Faith-Filled Learning With aFocus on STEM and the Future
At the Lighthouse Gulf Breeze Campus, students learn to ask thoughtful questions, solve problems, work together, compete with character, and prepare for life after graduation.
Christian faith, strong academics, STEM-focused learning, dual-enrollment opportunities, and Stingrays athletics come together in one supportive K–12 school community.
1530 New Hope Road, Gulf Breeze, FL 32563
Proud Home of the Lighthouse Stingrays
A Christian K–12 CommunityBuilt for Growth
The Gulf Breeze Campus brings elementary, middle, and high-school students together in a connected Christian environment. Students receive age-appropriate instruction and support while learning to think carefully, communicate clearly, participate actively, and take increasing responsibility for their education.
Our goal is to help students understand what they are learning, recognize why it matters, and use their knowledge with wisdom, integrity, and purpose.
Christian Character
Faith helps shape learning, relationships, conduct, sportsmanship, and service.
Family Partnership
Teachers and administrators work with families to understand each student's strengths, challenges, progress, and goals.
Future Preparation
Students are encouraged to develop the academic habits and personal responsibility needed for their next stage.
Elementary School
Students build essential skills in reading, writing, mathematics, science, social studies, and Christian learning. Age-appropriate exploration encourages curiosity, confidence, cooperation, and positive learning habits.
Middle School
Students strengthen core academics while learning to organize information, use evidence, work through multi-step problems, collaborate, and take greater responsibility for their work.
High School
Students work toward graduation while developing stronger reasoning, communication, time management, and future-planning skills. Qualified students may also be considered for approved dual-enrollment opportunities.
Courses, schedules, electives, and support services vary by grade level and current availability.
A Practical Approach toSTEM Learning
STEM stands for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. These subjects help students understand the world, examine evidence, solve problems, and connect classroom learning to real situations.
A strong STEM foundation is useful beyond technical careers. Careful observation, logical reasoning, responsible technology use, teamwork, persistence, and clear communication can help students in many future paths.
Science
Observe, ask questions, examine information, and explore scientific ideas appropriate for each grade level.
Technology
Use technology thoughtfully to support research, communication, creativity, organization, and problem-solving.
Engineering
Practice identifying problems, considering solutions, testing ideas, learning from results, and making improvements.
Mathematics
Build accuracy, reasoning, measurement, pattern recognition, and confidence with challenging problems.
STEM begins with curiosity, strong foundational skills, careful thinking, and the willingness to keep working toward a solution.
Specific activities, projects, technology, and course offerings vary by grade and current resources. Contact the campus to discuss the opportunities available for your student.
Dual Enrollment for QualifiedHigh-School Students
Dual enrollment may allow an eligible Lighthouse high-school student to complete approved college-level coursework while continuing to work toward high-school graduation.
Start with Lighthouse before applying to an institution or choosing a course. An administrator or academic counselor will review the student's academic progress, readiness, graduation plan, workload, and applicable partner requirements.
Experience College-Level Work
Explore the expectations and responsibilities of postsecondary coursework.
Build Academic Independence
Develop organization, communication, time management, and consistent study habits.
Explore Future Interests
Consider appropriate coursework that supports the student's academic plan and future goals.
Participation is not automatic. Lighthouse must confirm eligibility, available courses, deadlines, costs, books, delivery format, and how coursework applies to high-school graduation.
The receiving college or university decides whether to accept transfer credit and how it applies to a degree. Dual enrollment does not guarantee future college admission.
Student-athletes should consider the combined demands of schoolwork, college courses, practices, games, travel, and family responsibilities before selecting a course.
Athletics Are Part of theLighthouse Experience
Athletics give students opportunities to compete, build friendships, strengthen their skills, respond to challenges, and represent their school. At Lighthouse, the lessons learned through sports reinforce the character expected in the classroom.
Effort, discipline, teamwork, respect, and sportsmanship matter in practices, games, school, and everyday life.
Teamwork
Communicate, support teammates, and contribute to a shared goal.
Discipline
Build dependable habits through preparation and consistent effort.
Resilience
Learn to respond constructively to setbacks and pressure.
Leadership
Lead through attitude, responsibility, encouragement, and example.
Sportsmanship
Compete with respect, fairness, humility, and self-control.
Stingray Pride
Bring students, families, teachers, coaches, and supporters together.
Find Your Place With the Stingrays
Eligible Gulf Breeze students may participate in available Lighthouse athletics. Contact the campus to ask about current sports, grade levels, tryouts, practices, game locations, transportation, equipment, and participation costs.
A Lighthouse student-athlete is a student first. Academic responsibilities, attendance, conduct, eligibility, and team expectations all matter.
Enrollment does not guarantee team placement, a starting position, playing time, or participation in every sport. Current eligibility rules, roster availability, team requirements, and coaching decisions apply.
Faith, Friendship, Leadershipand Community
A meaningful school experience includes opportunities to learn, participate, worship, serve, compete, build friendships, and contribute. The Gulf Breeze Campus connects classroom learning with Christian character, school spirit, and personal growth.
Christian Community
Prayer, biblical values, encouragement, and service help shape campus life.
Opportunities to Participate
STEM exploration, available athletics, school activities, and traditions help students connect with others.
Growing Responsibility
Students are encouraged to communicate clearly, manage their time, support others, and represent Lighthouse well.
Ricky Broxson
Head of School
Lakedra Coleman
Administrative Principal
How to Begin at theGulf Breeze Campus
Start with a conversation. Ask about your student's grade level, needs, interests, and current campus opportunities, then work through the enrollment process with Lighthouse.
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Talk With the Campus
Discuss grade availability, student needs, STEM learning, athletics, and questions about enrollment.
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Request a Visit
See the campus, meet the team, and explore whether Lighthouse may be a good fit.
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Apply and Complete the Review
Submit the secure application and provide any records, meetings, or follow-up information requested by Lighthouse.
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Confirm Your Next Steps
If admission is approved, review enrollment documents, tuition, scholarships, and any separate academic or athletic requirements.
An application begins the admissions review. It does not reserve a seat, confirm admission, or guarantee dual-enrollment eligibility or athletic participation.
Tuition & Fees
Review current tuition, school fees, payment information, and important qualifications. Ask whether activities, equipment, books, travel, or other programs involve separate costs.
View Tuition & FeesScholarship Information
Learn about scholarship pathways, funding organizations, family responsibilities, and the steps that remain separate from school admission.
Explore ScholarshipsSchool admission and scholarship funding are separate processes. Lighthouse does not determine scholarship eligibility, and funding may not cover every school or program charge.
Find the Gulf Breeze Campus
Located off Highway 98 on New Hope Road, the Gulf Breeze Campus welcomes families exploring Christian K–12 education from Gulf Breeze, Tiger Point, Soundside, Midway, Navarre, Holley, and nearby communities.
Lighthouse Private Christian Academy
Gulf Breeze Campus
1530 New Hope Road
Gulf Breeze, FL 32563
Athletic practices, games, dual-enrollment courses, and other activities may take place at different locations. Contact Lighthouse for current schedules and transportation information.
Frequently Asked Questions
What grades does the Gulf Breeze Campus serve?
The campus serves kindergarten through 12th grade. Contact Lighthouse to confirm availability for your student's grade.
Is Lighthouse a Christian school?
Yes. Christian principles help shape classroom learning, relationships, character development, athletics, and school life.
What does STEM mean at Lighthouse?
STEM stands for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. These subjects encourage curiosity, reasoning, problem-solving, collaboration, and practical learning.
Which STEM courses and activities are available?
Offerings vary by grade and current resources. Contact the Gulf Breeze Campus to ask about specific projects, technology, electives, or specialized activities for your student.
How does dual enrollment work?
Qualified high-school students may be considered for approved college-level coursework. Begin with a Lighthouse academic review to confirm readiness, eligibility, costs, deadlines, and how a course fits the student's graduation plan.
Will dual-enrollment credits transfer to another college?
Not necessarily. Each receiving college or university determines whether it accepts the credit and how that credit applies to a degree. Participation does not guarantee future college admission.
Which sports can Gulf Breeze students play?
Contact the campus for current teams, grade levels, seasons, tryouts, and participation requirements. Offerings and roster availability may change.
Does admission guarantee a place on a team?
No. Admission does not guarantee team placement, a starting position, or playing time. Academic standing, conduct, attendance, eligibility, roster availability, and coaching decisions apply.
Are there additional athletic or program costs?
There may be separate costs for activities, uniforms, equipment, books, travel, or other program requirements. Request current information before committing to a team or program.
Are scholarships available?
Families may be eligible to pursue assistance through a scholarship funding organization. Scholarship eligibility and school admission are separate, and funding may not cover every charge.
Does Lighthouse provide transportation?
Contact the campus for current school and athletic transportation information. Availability should not be assumed for every neighborhood, practice, game, or off-campus activity.
How do I visit or apply?
Call (850) 733-1017 or use the contact page to request a visit. When ready, complete the secure Lighthouse application. Submission begins the admissions review but does not guarantee admission or reserve a seat.
Graduate Into a SecuredCollege Future
Successful graduation from Lighthouse Private Christian Academy ensures a student's acceptance into Lighthouse Christian College — a seamless Christ-centered journey from kindergarten to higher education.
Families choosing the Gulf Breeze Campus gain more than an excellent K–12 education. They gain the confidence of a clearly defined, faith-centered path to college through one continuous Lighthouse family.
- Guaranteed college admission
- Seamless K–12 to college journey
- Christ-centered higher education
- One continuous Lighthouse family
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College Next Step
Help Your Student Explore, Learn,Compete and Grow
Visit the Gulf Breeze Campus, meet the team, and ask about STEM, dual enrollment, and athletics. Discover how Lighthouse may support your student's faith, abilities, character, and future.
Call (850) 733-1017