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Good Shepherd Episcopal School is for K-8 students who are embarking on a college preparatory track. Our small classes and dedicated faculty provide a wonderful learning environment. Good Shepherd students do much in addition to their daily academics. They sing and play violins and cellos, they learn Spanish, they pray daily and go to chapel weekly, they do art, they salute the flag in the mornings, and they participate in a robust physical education program.
Kindergarten tuition is $6490Application, registration, and materials fees apply - see website.
Admissions Director
Greg Summers
School Notes
School Motto: All are welcome.
As an Episcopal school, we are open to students of various
faith backgrounds. A core value of Episcopal schools is
valuing the dignity of every human being, and we strive to do that
here.Although the school is for K-8 students, Good Shepherd
also has a preschool for infants through pre-kindergarten.
Together, the school and preschool are able to serve a child from
the age of 6 weeks until completing the 8th grade at 13 or 14 years
of age.Please come and visit us at Good Shepherd
Episcopal School and see firsthand how we provide education in
mind, body, and spirit in the heart of Punta Gorda. We look
forward to welcoming you!
Grades: K-12 | 52 students17.6 miles 2900 N Tamiami Trl North Fort Myers, FL 33903 (239) 997-7702
17.6
K-12
52
School Reviews
510/27/2012
Good Shepherd has been a light in the dark for my son. The extra attention and focus on his individual success has been amazing. This school has a warm family atmosphere, promoting strong morals and confident kindness. Worth every penny!!!
- Posted by Parent - av102
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