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Everything You Need to Know About Legacy Arrows Academy
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We are enrolling Kindergarten through 5th grade for our first generation, and expanding to higher grades as the program grows. Families interested in grades 6–12 can join our priority interest list.
Tuition is paid once a year — there is no monthly payment plan. Kindergarten is a $399 annual registration fee plus $2,629 annual tuition ($3,028 for the year); 1st to 5th grade is a $399 annual registration fee plus $3,289 annual tuition ($3,688 for the year). Middle and High School (6–12) are opening soon. That includes live classes, the full bilingual curriculum, and daily support from our teachers. We also offer sibling discounts and special rates for church families — contact our admissions team and we will find the right fit for your family.
Yes, completely. It is not just a Spanish class — children learn every subject (math, science, reading, social studies, finance, values and technology) in both Spanish and English. Your child will grow up thinking, reading and writing fluently in both languages.
We offer a 15-day satisfaction guarantee. If for any reason Legacy Arrows Academy does not feel like the best fit for your family, we will refund your enrollment.
Your child learns in 100% live classes with real teachers in small groups. We do not use pre-recorded lessons — every session is interactive and designed to encourage active participation and genuinely personalized attention.
Yes. Our students build real friendships in live classes with classmates from across the United States and other parts of the world. We also organize virtual community activities and in-person events for families in Florida.
Yes. Students receive a school email address through Microsoft 365 Education, and use OneDrive to securely access assignments and files from anywhere with an internet connection.
Students are taught by qualified teachers who lead instruction, provide feedback, and support student learning and progress.
Legacy Arrows Academy works best on a Windows 10/11 laptop or desktop, which we recommend for full compatibility with our learning tools. Mac (macOS) is supported in most cases. Chromebooks are not recommended — some grade levels may work with limitations. If you are not sure what you have at home, contact us and we will help you confirm compatibility.
Minimum 25 Mbps download / 5 Mbps upload for one student. We recommend 50 Mbps download / 10 Mbps upload for households with multiple users and devices. A wired ethernet connection, or strong Wi-Fi near the router, gives the best experience. Run a speed test before the first day of class — if your upload speed is low, live video may freeze or drop.
Students use Microsoft 365 Education for school communication, learning materials and collaboration. That gives every student one secure school login, Microsoft Teams for live classes, a student email and calendar, OneDrive cloud storage, and familiar apps like Word, Excel and PowerPoint that build real-world skills.
Teachers provide support during class, and through feedback and guidance outside of class when needed. Our goal is to help students build confidence and keep moving forward.
Students follow a structured day that includes live instruction, guided practice, breaks and independent work time. Specific schedules vary by grade level, and each day opens with a short devotional.
Student work is tracked through our Learning Management System. Each student has their own login, and families can follow coursework completion, grades and teacher feedback. We keep things transparent so parents always know how students are doing.
Yes. Legacy Arrows Academy observes all U.S. federal holidays, and school is not in session on those days.
Just a computer or laptop with internet access, a quiet place to study, and the support of a parent or responsible adult. We provide the complete bilingual curriculum, digital materials, and live support for a smooth experience from home.
Legacy Arrows Academy is officially registered as a private school in the state of Florida and operates in line with the educational requirements set by the Florida Department of Education.