Keystone Prep offers a high-interest project-based education. We welcome learners from all backgrounds and provide three tracks of course study so our students can individualize their education.
It is of utmost importance to determine if Keystone Prep is the correct placement for your student. To that end our Admissions team takes significant time and pays careful attention to the Psych-Ed Evaluation, IEP, EP, and/or 504 Plan that you provide. Since adolescence is a period in your students life whereby your student experiences significant and frequent changes, submitted Psych-Ed Evaluations should be no more than 2 years old. To ensure proper placement we require the most relevant and up to date information on your student.
Ultimately admissions is about making sure that we are the best fit for your student and that your student will fit well with our current students and staff. Once enrolled, new students become part of our Keystone Prep family and we go to great lengths to ensure that all family members will work peacefully together with the aim of a flourishing school environment for everyone.
Keystone Prep supports a wide range of learners through individualized attention, smaller classes, and engaging learning experiences.
Students experiencing anxiety and/or depression
Students with Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, Dyscalculia, and Dyspraxia
Students with ADHD/ADD and/or Executive Functioning Challenges
Students present with a Level I Autism diagnosis on a case-by-case basis
Students seeking more individualized support
Gifted and Twice Exceptional students
Students who learn best through hands-on learning experiences and who will benefit from small classroom environments
Students rebuilding confidence in learning
Students who may feel overlooked in larger school settings
The best way to discover what makes Keystone different is to visit campus and experience our community firsthand.
Family tours typically last between 45 minutes and one hour and give families an opportunity to see classrooms, meet staff, and ask questions.
Our admissions experience is personal, welcoming, and designed around getting to know your student.
Our Admissions Coordinator takes time to learn about your student's history, strengths, learning style, and support needs — and answers every question your family has.
Visit our classrooms and experience the Keystone learning environment firsthand. See what makes our school community genuinely different.
Families are personally introduced to the key members of our student support system who will be part of your student's journey every day.
Meet a Student Ambassador and gain real insight into the Keystone experience through the perspective of a current student — not a brochure.
Meet with school leadership to discuss enrollment options and map out your student's pathway forward at Keystone Prep.
To help us better understand and support each student, families may be asked to provide:
We understand that affordability matters when choosing the right school. Keystone accepts several scholarship and financial aid options that may significantly reduce educational costs for eligible families.
Our Admissions Team is happy to walk through financial aid options with your family during your initial conversation.
(813) 264-4500Answers to the questions families ask most during the admissions process.
Average class sizes are approximately 10 students, with a maximum of 16 students per class. Smaller classes mean stronger relationships, more individualized attention, and deeper learning experiences for every student.
Yes. Accommodations are developed based on each student's unique needs and may include support informed by IEPs, 504 plans, and psychoeducational evaluations. Our team works closely with families to ensure every student has the right support in place.
Yes. Keystone offers Honors opportunities and dual enrollment partnerships to support students seeking additional academic challenges and college-level coursework while still in high school.
Yes. Family tours and student shadow day opportunities may be available. We encourage families to visit campus before making a decision — experiencing the environment firsthand is the best way to understand what makes Keystone different.
The best way to understand the Keystone experience is to see it firsthand. Schedule a family tour, meet our team, and explore how personalized support can help your student succeed.
Not ready to apply yet? Submit a pre-application and our admissions team will reach out to answer your questions, share more about our programs, and help you determine if Keystone Prep is the right fit for your student.