JUPITER CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
2024 VARSITY FOOTBALL
SSAA STATE CHAMPIONS
FROM THE PRESIDENT
To the Jupiter Christian School Community:
As I look back on 2024–25, my first school year as an employee of JCS, I am filled with an abundance of gratitude for the many ways God continues to bless our community. We celebrated significant growth, meaningful accomplishments, and the continued strengthening of our mission across every division of our school. This year’s Annual Report highlights these achievements and offers a glimpse into the exciting expanding opportunities, enriched student experiences, and ongoing progress at Jupiter Christian School. We are excited for the future!
I want to extend my sincere appreciation for the exceptional support we have received from each of you - through generous contributions, countless volunteer hours, committee involvement, and your daily advocacy for our school’s mission. Because of your commitment, JCS continues to be known for excellence in teaching the mind, reaching the heart, and inspiring servant leaders to impact the world for Jesus Christ.
In the following pages, you will see how the Annual Fund continues to strengthen this mission by helping us attract and retain outstanding faculty and families. Your partnership ensures that our students grow within a community where they are known by name and loved unconditionally, supported in a safe and secure environment, and nurtured to reach their calling in college, career, family, and faith.
This past year, we set out to raise $1,200,000 toward the Annual Fund with the goal of better supporting athletics, fine arts, student learning services,
scholarship programs, campus security, and faculty support. Thanks to your remarkable generosity, we surpassed that goal, investing significantly in both safety and security, and operations and facilities. While there is more work ahead to enhance our campuses and further strengthen security, I am incredibly proud of the progress we have made and eager to witness all that God will continue to do in the lives of our students this year.
Thank you for choosing Jupiter Christian School to partner with you in the education of your children. We hold this responsibility with deep humility and unwavering dedication, prayerfully pursuing excellence in all that we do. On behalf of our entire faculty, staff, board, and administration, we are grateful for your steadfast support. Thank you for helping leave a legacy for the next generation of learners and leaders.
With Love and Grace,
John-Anthony Boggess President
OVERVIEW
Educating the Whole Child for their Whole Life
OUR MISSION
Jupiter Christian School is committed to excellence in teaching the mind, reaching the heart, and inspiring servant leaders who are impacting the world for Jesus Christ.
OUR FOUNDATION
Beginning with the end in mind - Jupiter Christian School is committed to the whole child for their whole lives. Our foundation is who we are, what we value, and what we are about here at JCS. Our expected student outcomes and Portrait of a Graduate measure our success at fulfilling our mission. If students are grounded in their understanding of being created in the image of God, they have gained a foundation of wisdom and knowledge in both truth and meaning that will impact their leadership and influence the rest of their lives.
183 Preschool (PK2- PK4)
336 Elementary School (Grades K-4)
266 Middle School Grades (5-8)
269 High School (Grades 9-12)
1,054 Total Students
18 Average Class Size
100% Bible Integration
115 Faculty 73 Staff
100% Certified Teachers
BUDGET SUMMARY
Total Income 2024-2025
$22,708,472
Total Expenditures 2024-2025
$21,869,271
THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS
In partnership with our supportive families and thanks to the incredible work of our teachers, we exceeded our fundraising goals, directly impacting the lives of our students for years to come. Our Advancement Team, together with our committed partners, raised nearly $2,600,000 during the 2024-2025 school year. This includes our Annual Fund revenue, along with our capital giving. We are so grateful for our impact partners and are excited for what the future holds for JCS!
PALM BEACH GALA
OCTOBER
5, 2024
We extend our deepest gratitude for your incredible support and participation in our Palm Beach Gala, held at the Pelican Club in Jupiter. The evening consisted of dinner, student speakers, a live and silent auction, dancing, and a call to the heart. Thanks to your overwhelming generosity, we raised an astounding $773,222 in support of our mission to teach the mind, reach the heart, and inspire servant leaders who are impacting the world for Jesus Christ.
DECEMBER 7, 2024
Our 10th Annual Christmas Classic Clay Shoot, held at the South Florida Shooting Club, was an incredible day filled with fun, fellowship, and generosity. Participants tested their aim on the sporting clay course while children enjoyed activities and games in our Kid’s Village. Thanks to the generous support of our community, we raised an impressive $123,576 in support of our Learning Services Program.
JCS CLAY SHOOT
LADIES LUNCHEON
DECEMBER 12, 2024
It was a beautiful day at our very first All For Love Ladies Luncheon, hosted at the lovely Lady Jean Ranch in Jupiter Farms. This special event brought together a wonderful community of women with one heartfelt purpose - to bless our incredible JCS teachers. We raised $137, 062 which went directly toward underwriting Christmas bonuses for our faculty, in recognition of their timeless dedication and love for our students.
GOLF TOURNAMENT
APRIL 14, 2025
The JCS Annual Golf Tournament was held at the prestigious Trump National Golf Club in Jupiter, and was our most successful golf event to date. We raised $175,199 this year, just over double what we raised last year! Thanks to our donors, we’ve secured vital funds that directly support our Vision 2030.
THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS
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THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS
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Florida Coast Equipment
Baldwin Innovative Builders Inc GVI Sod
Meier & Benitez Orthodontics
Bolay
John Brodner DMD PA
Blueline Watersports, LLC
BFT Development LLC
Braman Motorcars BMW
Abaco Pools
Southern Eagle Distributing
Love One Another Foundation, Inc. Centerline, Inc.
American Online Giving Foundation, Inc.
Stifel Nicolaus
U.S. Charitable Gift Trust
Boys & Girls Club of Martin County
Home Helpers Home Care of Jupiter, FL
Zicaro’s Plumbing
Exclusive Motorworks
AMC Custom Builders
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JCS ANNUAL FUND INVESTING IN THE FUTURE
At JCS, we believe every child deserves the very best educational experience - one that nurtures their gifts, prepares them for leadership, and shapes them into world-changers for the Kingdom. The Annual Fund is the cornerstone of that mission.
We invite every parent, alumnus, employee, and board member to join us in this vital work. Your generosity strengthens our school today and leaves a legacy for tomorrow.
Every gift - no matter the size - has a meaningful impact. It fuels innovation, enhances student life, supports our faculty, and equips us to respond to unexpected needs and opportunities. More than that, it’s an investment in the lives of our students and their future.
The Annual Fund Supports...
GENEROSITY IN ACTION
PERGOLA &
EAGLES NEST CAFÉ
Jupiter Christian School was honored to recognize The Husted Family during the ribbon cutting ceremony on April 8, 2025 for the beautiful new outdoor seating area and pergola on West Campus! The special morning was a powerful reminder of generosity in action - how the gift of one family can bless an entire school community.
Also, thanks to the Husted Family for the newly renovated Eagles Nest Caf é, opening November 2025. Fresh & Local, a locally owned organization, will help to bring variety, nutrition, and a modern dining space to JCS.
We are deeply grateful for the Husted Family’s incredible heart for JCS and their meaningful investment in our mission. Their support will provide a welcomi ng space for students, staff, and families to gather, learn, and grow together for years to come.
SPIRITUAL FORMATION
Nurturing Students’ Faith, Character, and Compassion
At Jupiter Christian School, we believe that spiritual growth is foundational to a well-rounded education. Our Spiritual Formation and Outreach program is dedicated to nurturing students’ faith, character, and compassion from preschool through 12th grade. Through Bible studies, weekly chapel services, and Christcentered curriculum, students are encouraged to deepen their relationship with Christ and live out their faith in everyday life.
Our outreach initiatives offer students the opportunity to serve others and put their faith into action. Whether through local community service projects, mission trips, or partnerships with global ministries, our students learn the value of serving with love and humility. By engaging in these meaningful experiences, they develop a heart for others and a lifelong commitment to making a positive impact in the world for God’s glory. At JCS, we are committed to guiding each student on their spiritual journey, helping them to grow in their understanding of God’s word and empowering them to live out their Christian faith with purpose and passion.
SPIRITUAL FORMATION OPPORTUNITIES:
STUDENT-LED WORSHIP AND CHAPEL TAKEOVER
SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS WEEK
STUDENT-LED BIBLE STUDIES
FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES
PRAYER GROUPS
MISSION TRIPS
PRESCHOOL
Providing a Premium Education Embraced in a Loving Atmosphere
The early years of education play a vital role in shaping a child’s relationship with learning. With this understanding, Jupiter Christian School embraces an approach that prioritizes meaningful connections. We believe children grow best when they feel known, safe, and loved.
Within this nurturing environment, we implement a curriculum drawn from a variety of trusted publishers. This thoughtfully designed program appropriately challenges each student, helping to uncover individual gifts and talents while laying the foundation for a lifelong love of learning.
Committed to educating the whole child, our curriculum emphasizes social-emotional development, early literacy and phonemic awareness, and both fine and gross motor skills. This holistic approach reflects our belief that each child is uniquely created in the image of God and worthy of intentional, Christ-centered education.
EAST & NORTH CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS:
Our Preschool traditions continued with Johnny Appleseed Day, 100 Days of School, and Dr. Seuss Week, amongst others.
Preschool celebrated the harvest with a Fall Festival, Pumpkin Patch, and Thanksgiving Celebrations. A robust phonics curriculum was implemented to further enhance the foundational skills of our young readers.
Our students continued to grow in their faith through daily Bible devotionals and teachings. We also celebrated our love for Christ through daily worship time.
With our parents and friends of JCS, we were able to participate in acts of kindness and giving to various charities.
Students continued to grow academically because of smaller class sizes and individual attention given to each student’s growth potential.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LEADERSHIP STORY
NIKO SKOKOS, 4TH GRADE
Niko, an Elementary student here at JCS, has been a leader who has worked to make a positive difference for the past several years. He has been selected by his teachers for responsibilities such as holding classroom doors for others and helping organize supplies.
On his own, he shares that he has been able to serve our school by picking up trash to keep the campus clean, helping his teachers with tasks, and assisting friends with intramural sports. He likes being a leader because it has made his experience at JCS better, knowing he can give back to both the school and God.
What makes Niko a good leader? “God has given me the qualities of kindness and patience. When someone doesn’t feel good, I take them to the clinic. I’m kind, thoughtful, and stick up for people when someone isn’t being nice to them. It makes me feel confident to help others!”
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
When a Child’s Dream, Interests,
and Gifts Begin to Unfold
Our Elementary School provides a nurturing environment where students are known, valued, and encouraged to grow. Through small-group and differentiated instruction, teachers meet each child’s individual needs - helping them thrive academically, socially, and spiritually. Students strengthen their academic skills, deepen biblical understanding, develop resilience, and grow in independence as they prepare to become future leaders and world-changers.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS:
Beloved Traditions: Students and families enjoyed annual favorites such as the 2nd grade International Festival, 3rd grade Market Day, and 4th grade Balloons Over JCS, Fine Arts Christmas Program and Grandparents Day, Journey to the Cross, and many more.
Memorable Field Trips: Adventures included visits to St. Augustine, The Little Red Schoolhouse, Epcot, Animal Kingdom, the Pumpkin Patch.
After-School Clubs: Worship Club, Film Production, KIDS service, Lego League, Coding and Game Design, Strings, Keyboard.
STEM & Robotics: Students explored coding, robotics, and engineering through LEGO Spike and Prime. Classes emphasized collaboration, problem-solving, creativity, and reflection—all through hands-on experiences.
Guidance Lessons: Focused on self-awareness, self-management, resilience, stress management, relationship skills, and responsible decision-making to help students grow in both character and confidence.
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEADERSHIP STORY
AUSTIN BURNETTE, 6TH GRADE
Austin has served Jupiter Christian School since he was a 5th Grade Guardian in the Middle School House Leadership Program. He helped students start school safely in car line and served as an ambassador for incoming 5th graders, encouraging his younger classmates during chapels and other school events. Austin shares he wanted to be a leader at JCS to have a closer connection to both students and Jesus…and let’s not forget about the free donuts!
Being a part of leadership here gives him opportunities to help with projects like Operation Christmas Child. He is able to set a good example for other students and show them how to be students of God.
Some of the qualities he feels the Lord has given him to serve in this role is perseverance, humility, and putting others before himself. Being an ambassador gave Austin an opportunity to help others that he wouldn’t have had otherwise. It has also made his experience at JCS better because he can grow a better relationship with students of all ages and help them with their faith along with his own.
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Cultivating Both Academic Readiness and Leadership Development
The Middle School years are marked by tremendous change, growth, and opportunity for students. At Jupiter Christian School, the heartbeat of our Middle School program is Micah 6:8 where the Lord defines what is good: “to act justly, to love mercy, and to walk in humility.” Our purpose is to help form both competent and confident students who understand the Lord’s calling in their life and are ready to navigate high school and beyond.
House Community provided opportunities for cultural belonging, character formation, and Christian scholarship. Our middle school students, faculty, and staff were divided into four houses (Justelion, Agape, Veritas, and Humilitas) as a practical and engaging way to live out our theme verse, Micah 6:8. Students earned house points individually or as a team for modeling growth and excellence in academics, service, character, and community. We ended each quarter with House Battles!
Quarterly Service Projects partnered with non-profit organizations included Urban Youth Impact, Operation Christmas Child, Quantum House, and Go.Build.Love.
Honors Program with advanced tracking was available in Math, Science, and English Language Arts.
Academic Field Trips included Solid Waste Authority, Grassy Waters Preserve, Kennedy Space Center, Town of Jupiter, Museum of Discovery and Science, and Kravis Center.
Lower Middle School access to robotics, coding, and engineering design using Lego Spike and Prime.
New Project Lead the Way electives: “Computer Science for Innovators and Makers” and “Medical Detectives”.
Middle School Entrepreneurship, Business, and Home Economics electives to support HS Pathways.
HIGH SCHOOL LEADERSHIP STORY
Leilani has been in leadership positions within JCS since middle school. Some of those positions include leader of middle school discipleship groups, captain of the varsity volleyball team, a member of the beach volleyball team, vice president of DECA, Best Buddies marketing officer, and the Men’s Varsity Basketball team manager for the 2024–25 school year. She has had various responsibilities including mentoring, marketing, managing…and much more.
Leilani shares that she loves being a leader because it gives her a community of people who all work toward the same goal. One of the things she appreciates most about Jupiter Christian is the way they teach servant leadership. It shows that leaders are equal to their peers and are willing to do everything they ask others to do. “The leadership we learn at JCS prepares us for life after high school and helps us step into college and our future careers as confident, charismatic leaders who can represent Christ in any field.”
Being a student leader has given her community with other students and mentors across campus, which shows how connected JCS really is. “The supportive people here lift students up and motivate us to step into new opportunities. Mr. Dickens and Mr. Wade are constant mentors who encourage ideas all the time!”
LEILANI RAMOS, 11TH GRADE
HIGH SCHOOL
Empowering Students To Become Leaders At The Next Level & Beyond
High School students receive an academically challenging, Christ-centered, college preparatory and career focused curriculum. The curriculum integrates a biblical worldview to enhance Christian values while preparing students for their post-secondary pursuits. A Jupiter Christian School student will arrive at graduation feeling proud of their accomplishments and prepared to excel in their college or career plans.
HIGH SCHOOL HIGHLIGHTS:
Students served their local community through assisted living homes, lodging for children in medical care, food banks and pantries.
Senior Prefects mentored younger students and were mentored by administrative leaders to implement new initiatives, make decisions, and create changes within their areas of responsibility
Students started to completely student-led on campus businesses which generated profit and gave back to the Bridge the Gap program.
In the first year of DECA, which prepare future leaders in ,marketing, finance, hospitality and management, one of our members won 3rd place in a district competition.
Students won Best In Show for their NASA Plant the Moon project and had the opportunity to present their findings at Kennedy Space Center.
HIGH SCHOOL
Academically and Spiritually Prepare for Post-Secondary Pursuits
High School is an exceptional season in the young leader’s lifetime. Surrounded by committed faculty advisors and positive social supports, JCS seeks to capitalize on the promise and possibility of these pivotal years by raising up well-rounded, self-aware, compassionate individuals who are prepared to take the next step.
DURING THE 2024-2025 SCHOOL YEAR: CLASS
13 AP courses offered, 213 AP Exams taken
10 DE courses offered. Increased to 14 in 2024.
426 credits earned through Dual Enrollment Program
100% pass rate for AP Calculus AB
60% or higher pass rate in: Calculus (Subscore), English Literature & Composition, Precalculus, US History, Computer Science, Environmental Science, and Human Geography
6 Pre-professional Pathway Programs
2 Student owned & operated on-campus businesses
Introduction of Project Lead the Way Computer Science and Biomedical courses in 2024
PATHWAYS PROGRAM Exposing Students to Professional Fields and Career Opportunities
JCS Pathways Program for grades 9-12 is founded on Ephesians 2:10, believing each student is God’s masterpiece, created to do good works, which God prepared in advance for them. As part of our comprehensive college preparatory program, our Pathways Programs expose students to professional fields and career opportunities through specialized curriculum, mentoring relationships, and experiential learning as students gain insight into God’s calling on their lives. Pathways Program completion could be described as earning a “major” emphasis alongside general education requirements.
In 2025, 44 students participated in Pathway courses, engaged in experiential learning within the community, and developed workplace skills through our student-run business, 700 South. Pathway students also founded chapters of two international student organizations, DECA and HOSA. Additionally, Project Lead the Way students won the NASA Plant the Moon Challenge.
BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
In pursuing Business, students learn how organizations create, manage, market, finance, and track value. In the study of Entrepreneurship, students learn to identify problems and develop solutions that meet the needs of a market with a goal of creating business ideas.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONS
As a part of their education within the Medical Professions Pathway, our faculty mentors students in research and discovery projects to equip young leaders to pursue excellence in a variety of career trajectories, including vocations such as physicians, nurses, physical therapists, veterinarians, dentists, public health advocates, biomedical researchers, and more.
COMMUNICATIONS
The Communications Pathway allows students to specialize in journalism, communication, and production. These areas work together to produce various opportunities for experience through the school newspaper, yearbook, and media. In this academy, students keep the school community informed and develop skills such as videography, photography, design, writing, mass communication, editing, digital media, publishing, storytelling, and more.
FINE ARTS
There are two Fine Arts Pathways: Performance and Visual Arts. The performing arts endorsement seeks to bring each of its students to an intellectual understanding of the many aspects of musical practice and to demand the highest level possible of technical and artistic achievement in performance, composition, and worship. The visual arts endorsement takes students down a path of achievement and vision that integrates faith, creative inquiry, and hands-on practice.
MINISTRY LEADERSHIP
The Ministry Leadership Pathway is designed to disciple and train high school students in various areas of vocational ministry. Students will learn and apply worship leadership skills, deepen biblical literacy, practice worship planning, utilize musical talents, hone their public speaking skills and leverage technology for ministry purposes. Students in this pathway play an integral part of campus chapel and outreach.
COMPUTER SCIENCE
The Computer Science Pathway is powered by Project Lead the Way and empowers students to be creators of the technology around them. The program engages students in collaborative projects that help them develop in-demand computer science knowledge and transferable skills like creative thinking and communication and connects learning to the real-world. Students learn skills in computer programming and cybersecurity.
700 SOUTH
Gaining Real-World Experience Through Our Student Run Business
From the JCS student body came the idea to become entrepreneurs - to take a risk and start student-run businesses. The school community listened and said “Yes, we will help you make this happen.” The parent community also said “Yes, we hear your ideas and want to guide and support you.”
The students planned, pitched, and pitched again to secure funding and build what became 700 South Coffee and Apparel. When the doors opened in the Fall of 2024, the entire community - students, families, and teachers - continued to say yes, again and again, by showing up and supporting 700 South.
Now on JCS campuses and outside its walls we see the students work and the JCS community through 700 South.
COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES
Class of 2025
Alaska Pacific University
Appalachian State University
Anderson University
Arizona State University
Asbury University
Auburn University
Barry University
Baylor University
Clemson University
College of Charleston
Coastal Carolina University
Culver-Stockton College
Flagler College
Florida Atlantic University
Florida Gulf Coast University
Florida Institute of Technology
Florida International University
Florida Memorial University
Florida Southern College
Florida State University
Fordham University
Georgia Southern University
Georgia State University
Graceland University
Jacksonville University
James Madison University
Keiser University
Liberty University
Louisiana State University
Lynn University
Mars Hill University
Merrimack College
Miami University- Oxford
Missouri State University
NC State University
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Norwich University
Oral Roberts University
Palm Beach Atlantic University
Palm Beach State College
Pennsylvania State University
Pepperdine University
Purdue University
Rollins College
Santa Fe College
Savannah College of Art & Design
South Florida Bible College
Southeastern University
Southern Methodist University
St. Thomas University
Stetson University
Tallahassee State College
Texas A&M University
Texas Christian University
Texas Tech University
The University of Alabama
Trine University
The University of Tampa
The University of Tennessee
The University of West Florida
University of Arizona
University of Arkansas
University of California, Santa Barbara
University of Central Florida
University of Delaware
University of Florida
University of Georgia
University of Miami
University of Minnesota
University of Mississippi
University of North Florida
University of Oklahoma
University of South Carolina
University of South Florida
University of Tampa
University of Wisconsin
Virginia Military Institute
Wake Forest University
West Virginia University
Wheaton College
Wilkes Honors College- Florida Atlantic University
William & Mary
Young Harris College
FINE ARTS
BAND
Veterans Day Concert - Fall 2024
Winter Concert - Fall 2024
HS Jazz Band Performed at Harbourside Jupiter Tree Lighting Ceremony - Fall 2024
Spring Concert - Spring 2025
Florida Bandmasters Association (FBA): All State Music Festival: 3 Students Auditioned; 1 Student Received the Honor of Being Selected
Florida Bandmasters Association: All County Band Festival: 10 Students Auditioned; 4 Selected to Participate in Palm Beach All County Bands
Florida Bandmasters Association: District
Solo and Ensemble: 9 Students Auditioned; 8 Excellents and 1 Superior
Florida Bandmasters Association State Solo and Ensemble: 1 Student Participated and Received a Superior
Palm Beach Atlantic University Honor Band Festival and Concert - Spring 2025
The HS Band & Select MS Band Students Performed at Disney World (Disney Imagination Campus)Spring 2025
ELEMENTARY MUSIC
Winter/Christmas Concert - Fall 2024
Spring Concert - Spring 2025
THEATRE
Fall MS Theatre Production: The Theatre Department Performed the Play: “Tune Kaboom and the Cave of Doom”
Spring MS/HS Musical: The Theatre Department Performed the Musical “Into the Woods, Jr.”
ART
Student Artwork Featured at the New Studio for Visual Arts
Student Artwork Chosen for ArtiGras Art Festival
Student Artwork on Display and For Sale in the JCS Artome Art Show
Student Artwork Displayed at the 32nd Annual Veteran’s Day Ceremony
CHOIR
Veterans Day Concert - Fall 2024
Winter Concert - Fall 2024
HS Choir Performed at Harbourside Jupiter Tree Lighting Ceremony - Fall 2024
Spring Concert - Spring 2025
Florida Vocal Association (FVA) District Honor
Choir: 6 Students Represented JCS in the District Honor Choir
Spotlight on Young Musicians: 6 Students Represented JCS in a Performance at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts
6 Students Received Awards for their Performance in the District Honor Choir & Spotlight on Young Musicians by the District 14 FVA (Florida Vocal Association)
The HS Choir Performed at Disney World (Disney Imagination Campus) - Spring 2025
COURSE OFFERINGS
General Music K3-4th Grade
Band 5th-12th Grade
Choir 5th-12th Grade
Theatre 5th-8th Grade
Visual Art - K-4th Grade
Art Survey - 5th-9th Grade
Honors Art - 9th-12th Grade
AP Studio Art 2D Design - High School
AP Studio Art Drawing - High School
ATHLETICS
2024-2025 Participation
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246 Varsity Athletes
7 Student Athletes committed to play athletics at the collegiate level
48% of Middle School and 78% of High School students participated in JCS Athletics
PARTICIPATION OPPORTUNITIES
GRADES 6-12
Middle School
Football
Volleyball
Cheer
Basketball
Soccer
Lacrosse
Baseball
Varsity
Football
Cheer
Volleyball
Golf (Boys)
Golf (Girls)
Cross-Country
Basketball (Boys)
Basketball (Girls)
Soccer (Boys)
Soccer(Girls)
Competition Cheer
Wrestling
Track & Field
Lacrosse (Boys)
Lacrosse (Girls)
Swimming
Beach Volleyball (Girls)
Baseball
Tennis (Boys)
Tennis (Girls)
Junior Varsity
Volleyball
Basketball (Boys)
Golf (Boys)
Softball
Baseball
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Athletic Staff
National Interscholastic Athletic Administrator
Certification
New Morning Mercies
True Competitor Coach Devotional
Coaching Staff
All In for Him - 12 Week Devotional
True Competitor Coach Devotional
Sports
Football
Volleyball
Cheer
Soccer
Indoor Futsal
Boys & Girls Basketball
Wrestling
Lacrosse
Baseball
Speed Agility & Quickness
Camp Eagle
5 weeks
TEAM SUCCESSES
District Team Championships
Volleyball
Baseball
District Individual Championship
Swim (1)
District Team Runner-Up
INTRAMURAL OPPORTUNITIES
GRADES 2-5
Flag Football
Cheer
Basketball
Pickleball
Indoor Futsal
Kickball
Soccer (Boys)
Basketball (Girls)
State Team Championships
Football (SSAA 5A)
State Championship Team Qualifiers
Cross Country (Boys)
State Championship Individual Qualifiers
Swim (2)
Track (1)
SUMMER SPORT CAMPS
STUDENT LIFE
Designed With Students’ Holistic Growth In Mind
The main goal of Student Life at JCS is to provide a broad and productive experience for all of our students. As we raise up the next generation of powerful leaders who seek to impact their world for Jesus Christ, we are committed to offering a diverse array of opportunities for students to expand their minds and develop their talents through activities, clubs, societies, enriching their high school experience. As we raise up the next generation of leaders who are impacting their world for Jesus Christ, students expand their minds and develop their talents through diverse activities, clubs, and societies that enrich their social and cultural experiences, developing their skills and fostering their God-given gifts. Co-curricular programming supports overall student well being by connecting and correlating students’ passions, interests, and talents to everyday life.
R.E.A.C.H. WEEK GRADES 5-12
R.E.A.C.H. Week is focused on allowing our students to Reflect, Enrich, Affirm, Create, and Hear as we intentionally connect spiritual formation and classroom learning with service opportunities throughout our local, national, and global community. R.E.A.C.H. Week opportunities included:
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Girls’ Sports Leadership/Boys’ Sports Leadership
Go.Build.Love
Scuba Certification
Clean the World Foundation
Urban Youth Impact
Habitat for Humanity
House of Hope
Quantum House
Feeding South Florida
College Tours
Local Assisted Living Residences
CO-CURRICULAR
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Spirit Weeks
House Battles
Retreats
Class Serve Days
Over 75 After School Club Opportunities
Peer Tutoring
National Honor Society
National Art Honor Society
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Prayer Groups
Missions Trips
LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
House Leaders
Student Ambassadors and Guardians
Senior Prefects
Student Government Association
Chick-fil-A Leadership Academy
JCS Worship Team
Student Leadership University (SLU)
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT
MRS. SUSAN LEE ‘92
From Jupiter Christian School to leading her own successful business, Susan Lee’s journey shows the lasting impact of a Christ-centered education.
Susan Lee, JCS Class of 1992, is the owner and CEO of The Barefoot Princess Boutique, an online retail brand specializing in curated accessories that she founded and continues to grow. A Hobe Sound and Tequesta native, Susan credits Jupiter Christian School with helping her develop skills she uses daily: communicating effectively, thinking with integrity, and leading with purpose. After graduation, Susan attended Palm Beach Atlantic University, where she earned a degree in marketing. JCS gave her the discipline and academic foundation needed to excel in college, while the supportive, faithbased environment helped build her confidence and sense of direction. Susan is most proud of how JCS strengthened her faith; it was there she came to understand what it means to have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ and accepted Him as her Lord and Savior, a foundation that continues to guide her life, business, and family.
During her time at JCS, Susan was active in student leadership and extracurricular activities. She served as Class Vice President and Student Body Vice President, played on the varsity basketball team all four years, serving as captain her senior year, and participated in yearbook and other campus activities. These experiences instilled teamwork, leadership, and commitment - skills that have proven essential in both college and business.
Family is central to Susan’s life. She is the proud mother of two children: Lauren (‘21), who lives in Auburn, Alabama, works in marketing, and is launching her own company, Pink Tide Marketing; and Hunter (‘23), who is completing his studies at Palm Beach Atlantic University. Susan is also blessed with two bonus children - Hannah, a second-year law student at Brooklyn Law School, and Colby, a junior at Florida Atlantic University. Her husband, Blair, is the broker/owner of Lighthouse Realty Services Inc., and together they reside in Palm Beach Gardens.
Susan’s JCS experience continues to influence her family and her commitment to the school community. In addition to both of her children graduating from JCS, Susan has remained actively involved, including serving three years as Silent Auction Chair for the annual JCS gala. She fondly remembers teachers and staff who poured into students academically, spiritually, and personally - including Mr. Headlee, Mr. Rose, Mrs. Williams, and Mrs. Laurenzo.
Susan recommends JCS wholeheartedly. “It shapes students academically, spiritually, and personally, and the impact lasts long after graduation,” she says, encouraging those who can to give back and support the school’s mission.
JCS ONLINE ACADEMY
Teaching the Mind and Reaching the Heart Through Online Learning
Jupiter Christian Online Academy (JCOA) is a fully accredited, full-time virtual program offering engaging, biblically based coursework. We are dedicated to helping students thrive academically through an excellent Christian online education.
WHY JCOA?
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A Christian-Based Curriculum
Self-Paced Asynchronous Learning
Subject Certified Teachers
NCAA Eligible Courses
15 AP Courses Available
Become A Part of the JCS Culture
Participate in Campus Chapel
Weekly Check-ins from Program Coordinator
Participate in Extracurricular Activities and Athletics
Earn a Jupiter Christian School Diploma
Graduation Ceremony with a 60+ Year Tradition
Jupiter Christian Online Academy is proud to deliver a virtual curriculum through our custom partnership with Sevenstar. Sevenstar strives to provide outstanding online Christian education that instructs the mind and the heart of each student aligning with the mission of JCS. With a self-paced structure, high-quality course design, and ongoing support, Sevenstar equips schools to serve the diverse needs of all students— whether that means offering advanced coursework, credit recovery, or specialized electives—without compromising academic rigor or biblical values.
Sevenstar Academy is fully accredited by Cognia, which represents the unified policies and procedures for accreditation from three of the six regional K-12 accrediting bodies: NCA CASI, NWAC, and SACS CASI. Sevenstar is also accredited through ACSI, and the AP courses are College Board approved. Many of the core courses are approved by the NCAA Eligibility Center, which ensures that college-bound athletes are eligible for Division I or Division II sports.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Protecting the Foundational Beliefs, Mission, Vision, and Direction of JCS
The JCS Board serves as the school’s governing entity and holds fiduciary, generative, and strategic responsibilities. The Board establishes and upholds core values and beliefs, protects the school’s mission, and casts vision through strategic planning. School board members agree to serve ethically and effectively and to implement body life principles in relationship to the spiritual well-being of students, parents, and staff.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Donald Barnes, PE, Chairman
Christopher Dyer, Vice Chairman
Kimberly Webb Lague, Secretary
Mark Mestrovich, Treasurer
Brenton Hood, Director
Wilson Enriquez, Director
JCS BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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John Hamilton
Richard Healy
Christa Herman
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Kevin Kelly
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Jim Kolea
Jeff Kostura
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Nicki Mitchell
Michael Navaroli
McKinley Navaroli
Chelsey Neuhas
Melissa Norman
Jen Ortman
Kyle Osler
John Palermo
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JCS BUSINESS DIRECTORY
The Business Directory is a free resource for our school community, raising awareness of local businesses that are affiliated with Jupiter Christian School families or otherwise support the school. If you would like to add your business to our directory, please scan the code below. If you need to modify your listing, please reach out to Morgan Beauregard, Advancement Coordinator, at mbeauregard@jupiterchristian. org.
Next time you are in the market for services, please consider checking the JCS Business Directory first and make an effort to support providers that help make JCS great!
