“Jordan Glen made me the person I am today! A truly special school that focuses on creativity, fun, and personal responsibility.”

“If you are looking for more for your child than what a public school has to offer, look no further than Jordan Glen! My dad, Jeff, has dedicated the last 50 years of his life to creating a supportive environment for children to learn, grow, love, and thrive! My husband and I moved back to Gainesville after having our first child, because we couldn’t imagine sending our children to any other school in the world. I may be biased, but if you are interested in Jordan Glen, reach out to be connected with alumni and parents. You won’t be disappointed if you make this investment for your children, I promise!”

“Great school. A place I can drop my kids off and feel good about what they will experience. Outdoor time, happy teachers, education that is not focused on standardized testing for school funding, freedom to be kids.”

“I am an alum who appreciated my experience at Jordan Glen so much that I did everything I could to be able to send my own children there. This school is a gem and I wish every child was lucky enough to attend and experience the MAGIC that is Jordan Glen. I attribute my time at Jordan Glen with setting me up for a fulfilling life and I am so glad that my children have been able to have an unforgettable, well-rounded school experience there too.”

“My children have attended Jordan Glen since pre-K. They are now in 6th and 8th grade. I feel blessed that they have never been bullied, and have always been excited to go to school. I think the outside setting and frequent outdoor activities are good for their bodies and souls. Advantages: small school, feels like family, in a beautiful outdoor setting, lots of traditions, respect for diversity, focus on teaching children to be good citizens: care for each other, mentor younger children, be kind.”

“I cannot say enough good things about this school. My child’s social and emotional well-being have improved dramatically since starting here, and he is more eager than ever to learn. Teachers strive to cultivate the whole child, not just their academic skills. A place where kids can be kids, while also learning to be kind, responsible, and self sufficient.”