FROM THE PRESIDENT
To the Jupiter Christian School community: As we look back on the 2023-24 school year, I am filled with gratitude for the many successes across our community. This report highlights the achievements in each division, showcasing much to celebrate. The Annual Report offers a snapshot of the growing strength, enriched experiences, and continued progress at Jupiter Christian School. I want to express my sincere thanks for the exceptional support we’ve received from you—through record-breaking contributions, volunteer hours, committee involvement, Parent Fellowship participation, and the enhancement of our school’s influence and reputation.
JCS is proud 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 some of the ways that the Annual Fund is strengthening this mission by attracting and retaining the highest quality faculty and families. With your support, our children are being raised up in a community where they are known by name and loved unconditionally in a safe and secure environment, and where they are nurtured and educated to reach their fullest potential in college, career, family, and beyond.
This past year, we set out to raise $1,000,000 toward the Annual Fund, strengthening our athletics, fine arts, student learning services, scholarship programs, security, and teaching faculty support. Thanks to you, we far exceeded our goal and were able to invest heavily in our facilities through Phase I of the Building Legacy Campaign. Although there is more work to be done to elevate our existing facilities and harden the security of our campuses, I am proud of the progress and eager to witness all that God has in store for our students as they learn and grow on our beautiful campuses this year!
Thank you for choosing Jupiter Christian School to educate your children. We take our commitment to you and your family very seriously and prayerfully continue to pursue excellence in everything we do.
On behalf of our entire team of faculty, staff, board, and administration, I just want to say thank you for being a part of this mission.
Shalom,
DR. SETH COHEN President of JCS
20232024
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.
198 Preschool (PK2- PK4)
337 Elementary School (Grades K-4)
270 Middle School Grades (5-8)
258 High School (Grades 9-12)
1,063 Total Students
19 Average Class Size
100% Bible Integration
116 Faculty
83 Staff
100% Certified Teachers
PORTRAIT OF A GRADUATE
Every experience and opportunity at JCS is designed to allow students to gain KNOWLEDGE, exercise WISDOM, respond in COMPASSION, and act with PURPOSE, being daily spurred toward LEADERSHIP and INFLUENCE.
KNOWLEDGE
WISDOM
COMPASSION
PURPOSE
LEADERSHIP
INFLUENCE
The JCS Graduate is grounded in their understanding of being created in the image of God and has gained a foundation of knowledge and wisdom in Truth.
The JCS Graduate’s heart is transformed through the compassion of the Gospel and has gained discernment in fulfilling their God-given purpose.
The JCS Graduate is inspired to leverage every opportunity for Christ-centered service-leadership and influence. l
COMMITTED TO THE WHOLE CHILD FOR THEIR WHOLE LIVES.
REACHING NEW HEIGHTS IN ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS.
BUDGET SUMMARY
Total Income 2023-2024
$18,945,124
Total Expenditures 2023-2024 $18,870,006
THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS
In partnership with our supportive families and thanks to the incredible work of our educators, 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 $3,000,000 during the 2023-2024 school year. This includes our Annual Fund revenue, along with our capital improvement donations. We are so grateful for our impact partners and are excited for what the future holds for JCS!
60th Anniversary Diamond Gala -
10/19/23
We celebrated our 60th Year of Christian Education with a Diamond Gala at the PGA National Resort & Spa in Palm Beach Gardens. Our evening consisted of dinner, several alumni guest speakers, a live and silent auction, dancing, and a call to the heart. This event raised $523,650
Christmas Classic Clay Shoot -
12/2/23
Our Christmas Clay Shoot took place at the South Florida Shooting Club in Palm City. This event helps support the Student Learning Services (Enrichment Programs and Student Support). We played on a clay shoot course, had lunch, enjoyed a live & silent auction and a Christmas kids’ village. This event raised $126,790
Annual Golf Tournament -
5/9/24
The JCS Annual Golf Tournament was held at the exclusive Loxahatchee Club in Jupiter. The event consisted of a 4-person scramble, raffles, live auction, and luncheon following golf. Funds raised benefited the Jupiter Christian School Athletic Program. This event raised $88,624
Family Fun Day & Fishing Tournament -
5/17/24 - 5/18/24
We started the weekend with a Family Fun Event at our West Campus, followed by a day of fishing on the Atlantic and an awards ceremony at Blue Pointe Bar & Grill in Tequesta. Funds raised benefited the Jupiter Christian School Athletic Program. This event raised a total of $18,655.
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DONOR SPOTLIGHT: THE CHESNEY FAMILY
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We are optimistic about the future
of JCS....and envision physical expansion to better accommodate the growing student body.
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The transition to Jupiter Christian School from public school for the Chesney family 3 years ago was an easy one, driven by their desire for a smaller, more intimate faith-based environment for their two boys, Trey (15) and Cameron (13).
Freddy and Kelly Chesney demonstrated their commitment with the first cornerstone gift toward campus improvements. “Kelly and I made the decision to partner with JCS based on the leadership from Dr. Seth Cohen, President, and Mr. Donald Barnes, Chairman of the Board,” Freddy says. “I have known Donald for 20 years. He has been a mentor to me, and when I saw that he and Seth had taken over the leadership roles at JCS, I was all in!”
Looking ahead, Freddy is optimistic about the future of JCS. He hopes the loving culture fostered by the faculty and staff will continue to flourish, as they consistently pour into the students. He also envisions physical expansion to better accommodate the growing student body
“I am a big fan of the Athletic Program at JCS and would like to see Champion Athletics on a consistent year-to-year basis. I think with some of the things going on in the school, we are well on our way to that,” Chesney notes.
The Chesneys’ dedication to JCS ensures that future generations of students will continue to thrive. They hope that other families will also be encouraged to invest in shaping the future of Jupiter Christian School.
DEVELOPING CHRISTIAN LEADERS AND COMPETITIVE EXCELLENCE.
PUTTING GOD FIRST, ALWAYS.
DONOR SPOTLIGHT: MRS. LISA CHITTY
“Students are being empowered with the Word of
Jesus Christ and JCS is helping them to be smart, strong, and powerful young people.“
Since 2018, Lisa Chitty has led Jupiter Christian School’s East Campus on Pennock Lane. “What brought me to JCS is the love for the Lord” Lisa states. “It doesn’t get any better than to share the love of Jesus with children and to implant those seeds at a very young age for children to know not only who they are, but whose they are, and be able to empower them to love the Lord. JCS is committed to ensuring that the academics and learning programs provided reach the highest standards.”
Lisa feels that JCS has left a significant mark on the Jupiter community. Ten years from now, she knows that mark will continue to stand strong because JCS is raising some amazing leaders. Students are being empowered with the word of Jesus Christ and JCS is helping them to be smart, strong, and powerful young people.
After 40 plus years of educational administration, Lisa has stepped away from leadership at the East Campus but as she looks to the future, she is confident that the students of today are our leaders of tomorrow. Lisa notes, “It is essential to continue developing, empowering, and then watching them fly. I know that years from now, there will be many children out there leading our community, walking side by side, and helping to impact not only this community but other communities and even the world. JCS is raising young ladies and young men to impact the world for Jesus Christ.”
As an impact partner, Lisa has generously helped to make a difference through The Annual Fund, paving the path to lifelong success and flourishing for students, and safeguarding a lasting legacy for the Jupiter Christian School community. We are grateful for everything Lisa has done for our school!
20232024
JCS ANNUAL FUND
A Critical Part of the School’s Operating Budget
The Annual Fund is the funding we use to ensure that your child, and every child, has access to the best educational experience possible. We ask every parent, alumni, employee, and board member to contribute to the Annual Fund to make our mission stronger and leave a legacy for the next generation of leaders in our community.
Your generosity allows us to grow all areas of school life and respond to unforeseen needs and opportunities that may arise. Every gift at every level is an investment in the future of JCS and its graduates.
Your gift makes an impact! Our sincere desire is that donors are moved by the mission of JCS to participate in this important work. When our vision aligns with your God-given passion for the next generation of world-changers, we can make an eternal impact on the Kingdom. The JCS Annual Fund is the perfect opportunity to partner with you and align our shared vision for your child!
A GROWTH MINDSET AND LOVE FOR LEARNING.
BUILDING LEGACY
Phase 1
Thanks to your faithful support of the Annual Fund year after year, our Phase 1 projects are complete!
Funded Projects: $1,303,466
Lovelady Athletic Training Center:
- Weight Room Flooring and Equipment
- All-Sport Performance Flooring and Wrestling Mats
- Locker Room and Storage Upgrades
West Campus Gym:
- Roof and Ceiling Repair
- Exterior Building Paint
Pledger Building Exterior Paint
Playground on Mulch Surface
CrisisAlert System and Staff Training
Full-Time Armed Security Personnel
Increased Video Surveillance
East Campus Gate
20232024
SPIRITUAL FORMATION & OUTREACH
Putting Faith Into Action
At Jupiter Christian School, we believe that spiritual growth is foundational to a wellrounded 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 Christ-centered 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 Include:
l Student-led worship and chapel takeover
l Spiritual Emphasis Week
l Student-led Bible studies
l Fellowship of Christian Athletes
PRESCHOOL
Preparing the Whole Child for Their Future Endeavors
Every preschool classroom at Jupiter Christian School is designed with your child in mind. We provide a premium education embraced in a loving, intimate atmosphere. This atmosphere will encourage your young child to discover all that God has designed for them to be. While learning through an ACSI approved education, your child explores the world through age-appropriate, hands-on learning. Our curriculum is designed to bring out the best in your child through an individual educational experience.
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.
20232024
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Where Children’s Dreams, Interests, and Gifts Begin to Unfold
Our Elementary School offers a nurturing environment where small group and differentiated instruction contribute significantly to the quality of our academic program. Students grow in academic skills, social understanding, biblical knowledge, and resilience as they become more independent. We provide students the necessary knowledge and spiritual foundation to become leaders and transformers at the next level and beyond.
Elementary School Highlights:
Students participated in engaging activities related to robotics, coding, and engineering using LEGO Spike and Prime. STEM classes focused on collaboration, problem solving, creativity, communication, and critical thinking through hands-on learning and reflection.
Life Skills class helped students gain a deeper understanding and further practice important life skills such as self-awareness, self-management, resilience, stress management, relationship skills, and responsible decision making.
ACSI Competitions such as the Spelling Bee, Math Olympics, and ACSI Art Festival.
Big congrats to the LEGO LEAGUE! Eaglebots and Jr. Eaglebots both won several awards, including the Core Values Award, Team Model Award, and Robot Performance Award. Eaglebots placed 2nd and even made it to the regional championship!
Special yearly traditions such as Fine Arts Christmas Program, Journey to the Cross, International Festival, Daddy/Daughter Dance, and Balloons Over Broadway
Field trips to St. Augustine, The Little Red Schoolhouse, Kennedy Space Center, Busch Wildlife, the Pumpkin Patch, Flagler Museum, and more.
After School Clubs included Art, Baking, Community Service, Music, Violin, Painting, GEMS, Scrapbook Bible, Cheer, and more.
Logan Hubka, 3rd Grade
Logan was an ambassador for Elementary School, where she showed incoming 2nd Graders the new campus and assured them that it was not scary but a fun place to grow and learn! She also spoke at the end of the year to the graduating 1st Graders to let them know about the West Campus.
Logan has shown students around the classroom and talked to them about how the West Campus is a fun place to learn with great teachers. Why does she like serving, you ask? Logan said, “God gave me a kind and loving heart for Jesus and the ability to treat others how I want to be treated. I have gotten to speak about God openly with friends and new friends! Also, I got to meet some older students!”
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Other Elementary School Students Shared...
I feel the Lord gave me the gifts of helping, serving, and leadership in order to be more like Him.
- Andrew Thomas, 1st Grade
I show leadership and service to JCS when I build up others, and I help First Graders not to be scared of Second Grade and the big campus. 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!
- Niko Skokos, 4th Grade
I think God has gifted me with a genuine love for my friends, a desire to help others, and a heart that wants to grow closer to God. Those things help me serve at JCS! Sometimes being a leader can just look like being a good example for classmates and working hard with a good attitude. Doing both of those things has made my experience at JCS amazing!
- Emerson Cishek, 4th Grade
20232024
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.
Middle School Highlights:
New Middle School Entrepreneurship, Business, and Home Economics electives to support HS Pathways. l
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.
New Honors Program with advanced tracking was available in Math, Science, and English Language Arts.
Academic Field Trips included Brevard Zoo, Town of Jupiter, Solid Waste Authority, Museum of Discovery and Science, and Grassy Waters Preserve.
Lower Middle School had access to robotics, coding, and engineering design using Lego Spike and Prime.
Upper Middle School students had access to Project Lead the Way “Computer Science for Innovators and Makers”.
MIDDLE SCHOOL LEADERSHIP STORIES
Mark Mestrovich, 6th Grade
Mark has been demonstrating leadership for the past few years as a Middle School House Guardian, promoted this year to Ambassador and also serving as our Eagle mascot!
When serving on safety patrol as a Guardian, Mark was responsible for opening car doors to help his peers as they arrived at school. As an Ambassador, he also helped greet families at parent orientation. He shares he wanted to be a student leader because it looked like a lot of fun and it makes him happy to make other kids feel good. Mark feels God has given him a great sense of humor and a heart to help others because he “helps the school and tries to show students joy.” Being a student leader has made his experience better because it makes him feel like he is a part of the school in many different ways.
His mom Pam, a JCS alumna (Class of 2000), shares that it’s been great to see her children experience the same love and Christ centered environment she had when she went to school here. “The feeling of family and community the moment you walk on campus is what really makes JCS special. We are truly grateful to be part of the JCS family and give back wherever we can. My husband gives back to the school as a member of the Board and we both take pride in staying involved.”
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Other Middle School Students Shared...
Some of the qualities I feel the Lord has given me to serve as an Ambassador is perseverance, humility, and putting others before myself.
- Austin Burnett, 6th Grade
I believe God blessed me with the ability to speak to the public well. Being a leader has let me gain new friends and has also created good opportunities for growing as a student and leader.
- Annabel Brack, 7th Grade
It makes me feel better about myself when I know that what I just did is what Jesus would have done. And that makes me have a positive attitude towards things, especially making my experience at Jupiter Christian School a lot better.
- Evelyn Gephart, 8th Grade
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20232024
HIGH SCHOOL
Empowering Students To Become Leaders At The Next Level & Beyond
High School students are provided with an academically challenging, Christ-centered, college and career preparatory curriculum. The curriculum integrates a biblical worldview to enhance Christian values while readying 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 participated in the annual “1 Million Book Giveaway.” Books were donated to the JCS East Campus, UB Kinsey/Palmview Elementary School, and For the Children Learning Center. Our students also served at Feeding South Florida and House of Hope during R.E.A.C.H. Week, and they ended the school year by participating in the “Chef for a Day” event at Quantum House where they prepared lunch for 55 house guests!
Senior Prefects mentored, and were mentored, as well as played an important part in major actions, decisions and changes within the areas of our school where they served.
JCS partnered with the Chick-fil-A Leader Academy, a national high school leadership program focused on IMPACT THROUGH ACTION. Each month, students gathered to learn timeless leadership principles through lessons that are called Leader Labs. Taught in a relevant and engaging way, these give students the practical tools needed to make a positive impact in their local communities.
Team Building Adventures R.E.A.C.H. Week showed that teamwork is the essence of humanity. Each part of our body has been given to us to serve not ourselves, but others. HS students embarked on four local team-building scenarios: a rope course at FAU, paintball, an escape room, and a trapeze! They continued to use the skills they learned, spending their final day volunteering at a local assisted living facility.
HIGH SCHOOL LEADERSHIP STORIES
Courtney Grady, 12th Grade
Courtney Grady is part of our Senior Class of 2025! When asked to reflect about her last year of leadership, she shared about the blessings to being exposed to more of the service opportunities JCS offers. Through Student Government Association and National Honor Society, she was able to serve her classmates through being a part of the student/teacher teams. They helped put together High School events like spirit weeks, Homecoming activities, trunk-or-treats, and more!
Courtney also got to be a Teacher’s Assistant for our Elementary School Principal, Mrs. Brown, which gave her ample opportunities to get involved with the Elementary events like the Mother-Son Nights, Grandparent’s Day, and more.
Some of the responsibilities she has had as a student leader at JCS is not only to be diligent and give her time, but to also be a Christ-loving student that shows God’s love to all her classmates.
When Courtney was in Middle School, she always looked up to the High School leaders and wanted to be like them. She also
wanted to get involved more in the JCS community, and the best way to do that is through the leadership opportunities given. Being a student leader has made her experience here better by forcing her to come out of her shell and pushing her to meet new people she normally would not have. It also taught her many valuable lessons and has helped her build up her character into the person she is today!
Courtney shares that “God has definitely given me the ability to have joy and to really cherish the relationships I make with my classmates, teachers, and the JCS staff.”
Josiah Joseph, Class of 2024 Entrepreneur
Recent graduate, Josiah Joseph, reflects on a goal he set when he was 9 years old. One day, he wanted to use his creativity and math skills to launch a business of his own. At that age, he had no idea what it would take and had no vision for how to make it happen.
Growing up in a Christian home, he always wanted a personal relationship with Jesus. But last year, the school theme was Called, and every day centered on pursuing God’s calling for his life. He remembered that Elementary School dream and felt particularly called to do something even greater than just business - he set out to express faith through fashion!
That is when he launched his brand, Divine Savior, putting the Gospel on the apparel that can be seen around campus and inspiring students to declare their faith without fear in public spaces.
EQUIPPED AND EMPOWERED FOR THE NEXT CHAPTER.
HIGH SCHOOL
Academically and Spiritually Prepared 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 2023-2024 School Year:
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13 AP courses offered, 213 AP Exams taken
10 DE courses offered. Increased to 14 in 2024
756 credits earned through Dual Enrollment Program
100% pass rate for AP Computer Science and AP Art History
60% or higher pass rate in: Chemistry, Calculus (Subscore), English Literature & Composition, Precalculus, US Government & Politics, US History, World History: Modern
7 Pre-professional Pathway Programs
2 Student owned & operated on-campus businesses
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Introduction of Project Lead the Way Computer Science and Biomedical courses in 2024
CLASS OF 2024 BY THE NUMBERS
20232024 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 2024, 30 students participated in rigorous coursework, experiential learning, and gained work-place skills through internships and career exploration. Students also launched two student-run businesses.
Business and Entrepreneurship:
In pursuing Business and Entrepreneurship, students learn how organizations create, manage, market, finance, and track value. In the study of Economics, students learn to apply mathematical models to data in order to answer public policy questions and private enterprise problems.
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.
ACADEMICALLY AND SPIRITUALLY PREPARED FOR THE NEXT STEP.
COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES
Class of 2024
The University of Alabama
Anderson University
Appalachian State University
Arizona State University - Tempe
University of Arizona
Asbury University
Auburn University
Auburn University at Montgomery
Barry University
Belmont University
Berry College
University of Central Florida
Charleston Southern University
College of Charleston
Clemson University
Cleveland Community College
University of Colorado - Boulder
University of Colorado - Colorado Springs
Colorado State University - Fort Collins
Culver - Stockton College
Dean College
University College Dublin
East Carolina University
Eckerd College
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Univ. - Daytona Beach
University of Evansville
Wilkes Honors College of FAU
Flagler College
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University
Florida Atlantic University
Florida Gulf Coast University
Florida Institute of Technology
Florida International University
Florida Southern College
Florida State University
University of Florida
Fordham University
Furman University
Georgia Southern University
Hawaii Pacific University
High Point University
Jacksonville University
Keiser University - Flagship Campus, FL
Liberty University
Loyola University Chicago
Lynn University
University of Maryland - College Park
University of Massachusetts - Amherst
University of Miami (School of Nursing)
Michigan State University
University of Mississippi
The University of Montana
University of New Mexico - Main Campus
University of North Carolina at Asheville
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
North Carolina State University at Raleigh
University of North Florida
North Greenville University
Northeastern University
Nova Southeastern University
Palm Beach Atlantic University
Palm Beach State College - Palm Beach Gardens
Presbyterian College
Purdue University - Main Campus
Regis University
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Rollins College
Saint Leo University
Samford University
Savannah College of Art and Design
University of South Carolina - Columbia
University of South Florida - Main Campus
Southeastern University
Southern Utah University
Southwestern University
St. Thomas University
Stetson University
Tallahassee Community College
The University of Tampa
Temple University
Texas A&M University - Galveston
The University of Texas at Austin
University of Colorado Denver
Valencia College
The University of West Florida
Western Carolina University
Wheaton College
University of Wyoming
20232024 FINE ARTS
Band & Choir
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Fall Decades Themed Band Concert - Fall 2023
Annual Veterans Day Performance - Fall 2023
Christmas Concerts - Fall 2023
Winter Concert - Spring 2024
Spring Concerts - Spring 2024
3 Florida All-State Band Participants
6 Florida Bandmasters Association State Solo and Ensemble Participants - 4 Superiors and 2 Excellents
29 Bandmaster Association Solo and Ensemble Participants - 19 Superiors and 10 Excellents
ACSI Choral Festival - Superior Rating (Middle & High School)
Music USA Festival - 2 Excellents Ratings (Middle School Choir & Band)
Sound Design: Music and Art Foley Workshop (High School Band & Choir)
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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
Fine Arts Academy Course Offerings
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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
AP Music Theory
DISCOVERING OUR GOD-GIVEN TALENTS.
HONORING ONE ANOTHER ABOVE OURSELVES.
ATHLETICS
2023-2024 Participation
283 Varsity Athletes
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74% of Middle School and 76% of High School student participated in JCS Athletics
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)
Wrestling
Track & Field
Lacrosse (Boys)
Lacrosse (Girls)
Swimming
Junior Varsity
Volleyball
Basketball (Boys)
Golf (Boys)
Softball
Baseball
Tennis
Beach Volleyball (Girls)
Baseball
Tennis (Boys)
Tennis (Girls)
Intramural Opportunities
Grades 2-5
Flag Football
Cheer
Basketball
Golf
Indoor Futsal
Kickball
(Pickleball to come 24/25)
Professional Development Opportunities
Athletic Staff
National Interscholastic Athletic Administrator
Certification
New Morning Mercies
Weekly Devotional
Coaching Staff
All In for Him - 12 Week Devotional
True Competitor Coach Devotional
Full Summer of Sports Camp Offerings
Sports
Football
Volleyball
Cheer
Soccer
Indoor Futsal, Boys & Girls Basketball
Wrestling
Lacrosse
Baseball
(Pickleball, Speed Agility & Quickness, and Flag Football to come next year)
Camp Eagle
6 weeks
Team Successes
District Team Championships
Volleyball
Girls Soccer
District Team Runner-Up
Baseball
Regional Individual Championship
Track (1)
Regional Championship Team Runner-Up
Volleyball
State Championship Individual Qualifiers
Swim (4)
Track (1)
Cross-Country (1)
20232024 STUDENT LIFE & LEADERSHIP
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. It is our belief that students who participate in co-curricular programs will enrich their social and cultural experiences, developing their skills and fostering their God-given gifts. We want graduates to embrace the importance of lifelong mental and physical wellness by connecting and correlating their unique abilities 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:
Girls’ Sports Leadership/Boys’ Sports Leadership
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Scuba Certification
Clean the World Foundation
Urban Youth Impact
Habitat for Humanity
House of Hope
Quantum House
Feeding South Florida
Co-Curricular Programs
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Spirit Weeks
House Battles
Retreats
Over 75 after school club opportunities
(Jr. Eagle Clubs)
Peer Tutoring
National Honor Society
National Art Honor Society
Leadership Opportunities
House Leaders
Senior Prefects
Student Government Association
Chick-fil-A Leadership Academy
JCS Worship Team
Student Leadership University (SLU)
APPRECIATING THE WORLD GOD HAS GIVEN US.
CALLED TO BE THE HANDS AND FEET OF JESUS.
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: MR. SHAWN TEUFEL ‘05
“We motivated each other to strive for excellence and challenged each other to do our best in sports, academics, and in serving our community.
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Shawn Teufel, JCS Class of 2005, is the Vice President of Family Wealth, Sports and Entertainment at Sykon Capital. He works with families, business owners, and athletes to protect, invest, and preserve their wealth. He shares that Jupiter Christian School prepared him for this role by being a part of our strong Math and Science Magnet program, which grew his love for numbers and science. Initially, Shawn wanted to become a doctor, but God had other plans and is using his story to help others use their resources to grow the Kingdom and glorify Him!
When reflecting about his time at our school, he is most proud of the foundation that JCS created in his lifea firm foundation on Christian principles, allowing Christ to guide and direct his every move. The attributes our institution instilled in him – those of trustworthiness, honesty, and integrity - shape how he approaches and conducts business today. He strives to help families maximize what God has provided with a Biblical foundation.
Shawn, a lifelong athlete, was a part of the JCS team who won the 2005 Baseball District Championship! He went on to play baseball for Liberty University and was drafted in his senior year. He was blessed to play six years with the Detroit Tigers and New York Mets organizations. Shawn was also a part of Fellowship of Christian Athletes and the National Honors Society during his time at JCS. “Looking back”, he notes, “in any type of industry or profession, being open to learn new skills will pay dividends in the future.” He encourages our community to keep making strides to grow in knowledge and add value to other’s lives.
When thinking about student life, he recalls his class as being very competitive. “We motivated each other to strive for excellence and challenged each other to do our best in sports, academics, and in serving our community”, Shawn says. The Class of 2005 was a memorable one and he still enjoys connecting with his fellow JCS Alumni.
Jupiter Christian School has been a tremendous blessing in Shawn’s family’s life. He and his wife, Julie, are excited to see their three daughters grow and develop the same Christian values during their time at our school. Be on the lookout for the Teufel girls playing for the JCS volleyball front line or the girls basketball team or softball team come 2034!
Engaging and Biblically Based Virtual Curriculum
Jupiter Christian Online Academy (JCOA) is a fully-accredited, full-time program designed to provide students an opportunity to complete coursework that is engaging and biblically based in a virtual format. We are committed to helping students flourish academically through an excellent Christian online educational experience.
Why JCOA?
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
JCS and Sevenstar
20232024 JUPITER CHRISTIAN ONLINE ACADEMY
Jupiter Christian Online Academy is proud to deliver a virtual curriculum through our custom partnership with Sevenstar. For 15 years, Sevenstar has had the honor of partnering with Christian schools and families from around the world to provide an academically rigorous online program that fosters a biblical worldview. Courses exceed all national standards and recommendations and combine a high level of academic rigor with intentional biblical integration for schools that want to provide the best in Christian education. Sevenstar staff desires to help students process information and think critically in the context of a biblical worldview.
Sevenstar Academy is accredited by the North Central Association, an accreditation division of AdvanED. AP courses are College Board approved, and many courses are cleared for use by the NCAA for elite athletes.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Protecting the Foundational Beliefs, Mission, Vision, and Direction of JCS
The position of Director at Jupiter Christian School is responsible for the establishment, guidance, and spiritual headship in the operation of the school. The Board is the policy setting body of Jupiter Christian School. School Board members agree to serve the Board ethically and effectively and to implement “body life” principles as they relate to the spiritual well-being of students, parents, and staff.
Board of Directors
Donald Barnes, PE, Chairman
Kimberly Webb Lague, Secretary
Mark Mestrovich, Treasurer
Brenton Hood, Director
Christopher Dyer, Director
Wilson Enriquez, Director
JCS BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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Chris Bishop
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Shana Clark
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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 Jules Zicaro, Advancement Coordinator, at jzicaro@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!
