St. Andrew's Episcopal Academy

About St. Andrew's Episcopal Academy

Founded in 1970, St. Andrew’s Episcopal Academy is a nationally accredited college preparatory Pre-K through 12 school. Located in historic downtown Ft. Pierce, St. Andrew's provides a rich tradition of academic success, with a strong focus on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). Our programs are designed to provide a wide array of academic options using a rigorous curriculum in a blended learning model, which incorporates the latest technologies and resources. SAEA offers an exceptional college preparatory education through a challenging, award winning academic programs. 

The faculty and staff of St. Andrew’s dedicate themselves to meeting the intellectual, spiritual, moral, social, emotional and physical needs of each child in partnership with Academy families.

Community Awareness

Faculty, staff and students are committed to our local community, the environment and those in need. Our staff, faculty and students volunteer at several local charities and have organized countless fundraisers for non-profit organizations. Our riverfront location enhances not only our award winning marine science programs, our students have been instrumental in providing data collection to state and federal agencies on the issues concerning our beloved Indian River Lagoon. St. Andrew’s has spearheaded lagoon restoration projects and research that not only gives our students a unique opportunity for science discovery, leadership and learning, but also allows us to be outstanding environmental stewards for one of the most bio-diverse estuaries in North America.

Spirituality in Education

The heart of St. Andrew's Episcopal Academy is in the spiritual life program. Woven throughout each facet of our school is the opportunity for each student to have the opportunity to consider, respond to and develop a Christian way of life. SAEA is also known for its values of acceptance and openness. People of non- Christian faiths are encouraged in their own faith, and we do not try to convert them.