Oxbridge Academy

Oxbridge Academy serves grades 6 to 12 in two divisions. Oxbridge Middle covers grades 6, 7 and 8, with an interdisciplinary curriculum that integrates English and history into Humanities, hands-on earth, life and physical science, mathematics aligned to Upper School standards, world languages, fine arts electives, health and fitness, and leadership and service courses. The Upper School covers grades 9 to 12, with core courses, a wide elective catalogue and Honors Seminars for juniors and seniors.

Oxbridge describes its purpose as empowering students through a distinctive curriculum, an enriching environment and an expert faculty. Its four stated Pack Values are Purpose, the responsibility to improve the world through education, service, teamwork and philanthropy; Agility, meaning interdisciplinary work across arts, athletics and core subjects; Confidence, encouraging students to advocate for themselves and seek out the resources they need; and Kindness, a culture built on empathy, generosity and compassion.

The campus covers 54 acres on North Military Trail in West Palm Beach. Athletics facilities include a stadium and a north field, both used for home fixtures in soccer and other sports. A health and wellness centre sits at the heart of student care and houses the clinic, where certified athletic trainers provide injury prevention, rehabilitation and physical therapy on campus at no extra cost. Academic support has dedicated spaces of its own: a Writing and Reading Center staffed by English faculty and open through the school day, and a Math Center staffed by certified teachers, learning specialists and peer tutors.

Student care is coordinated under a single umbrella that brings together the Health and Wellness Clinic, the Mental Health Support Team and the Learning Support Team. Four learning specialists work with families and teachers to build individual support plans for students with documented learning differences, which may include accommodations, specialised instruction, executive function coaching or homework help. Tuition covers breakfast, lunch, snacks, textbooks and learning support. A separate annual student fee covers health and wellness services, transportation and security.

Students can choose from 24 varsity sports teams. Programmes include soccer, basketball, volleyball, baseball, softball, lacrosse, tennis, golf, swimming, cross country, track and field, flag football, football, weightlifting, cheerleading, equestrian and sailing, at middle school, junior varsity and varsity level depending on the sport. Fixtures are played in the Palm League against other independent schools in south Florida. Outside sport there are more than 40 clubs, all designed and led by students with a faculty adviser: speech and debate, Model United Nations, e-sports, robotics, investment and pre-med clubs, cooking, poetry and art, among many others.