Creation Village Preparatory School

United States, Celebration

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English, Spanish

Fees $12,750 - 14,500

Ages 3 - 18 years

Type Co-educational

Opened 2013

Bus Service No

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Academic offering

Curriculum IB (PYP), IB (MYP), IBCP (International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme)

Taught languages English, Spanish

Strengths Performing Arts, Languages, Service and Sustainability

Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Community and Service

Stages Preschool, Primary School, Middle School, High School

Introduction

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.

www.creationvillage.com

599 Celebration Place, Celebration, FL 34747, United States

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The Essentials

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).

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Fees

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.

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- 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.

Academics

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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Admissions

Creation Village World School is a private world school in Central Florida. The Admissions Journey has three steps: Step 1 – Express Your Interest: Submit an online inquiry form, email, or call to start the process. Step 2 – Discover Our Village: Schedule a tour or virtual meeting with the admissions team; campus tours are offered Monday–Friday between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Step 3 – Apply: Submit the online application form and supporting documents; after review, the admissions team will reach out with the next steps. Admission Requirements: Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, space permitting. The school admits students regardless of race, color, national or ethnic origin and does not discriminate in admissions, policies, or programs. The Application Process spans all grade levels and includes completing a Tour or Virtual Visit, submitting the Application, Teacher Recommendations, and Report Cards; Admission Testing (NWEA MAP) for eligible grades; an Experience Day and Family Interview; and a meeting with the Head of Programme.

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FAQs

Where is Creation Village Preparatory School located and what area does it serve?

Creation Village Preparatory School is in Celebration, Florida, at 599 Celebration Place. It serves students from PreK3 through 12th grade, ages 3 to 18. The school follows an IB continuum (PYP, MYP, CP) with biblical integration.

Is Creation Village Preparatory School a co-educational day school, and what is its religious orientation?

Yes, it is a co-educational day school. It combines the International Baccalaureate framework with Christian/Biblical integration, chapel, and faith formation across programs.

When did CVWS open and what makes its campus unique?

CVWS opened in 2013 in Celebration, Florida. The campus is designed as a living classroom with a Farm & Garden and outdoor learning areas that support sustainability and hands-on exploration.

What are the annual tuition costs by grade?

PreK3–PreK4: USD 12,750; K–5th: USD 13,000; 6th–8th: USD 13,500; 9th–10th: USD 14,000; 11th–12th: USD 14,500. These figures are annual tuition and may be paid under multiple schedules.

What other mandatory fees should a family expect?

There is an Annual Enrollment Fee of USD 250 per student and a one-time New Student Fee of USD 100. The Instructional Activity Fee varies by grade and covers textbooks, assessments, labs, field trips, and related costs, plus an Annual Athletic Fee of USD 100 per sport. The Lunch & Snack Package is USD 1,500 per year.

What are the available payment options and when are payments due?

Options include a single payment due July 1, 2026; a two-payment plan due July 1 and December 1, 2026; and a ten-month plan from August 1, 2026 to May 1, 2027. Finalsite processing fees apply depending on the chosen plan. Specific accepted payment methods are not listed.

Which IB programs are offered, and for which grade levels?

The school offers the IB Primary Years Programme for Preschool through 5th grade, the IB Middle Years Programme for 6th through 10th grade, and the Career-related Programme for 11th and 12th grade. The Upper School centers on MYP for 9–10 and CP for 11–12, with biblical integration, chapel, and spiritual development.

How does CVWS support pathways to higher education and careers?

CVWS has university partnerships with AdventHealth University, SUMAS, UF, USF, and WAoS to support health sciences, sustainability, business, and leadership pathways. The CP pathways include dual-enrollment and certificates as part of IB, providing career-focused options.

Is 4-H integrated into the IB programs at CVWS?

Yes, 4-H projects are integrated across PYP, MYP, and CP as part of experiential learning and project-based activities.

What facilities does CVWS have to support learning outside the classroom?

The campus is a living classroom with a Farm & Garden and outdoor learning areas aligned with the CREATION Life pillars. These spaces support sustainability projects and hands-on exploration.

What are the main athletic and academic facilities?

Athletics include basketball, cheer, cross-country, flag football, golf, track and field, and volleyball, starting in elementary and continuing through upper school. Academic facilities support the IB continuum with labs and technology, plus spaces for arts and performance.

Are there arts, clubs, and expedition opportunities on campus?

Yes. Arts are integrated across the IB framework with resident artists and on-campus performances. The River Hawk Experience includes trips, clubs, service experiences, and international expeditions as part of student life.

What kinds of clubs and extracurricular activities does CVWS offer?

All-Year Camps & Clubs extend students' interests beyond the day, with trips, clubs, and service experiences. Arts, music, and athletics are part of student life, and expeditions help develop leadership and reflection.

How are leadership and mentorship opportunities structured?

Village Life emphasizes House leadership, buddy programs, and mentorship across age groups. Older students mentor younger ones, and the Upper School offers internships and individualized pathways within CP.

Does CVWS offer international or mission-oriented programs?

Yes. The River Hawk experiences include mission trips, global citizenship projects, and partnerships with World Vision Ignite and AdventHealth, broadening experiential learning.

How does CVWS support students' social and emotional wellbeing?

Social and emotional learning is integrated across all programs with the IB Learner Profile and Yale's RULER framework to foster empathy and resilience. The CREATION Life pillars guide daily interactions, and daily worship aligns with service and spiritual growth.

What role do faith and daily practices play in wellbeing?

Daily devotion and chapel services anchor wellbeing and character development, while rest and outdoor learning support balance and mental health.

Are there structured wellbeing programs or staff support for students?

Wellbeing is embedded in daily routines, leadership activities, and service experiences, blending academics, faith, and physical health to support holistic development.

What is the dress code and how are uniforms managed at CVWS?

Uniforms are supplied by 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 with light blue tops for PYP or white tops for MYP/CP.

How does the school's house system work and what's its purpose?

The school has six Houses: Endurance, Courage, Friendships, Innovation, Creativity, and Resilience, each with a color, animal, founding family, and biblical verse. Houses begin with worship and reflection, and older students mentor younger ones through buddy classes. They also rotate leading Chapel services to foster belonging.

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