North Florida Educational Institute Westside

Does North Florida Educational Institute Westside accept the Florida scholarship, and what would a Duval family receive?

North Florida Educational Institute Westside appears on the state's roster of schools that take the Private School Scholarship (FTC/FES-EO). Duval students can spend the award here at $8,409 for grades K-3; $7,821 for grades 4-8 this year, and the money reaches the school quarterly through EMA.

The state also lists North Florida Educational Institute Westside as an FES-UA school. The school reports 17 disability categories, listed below. A child with a qualifying diagnosis or IEP can put FES-UA ($10,573 at matrix levels 1-3 in Duval) toward therapies and tutors on top of tuition.

The school starts at pre-K, so ask whether it provides Florida VPK for four-year-olds and whether it takes School Readiness child care assistance through the Early Learning Coalition of Duval. A child who begins here can move into kindergarten on the state scholarship without changing campuses.

An independent school decides its own financial aid, and the state award works here exactly as it does at a faith-based school.

The school's latest state survey (2025) counts 254 students, and its largest grade is grade 1 with 35. Among the 21 private schools registered in Riverside, Avondale, San Marco & Downtown, it ranks 8th by reported enrollment.

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Which disability categories does North Florida Educational Institute Westside report serving?

• Established conditions
• Intellectual disability
• Orthopedic impairment
• Speech impairment
• Language impairment
• Deaf or hard of hearing
• Visual impairment
• Emotional/behavioral disability
• Specific learning disability
• Gifted
• Hospital/homebound
• Dual-sensory impairment
• Autism spectrum disorder
• Traumatic brain injury
• Developmental delay (ages 3-5)
• Other health impairment (incl. ADHD)
• Occupational therapy

What should a family ask North Florida Educational Institute Westside before enrolling?

1. Are you a Private School Scholarship school, and is your funding handled through Step Up, AAA or both?
2. What is tuition for my child's grade once the scholarship is applied, and what registration, book or uniform fees come on top?
3. What other help do you offer, such as need-based aid, sibling discounts or church-member rates?
4. By which EMA quarterly date can you submit my child's enrollment?
5. Which of the disability categories you report do you have current capacity for, and can FES-UA pay for therapy on your campus?
6. Are you a VPK provider, and do you take School Readiness?

Which scholarship deadlines apply to a family considering North Florida Educational Institute Westside now?

• Nov 15, 2026Cutoff for first-time 2026-27 applications to the Private School Scholarship (FTC/FES-EO) and FES-UA
• Dec 15, 2026New families must accept the award in EMA, and the school must submit Quarter 3 enrollment for parent approval
• Jan 1, 2027The federal scholarship tax credit begins its first year; Florida opted in and Step Up plans to run it through a new affiliate fund
• Jan 15, 2027A private-school student still not enrolled after the Quarter 3 deadline must be enrolled by this date to be considered for any 2026-27 funding

Which other private schools are near North Florida Educational Institute Westside?

21 private schools are registered with the state in Riverside, Avondale, San Marco & Downtown, and 18 of them accept the Florida Private School Scholarship. See all of them →