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Best Florida Methodist Private Preschools (2026)

For the 2026 school year, there are 31 methodist private preschools serving 4,737 students in Florida. You can also find more religiously affiliated schools in Florida.

The methodist private preschools in Florida include The Growing Place, Sanlando Christian School, and St. Paul Methodist School.

The average acceptance rate is 61%, which is lower than the Florida private preschool average acceptance rate of 80%.

Quick Facts (2026)

# Private Schools: 31
# Students Served: 4,737

Quick Facts (2026)

# Private Schools: 31
# Students Served: 4,737

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the top ranked methodist private preschools in Florida?

The methodist private preschools in Florida include The Growing Place, Sanlando Christian School, and St. Paul Methodist School.

How many methodist private preschools are located in Florida?

31 methodist private preschools are located in Florida.

How diverse are methodist private preschools in Florida?

Florida methodist private preschools are approximately 30% minority students, which is lower than the Florida private school average of 45%.

Florida Methodist Private Preschools Trends

Private Schools

4,737

Students

$12,386

Avg. Tuition

30%

Students of Color

16:1

Student-Teacher Ratio

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