Compare International Schools in Celebration, United states

Instructs in English, Spanish

Ages 3 - 18 years

Fees $12,750 - 14,500

Type Co-educational

Creation Village World School, IB World School, is located at 599 Celebration Place, Celebration, Florida 34747. The school offers the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (PYP) for Preschool–Grade 5, the Middle Years Programme (MYP) for Grades 6–10, and the Career-related Programme (CP) for Grades 11–12, guiding students from ages 3 through 18. A key feature is the CREATION Life framework, which integrates Biblical spirituality with IB learning, daily worship, and chapel programs. The campus is a living classroom, with Farm & Garden and outdoor spaces that support sustainability and inquiry. The school runs a six-house system, with Houses named Endurance, Courage, Friendships, Innovation, Creativity, and Resilience, encouraging mentoring and reflection. Language learning includes formal English and Spanish education. CVWS holds authorizations from FCIS, WASC, and IB World School, and offers competitive athletics and arts as part of Village Life. Facilities support design, service, and leadership through trips and clubs overall.

Location

Celebration, Florida, United States. The campus is at 599 Celebration Place, Celebration, FL 34747. For admissions, contact (407) 900-7708 or admissions@creationvillage.com.

Stages

Preschool through 12th Grade. Preschool, Prekindergarten (VPK), and Kindergarten are offered on campus, and Upper School serves grades 9–12.

Religious affiliation

Christian

School day structure

Day structure varies by program. Drop-off times are 8:00–9:00 for Preschool/PreK and 8:00–8:25 for Kindergarten–10th Grade. Dismissal is 3:30–3:45 (Mon–Thu) or 2:45–3:00 on Fridays, with extended care from 7:00–8:00 before school and 3:30–6:00 after school (4:00–6:00 for PreK3/PreK4).

Tuition (annual, by year group)

- PreK3 – PreK4: USD 12,750.
- K – 5th Grade: USD 13,000.
- 6th – 8th Grade: USD 13,500.
- 9th – 10th Grade: USD 14,000.
- 11th – 12th Grade: USD 14,500.

Per-payment breakdown (examples based on offered billing schedules)

- Single payment (Option 1): full annual tuition due on July 1, 2026.
- PreK: USD 12,750; K–5: USD 13,000; 6–8: USD 13,500; 9–10: USD 14,000; 11–12: USD 14,500.

- Two-payment plan (Option 2): two equal payments due July 1, 2026 and December 1, 2026.
- PreK: USD 6,375 per payment; K–5: USD 6,500; 6–8: USD 6,750; 9–10: USD 7,000; 11–12: USD 7,250.

- Ten-month plan (Option 3): 10 equal monthly payments, first due August 1, 2026, then on the 1st of each month through May 1, 2027.
- PreK: USD 1,275 per month; K–5: USD 1,300; 6–8: USD 1,350; 9–10: USD 1,400; 11–12: USD 1,450.

Instructional Activity Fee (annual, by grade)

- PreK3 – PreK4: USD 350.
- K – 2nd Grade: USD 600.
- 3rd – 4th Grade: USD 750.
- 5th Grade: USD 850.
- 6th – 8th Grade: USD 950.
- 9th Grade: USD 1,000.
- 10th Grade: USD 1,150.
- 11th Grade: USD 1,250.
- 12th Grade: USD 1,500.

This fee covers textbooks/workbooks; standardized assessments (Renaissance, NWEA, ISA, PSAT, AP, IB); technology support; labs; day field trips; 4‑H; guest speakers; graduation and accreditation-related costs.

Application / enrollment / one-time fees

- Annual Enrollment Fee (per student): USD 250, non-refundable.
- One-time fee for new students: USD 100, non-refundable.

Athletics and co-curricular fees

- Annual Athletic Fee: USD 100 per sport, non-refundable for participating students.

Additional and optional costs

- Uniforms, school photos, yearbook, overnight trips, additional AP/IB exam fees, and other incidental charges: billed as incurred. Grades 6–12 require a student laptop for daily use.
- Lunch & Snack Package: USD 1,500 per academic year.
- Extended Activity Program:
- After School: USD 2,250 per academic year.
- Before School: USD 1,250 per academic year.
- Before and After School combined: USD 3,500 per academic year.
- As-needed care: contact the school's Parent Relations Team for arrangements.
- Summer Program (June–July 2027): USD 350 per week.

Boarding

- Boarding is not offered; there are no boarding fees.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Option 1 — Single payment: full tuition due July 1, 2026.
- Option 2 — Two payments: equal installments due July 1, 2026 and December 1, 2026.
- Option 3 — Ten-month plan: first payment due August 1, 2026; then monthly on the 1st through May 1, 2027. Finalsite processing fees apply depending on the selected payment plan.

Refund information

- Specific fees explicitly listed as non-refundable: Annual Enrollment Fee (USD 250), One-time New Student Fee (USD 100), and Annual Athletic Fee (USD 100 per sport). No general tuition refund policy is provided in the fee schedule.

Fee payment options / processing

- Payments are processed through the school's payment platform; Finalsite processing fees apply based on the selected payment plan. Accepted payment methods (credit card, ACH/bank transfer, check) are not specified in the fee schedule.

Summary of key cost items for a single student (examples)

- Example: K–5 student on the two-payment plan
- Annual tuition: USD 13,000 (USD 6,500 due July 1 and USD 6,500 due December 1). Instructional Activity Fee (K–2 band or appropriate grade band) billed separately (e.g., USD 600 for K–2). Annual Enrollment Fee USD 250 (non-refundable) if applicable. Additional optional costs as incurred.

- Example: 11th Grade student on the ten-month plan
- Monthly tuition payment: USD 1,450 per month (10 payments). Instructional Activity Fee USD 1,250 charged annually. Laptop requirement and potential AP/IB exam fees or other incidental charges apply.

Brief note on missing details found while compiling fees

- A general tuition refund policy and the school's explicit accepted payment methods are not specified in the published fee schedule; only the fees noted above are identified as non-refundable and Finalsite processing fees are noted as applicable.

Uniform Requirement

Uniforms are provided through Uniform Outfitters. Dress Uniforms are required for Kindergarten through 11th Grade and are worn on Fridays and at designated events. Daily uniforms include navy bottoms for boys and navy or plaid bottoms for girls; tops are light blue for PYP (PreK–5th) and white for MYP/CP (6th–11th). PE uniforms are River Hawk shirt and shorts; all uniform items must be purchased from Uniform Outfitters.

Food Options

The Nutritional Bundle includes lunch and snacks and costs $1,000 per school year. The menu features a wide variety of selections with fresh fruit and vegetables and is updated seasonally.

House System

The school has a House system with six Houses: Endurance (Dermochelys), Courage (Concolor), Friendships (Shocoryl), Innovation (Mantasea), Creativity (Creativa), and Resilience (Salamandra). Each House has a color, an animal, a founding family, a biblical verse, a Head of House, and a Buddy Class.

Curriculum

Primary Years Programme (PYP) guides Preschool through 5th grade and emphasizes inquiry, service, and connections to the natural world. Middle Years Programme (MYP) guides 6th through 10th grade and uses eight IB subject groups to develop critical thinking and global perspectives, with 4-H projects integrated across PYP, MYP, and CP. Career-related Programme (CP) guides 11th grade and 12th grade, offering career-focused pathways within the IB framework. Upper School centers on MYP for Grades 9–10 and CP for Grades 11–12, with biblical integration, chapel, and spiritual development, and uses portfolios and project-based learning to document growth. The language policy provides formal Spanish language education in addition to English, aligning with the IB scope and sequence.

Higher Education Progression

University Partners include AdventHealth University (AHU), SUMAS (Switzerland), the University of Florida (UF), the University of South Florida (USF), and the World Academy of Sport (WAoS). These partnerships support pathways in health sciences, sustainability, business, environment, and leadership, and include dual-enrollment and certificate programs as part of IB Career-related Programme (CP) pathways.

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