Corbett Prep integrates multiple best practices in education.
Discover what makes Corbett Prep an inspiring place to learn.
Corbett Prep offers the IB program for PreK3 through eighth grade.
Performances give students the chance to reach new heights.
Students compete in sports as part of the Florida West Coast League.
CAMP IDS has more than 100 camps for PreK3-high school.
Global perspectives benefit students as the world becomes more interconnected.
Corbett Prep commits to hiring the best and brightest teachers.
PreK4 students hop from one square to another while their partners call out commands in technology class – an active lesson that helps them learn problem-solving skills for coding applications. In PE, students experience their own summer Olympics, with table tennis games, "swim" races on scooters, and gymnastic challenges. Music classes spill outside on beautiful days as students bring their instruments to the music deck to practice.
Specials classes at Corbett Prep immerse students in an array of classes designed to spark new interests, tap in to students' multiple intelligences, and create a mindset of infinite possibilities.
Research continues to support that to accelerate the learning process for students, schools need to make meaningful connections with music, art, dance, drama, physical education, international languages, STEAM, and technology.
Our Specials staff adds joy, imagination, creativity, energy, and confidence to the lives of our students every day.
Students who want a more in-depth experience in sports or the arts may wish to sign up for Community School for Sports or Community School of the Arts, which provide lessons and skill development after school and are open to students outside of Corbett Prep as well.
CAMP IDS students in kindergarten through middle school come to experience what it takes to put on a production in this intensive musical theatre camp. In just two weeks, they learn their lines, songs, dances and set changes. The students will perform Through the Looking Glass on June 22 and 23 at Corbett Prep.
Juliana Juarez, Corbett Prep Class of 2018, will have her artwork displayed in the statewide student Surrealist Art Exhibit at the Dali Museum in St. Petersburg this summer.
The annual art exhibit, which this year runs from May 19-August 26, features work from middle and high school students that reflects the ideas and techniques of Dali and other surrealist artists.
More than 40 Community School of the Arts students are appearing in Dear Edwina Jr., a charming family-friendly musical where kids share their advice on life. The students are in first through eighth grade and will appear in four shows May 11 and 12, 2018.
Since December, 59 fourth and fifth graders in the Warriors' Pride Chorus have worked to bring beloved storybook characters to the stage in the imaginative musical Seussical Kids. The fourth- and fifth-grade students in chorus appear in all performances, taking turns in the larger roles. The green cast is showcased at 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. April 10. The purple cast production is at 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. April 12.
Four Corbett Prep musicians were among top students selected from across Florida to perform recently in All-State ensembles.
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