Admission 2026 / 2027

Faith First. Academic Excellence Always.

At Harvest Community School, we believe every child is “fearfully and wonderfully made” (Psalm 139:14). Our mission is to nurture hearts and minds through Christ-centered learning that inspires students to grow in wisdom, faith, and purpose.

Admissions at Harvest Community School in Jacksonville

Enrolling at Harvest starts with the form on this page and an Informational Meeting. Here is everything you need to know before you apply. New to the hybrid schedule? See how our hybrid model works.

Steps for Enrollment

The five steps, from this form to your family interview.

Informational Meetings

2026–2027 meeting dates, what to bring and where to park.

Tuition & Fees

Tuition, every other cost, sibling discounts and Step Up scholarships.

Parent Commitments

How Harvest parents partner with the school, from homeschool days to community events.

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Ready to come alongside us in your child’s education?

Complete the form below to begin your journey with Harvest. You will receive an email highlighting the next steps.

Strategic Partners in Christian Living and K-12 Education

With strong academic, athletic, and fine arts programs, Harvest Community School continues to pursue God’s standard of excellence — equipping students to serve Him with their minds, hearts, and talents.

The Wilcox family, founders of Harvest Community School

Why Harvest Community School in Jacksonville

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Accredited

Harvest is accredited by: 

  • FCCPSA (Florida Coalition of Christian Private Schools Accreditation)
  • Cognia (formerly SACS/AdvancED) 
  • National Council for Private School Accreditation
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Harvest first graders reading their Bibles and writing at their desks

Biblically Based

We believe God’s Word sets the absolute standard by which children are to be trained. Every subject is grounded in Biblical truth. We strive to avoid legalism by remaining faithful to God’s Word — not man’s traditions. “All Scripture is God-breathed and useful for teaching…” — 2 Timothy 3:16
Kids practicing teamwork.

Community Focused

We believe education thrives through partnership. Parents are vital to the spiritual and academic growth of every child, and we are honored to walk alongside families in this journey.
Varsity soccer champs

Successful Outcomes

  • 100% of graduates pursue college, career, or ministry training
  • Average GPA (weighted): 3.7+
  • Over $2.6 million in scholarships awarded across the past two years
  • Students continue to thrive in faith, academics, and future-focused paths
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Harvest Community School At a Glance

  • 100% of graduates pursue college, career, or ministry training
  • Average GPA (weighted): 3.7+
  • Over $2.6 million in scholarships awarded across the past two years
  • Students continue to thrive in faith, academics, and future-focused paths
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Colleges & Universities Our Graduates Attend

Florida Colleges & Universities

Out-of-State Universities

PARENT INVOLVEMENT

Partnering Together in Faith and Education

“Start children off on the way they should go, and even when they are old they will not turn from it.”

Proverbs 22:6

At Harvest, parents play an active role in their child’s education: teaching the homeschool lessons, completing a parenting course, attending community events, helping in the classroom or at school events, and supporting two fundraisers a year.
Smiling mother giving her daughter a piggyback ride

“One of the main reasons we chose Harvest is for school and home life balance. We value this precious life and time we have with our kids while they are young, so to have a school that allows for more time with our children is an incredible gift.”

— Harvest Community School Parent

Father helping his daughters with schoolwork at home

“We love the fact that HCS is referred to as a discipleship school and are aligned with the school’s vision, mission, and values.”

— Harvest Community School Parent

Smiling family looking at a tablet together on the couch at home

“We feel as though our family values align perfectly with Harvest’s values, and most importantly that God is at the center of both. We find Harvest trustworthy, homey, and close-knit and love the emphasis placed on the importance of the family unit.”

— Harvest Community School Parent

TUITION & FEES

An Investment in Eternal Impact

Harvest Community School provides academic excellence rooted in faith. Each dollar supports small class sizes, passionate teachers, and a Christ-centered education that lasts a lifetime.

2026–2027 tuition is $8,500 for Lower School, $10,000 for Middle School and $11,500 for High School, with sibling discounts and Step Up scholarships available.

Academic Rigor, Rooted in Faith

Harvest offers a robust academic program built on excellence and integrity.
Classes are structured on a rotating block schedule for focused learning.

Students learning at HCS elementary

Advanced Academic Programs

  • Chemistry
  • Physics
  • Pre-Calculus
  • AP English Lit
  • Dual Enrollment Courses
  • and more
Smiling Harvest high school student at his desk in class

Honors Courses

Offered in:

  • English
  • Math
  • Science
  • History
Harvest high school students at their desks and lockers before class

Dual Enrollment Program

In partnership with Florida State College at Jacksonville — college courses available on and off campus.
Harvest high school students working in a classroom

AP Classes

Options include:

  • AP U.S. History
  • AP Psychology
  • AP English Literature
  • AP Physics
Harvest Community School
Harvest Community School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.