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• K-12: $19,600 
• L.I.F.E.: $21,525
• Materials: $450
• Registration: $400
• Graduation Fee (Grade 12 only): $350 
• After Care (daily): $25
• After Care (monthly):  $200

Florida Scholarships accepted

At our Coral Springs campus, we educate students in kindergarten through 12th grade, and we offer the convenience of the Living Independently with Fundamental Experiences Program. The L.I.F.E. Program teaches young adults ages 18 and older the skills they need to live a more independent life in the home and in the workplace.

We support students with a wide range of learning differences — including autism, ADHD, and dyslexia — and our focus is always on helping students become as independent and successful as possible.

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The Before-School Care program starts at 7:00 a.m. and the After-School Care program is provided until 6:00 p.m. on every full day of school.

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• The Traditional Program mirrors the ages and grade levels found in public school. High school students, for example, change classes throughout the day. Our model, however, includes a low student-to-teacher ratio and personalized instruction. 
• The Foundations Program is suited for students who thrive with more academic, social, and behavioral support. 
• The Living Independently with Fundamental Experiences Program teaches young adults ages 18 and older the skills they need to live a more independent life in the home and in the workplace. 

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STEP 1:
Our admissions process starts with answering any questions you might have about our school.

STEP 2:
After you schedule a tour at one of our locations, we’ll provide you with an enrollment packet that walks you step-by-step through the rest of the admissions process, including necessary student assessments and required forms:

• Florida Certificate of Immunization Form (DH680)
• Florida School Entry Health Exam (DH3040)
• Personal Data Form
• Registration Form
• Authorization for Medical Treatment
• Physical Education Form
• Psychoeducational Evaluation (if applicable)
• Individual Education Plan (IEP) (if applicable)
• Copy of Birth Certificate
• Student Picture
• Transcript

STEP 3:
When you feel comfortable that Atlantis Academy is the right fit for your family, it is time to enroll!
You are welcome to enroll at any time throughout the year, but we recommend families act quickly because we do sometimes have waiting lists.

We welcome new students year-round.

We offer students with learning differences hope and preparation for life.

To support our students’ academic, social, and emotional growth while fostering self-worth and confidence.

Atlantis Academy was established in Miami in 1976 as an innovative school for students who needed a personalized program that included individualized attention and specialized instruction. We emphasize the importance of parent/teacher/student relationships and form close relationships with our families so parents can be active participants in developing an educational program to achieve their child’s individual goals.
Today, Atlantis Academy includes three campuses, kindergarten through 12th grade (through age 22), in Coral Springs, Miami, and West Palm Beach. We also operate the Atlantis Academy L.I.F.E. Programs, an adult transition program, in Miami and Coral Springs. Every day, we educate more than 500 students who have unique learning needs and help them develop the education and life skills to reach their full potential academically, socially and behaviorally.

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For almost 50 years, we’ve offered students with learning differences a comprehensive academic program that aligns with state standards and prepares them for life after high school. In fact, we’re proud to be accredited by Cognia, the global leader in providing continuous improvement and accreditation services to more than 32,000 institutions. 

We also work hand-in-hand with the Center for Autism and Related Disabilities for the most up-to-date research and training.

While the state of Florida only requires a bachelor’s degree to teach, 50% of our teachers have a master’s degree — and they all have a passion for supporting students in their academic, social, and emotional growth. 

That level of support fosters self-worth and self-confidence in students, including those with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and other related disabilities.