s unique needs. How does Park Maitland North handle bullying and build an inclusive community? Kindness and respect are central to life at Park Maitland, and we take every report of bullying or unkind behavior seriously. When a concern comes up, staff talk with the students involved, contact each family and follow our behavior policy, which may include restorative conversations and consequences. Teachers then check in over the following weeks to make sure the behavior has stopped. Small classes help teachers notice problems early, and traditions like the Festival of Nations teach students to respect different cultures and beliefs. Learn more on our Diversity page.