Lake Mary Preparatory School is a college preparatory school focused on challenging our students and teachers to stretch their minds, think critically, and engage in maximizing the value of each opportunity presented to them. Lake Mary Preparatory School strives to be a global leader in education, known for: a culture of continuous improvement, growth, and collaboration among students and faculty, a thought provoking and challenging curriculum, and a global minded and engaged student body.
Lake Mary Preparatory School opened in August of 1999. The school is located on forty-eight acres and consists of a 45,000 square foot building containing classrooms, science laboratories, computer labs, art studios, a band room, a dance room, a fully-equipped weight room, a regulation-sized gymnasium, a performance stage, lunchrooms, and administrative offices. Lake Mary Preparatory School offers both day and residential programs. In 2011, LMP opened an additional 13-acre facility that has been home to several hundred residential students. Additionally, a 22,000 square foot elementary school building and an athletic complex, including football and baseball fields, a track, and a five-court tennis complex round out the school’s campus.
Lake Mary Preparatory School is located in a suburban residential area in Seminole County, 14 miles north of Orlando. The City of Lake Mary is a rapidly growing community with a current population of almost 30,000. Located three miles east of a major high-tech corridor, chief employers in the area include Hilton Hotels, Siemens, Veritas, First USA, Mitsubishi Power Systems, Convergys, Chase, Verizon, and AAA International Headquarters.
Why Lake Mary Preparatory School
In grade 9, students explore the arts, world studies, classical studies, international languages, health and physical education, mathematics, native languages, fundamentals of sciences, social sciences and humanities, and technological education.
For day students (non-boarding), tuition costs are $16,700 per year plus an additional $6,000 activity fee.
In grade 10, students explore the arts, world studies, classical studies, international languages, health and physical education, mathematics, native languages, fundamentals of sciences, social sciences and humanities, and technological education.
For day students (non-boarding), tuition costs are $16,700 per year plus an additional $6,000 activity fee.
In grade 11, students explore the arts, world studies, classical studies, computer studies, international languages, health and physical education, interdisciplinary studies, mathematics, native languages, the sciences (biology, chemistry, earth and space science, and physics), social sciences and humanities, and technological education.
For day students (non-boarding), tuition costs are $16,700 per year plus an additional $6,000 activity fee.