Apply to Miami Springs Adventist School
Christ-Centered Learning
Faith is woven into daily school life, character development, and academic growth.
Caring Teachers
Our teachers know each child personally and help students grow with confidence.
Safe, Nurturing Environment
Families trust MSAS for a secure campus and a supportive school community.
Scholarship Guidance
Most families use scholarship programs, and our office helps you understand your options.
How to Apply in 3 Simple Steps
Applying to MSAS is straightforward. Here is what your family can expect from start to finish.
Download and Complete the Application Packet
Download the student enrollment packet and complete all required forms. Our office is happy to answer questions while you fill it out.
Submit Records and Required Forms
Submit your child’s academic records, recommendation letters, identification documents, and required school forms before enrollment is reviewed.
Complete Health and Admissions Requirements
Submit current health and immunization records. New students entering grades 2–8 also complete a placement assessment and a brief interview.
Ready to begin?
Download the admissions packet to start your child’s enrollment. Forms can be completed at your own pace, and our office is available if you need guidance.
What You’ll Need to Apply
All listed items are required before enrollment is finalized. We have grouped them so you can work through each section step by step.
Enrollment Forms
- Completed Student Application for Enrollment
- Student Information Verification Form
- Dismissal Pick-Up Form
- Dress Code Acknowledgement Form
- Universal Field Trip Form
- Computer Loan Agreement
- Video / Photo Release Form
- Personal Health History
Academic Records
- Current Grade Report
- Cumulative Grade Report
- Records from Previous School
- Transcript Request Form
- Two Letters of Recommendation
Family and Identification Documents
- Current Photograph of Your Child
- Copy of Birth Certificate
- Copy of Social Security Card
If Applicable
- Special Education or Psychological Testing Reports
Health and Immunization Requirements
Florida school health requirements must be submitted for your child before enrollment is complete.
Required Health Forms
- HRS 680 Immunization Form (updated from the physician’s office)
- DH 3040 Physical Examination Form (yellow form from the physician’s office)
- Personal Health History
Kindergarten Immunizations
- DTP (Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis)
- Polio
- MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella)
- Varicella, or confirmation of Chicken Pox history
- Hepatitis B (proof of first dose and appointments for the next two)
Seventh Grade Immunizations
- MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella)
- Tetanus Booster
- Varicella, or confirmation of Chicken Pox history
- Hepatitis B (series of 3 shots)
Plan ahead. Contact your child’s doctor early so the required forms are completed and submitted on time.
Scholarships and Financial Assistance
Many MSAS families use scholarship programs to help cover tuition, including Step Up For Students, Family Empowerment, and AAA Scholarship. If you are not sure what your family may qualify for, our office can help you understand your options.
Want to Visit First?
The best way to experience MSAS is to visit in person. Tour the campus, meet our team, and see the Christ-centered environment that makes our school different.
Admissions FAQ
Quick answers to questions parents ask most often.
Do students have to be Seventh-day Adventist to attend?
No. Miami Springs Adventist School welcomes families from many cultural and religious backgrounds. Students do not need to be Adventist to attend, but families should understand and respect the school’s Christ-centered mission, values, and standards.
What grades does MSAS serve?
MSAS serves students in kindergarten through 8th grade.
What is the first step to apply?
The first step is to download and complete the application packet. From there, you gather the required documents and submit health records as listed on this page.
What documents do I need to submit?
Most families submit completed application forms, academic records, recommendation letters, identification documents, health forms, and any applicable testing reports. The full list is grouped above in “What You’ll Need to Apply.”
Are scholarships available?
Yes. Many MSAS families use scholarship programs such as Step Up For Students, Family Empowerment, and AAA Scholarship. Our office can help you understand which programs may fit your family.
Do new students need an interview or assessment?
Yes. New students entering grades 2 through 8 complete a placement assessment and a brief interview with an MSAS teacher.
Can someone help me if I have questions during the process?
Yes. Our office is happy to help you understand requirements, talk through forms, and move through admissions step by step. Contact us at (305) 888-2244 or miamisprings@flcoe.org.
What if I want to visit before applying?
We encourage families to schedule a visit. Touring campus is one of the best ways to see if MSAS is the right fit for your child.
What if records from my child’s previous school are not yet available?
All required records must be submitted before enrollment is finalized. If you have questions about a specific document, contact our office and we will let you know what is needed and when.
How can I contact the school?
Call (305) 888-2244 or email miamisprings@flcoe.org. You can also visit our campus at 701 Curtiss Parkway, Miami Springs, FL 33166.
We’re Here to Help
Applying to a new school is a big step. If you have questions about admissions, scholarships, required documents, or next steps, our team is ready to help.
Miami Springs Adventist School
701 Curtiss Parkway
Miami Springs, FL 33166
Phone: (305) 888-2244
Email: miamisprings@flcoe.org
Non-Discrimination Policy
Florida Conference Seventh-day Adventist schools admit students of any race, color, ethnicity, national origin, gender, and sexual orientation. Our schools do not discriminate on the basis of any of the aforementioned categories in decisions for admission, discipline, or application of education policies. We promote a sharp focus on learning and caring while requiring all students to adhere to behavioral expectations set out in a strict code of conduct supported by the Biblical beliefs of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.