North Broward Prep School

The school is committed to a personalized, "be ambitious" approach to education that fosters resilience, curiosity, and global citizenship. It utilizes "visible thinking" techniques and data-driven instruction to tailor learning to each student's unique strengths and goals. The community is built on an honor code that emphasizes kindness, respect, and social responsibility, aiming to prepare students to make a meaningful impact in the world.

The school offers a comprehensive curriculum ranging from Early Childhood (Pre-K and Kindergarten) through High School. Academic pathways include College Prep, Honors, Advanced Placement (AP), and the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Program. Specialized offerings include an Aviation and Aerospace Engineering program, an Entrepreneurial Studies Program, and an Arts Academy, all supported by collaborations with institutions such as MIT, The Juilliard School, and UNICEF.

Graduates consistently gain acceptance to top-ranked universities, including Princeton, Harvard, Yale, Stanford, and MIT. The Class of 2024 earned over $24 million in scholarships, and the school maintains a 100% pass rate for the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Program. Students are prepared for future success through a combination of rigorous academics, college advising, and the development of critical thinking and leadership skills.

The Lighthouse Point Academy (LPA) provides specialized, personalized instruction and accommodations for college-bound students with mild specific learning differences. This program is designed to work in tandem with the school's mainstream curriculum to ensure academic success and prepare students for undergraduate education.

The school offers a personalized admissions process for day and boarding students from Pre-K3 through Grade 12. Prospective families are encouraged to submit an online application, provide academic records and recommendations, and complete required assessments or standardized testing (such as the SSAT for 9th-grade applicants). The school hosts various open houses and welcome events throughout the year, and boarding applications are accepted on a rolling basis.

The academic year typically begins in late August, with orientation events for new families held in the weeks prior to the start of classes. The calendar includes major holidays, seasonal breaks, and community-focused events such as homecoming, family game nights, and volunteer appreciation days. Detailed schedules for specific school divisions and parent-association events are provided to families to help manage the academic and extracurricular workload.

The 80-acre campus in Coconut Creek features state-of-the-art libraries, including a dedicated Lower School Media Center and an Upper School Learning Commons. Academic facilities include specialized STEAM makerspaces, robotics labs, visual art studios, and music practice rooms. Athletic amenities consist of a multipurpose turf field, tennis courts, swimming pools, and fitness studios, while residential students reside in the modern International Village, which offers study areas, kitchenettes, and 24/7 security.

Students participate in a wide range of activities, including athletics (such as football, soccer, lacrosse, tennis, swimming, and baseball), fine and performing arts, and various clubs. The school emphasizes leadership and service through organizations like the Student Government, the Safe Promise Club, and Model United Nations. Additionally, students engage in global challenges and competitions through the Nord Anglia Education network, including the Global Campus platform and international sports and arts festivals.