751 Windlass Way
Sanibel, FL 33957

If your child is not part of the I.B program forget about it . That’s all they care about . They have duel enrollment which allows students to graduate with h.s diploma and get AA degree but the school could care less about those students. 2025 graduation ceremony didn’t have one thing listed about duel enrollment .

The Sanibel School is truly a gem where students thrive academically, creatively, and personally. The school fosters an environment of excellence, supported by a dedicated team of educators who go above and beyond to ensure every child succeeds. From the innovative STEAM programs to their exceptional environmental education initiatives, students are engaged in hands-on, meaningful learning experiences that prepare them for the future. What sets Sanibel School apart is the incredible community and parent support. Families are deeply involved, collaborating with teachers to enhance the learning environment. Local organizations, like Ding Darling, SCCF, Sanibel Sea School, and CROW partner with the school, enriching students' experiences and providing unique opportunities beyond the classroom. The connection between the school and the Sanibel community creates a nurturing and dynamic atmosphere where students are empowered to grow into confident, curious, and responsible individuals.Sanibel School is more than just a place of learning; it’s a community hub that values education, creativity, and environmental stewardship. The school’s commitment to student success and the overwhelming support from parents and the local community make it an exemplary educational institution.

Great school when I attended. Administration could’ve been better but overall great school. Hope it’s still exceptional

Great school with great teachers and administrators.

I think it is a very good school, they keep the student busy in all areas. Teacher have very good values, and they are very good example to the student. I had kids there, my older one just graduated and the other one is in 10 Grade.

The principal plays favorites with his employees. For instance, one, long time, hard working employee can be entirely overlooked and placed in new position to be replaced by a less educated and older choice from the principal. When the principal and/or school board members fail their best and brightest younger teachers, it's the students who will untimely fail.