Good Shepherd Episcopal School – Learning to Love, Loving to Learn

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Our main academic building was constructed in 1997, with a modern Art, Music and Science wing added in 2012. The 4-acre campus, shared by the School and Church of the Good Shepherd, is within walking distance of the Tequesta Police Station, Tequesta Fire Station, Constitution Park, and Lighthouse Art Gallery.

Our Mission

We exist to provide our students with a firm foundation for life and learning in a safe environment that meets the needs of each student. Challenging Academics ~ Critical Thinking ~ Character Building ~ Creative Expression ~ Christian Values

Why Good Shepherd?

Good Shepherd is committed to preserving tradition, focusing on the pillars of education and core values. Our program is designed to provide students with the foundation to succeed in a diverse and ever-changing world. With the integration of new technology, a robust arts and sciences program, and distinct project-based initiatives, our students are well equipped for life-long learning.

School Uniforms

To give parents a wider selection of items, we have partnered with two vendors. School uniforms must be purchased by locally owned and operated, Harris Uniforms, or the national retailer, Land’s End/School.

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Early Learning – 2 and 3 Year Olds

Early Learning (EL) – Ages 2 and 3 At Good Shepherd we believe in growing and learning through play. Our Florida certified teachers use pedagogy…

Pre-Kindergarten

Pre-Kindergarten students display an intellectual curiosity about their surroundings. To feed this natural attraction to learning, the Pre-K…

Kindergarten

Kindergarten students face the first year of formal education with a zest for learning which is nurtured and valued throughout the school year….

First Grade

First Grade brings a mature approach to the classroom that still respects the child within the student. Lessons are planned incorporating a…

Second Grade

Second Grade “Learning to Read” is in the past and “Reading to Learn” is now the realism in the second grade classroom. This opens…

Third Grade

Third Grade is a special time in a student’s life as the transition is made from the Primary Grades to the Intermediate Grades. Leadership…

Fourth Grade

Fourth Grade teachers use an inquiry-based, student led engagement approach. This allows the students to learn in ways that best meet their…

Fifth Grade

The Fifth Grade classroom is learner centered and focuses on active engagement. Students become responsible, organized, and independent as…