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Montverde Academy
Address
Map
17235 Seventh Street

Montverde
,
Florida
34756

United States
Coordinates28°35′52″N 81°40′29″W / 28.5978°N 81.6748°W / 28.5978; -81.6748
Information
TypePrivate, boarding, college preparatory school
Religious affiliation(s)Nonsectarian
Established1912; 112 years ago (1912)
HeadmasterJon Hopman
Teaching staff106.0 (on an FTE basis)[1]
GradesPK–12[1]
GenderCo-educational
Enrollment1,234 (including 46 PK students)[1] (2015–2016)
Student to teacher ratio11.2[1]
Campus size125 acres (510,000 m2)
Campus typeRural
Color(s)Purple & Gold    
Athletics21 athletic teams
NicknameEagles
AccreditationAdvancED[2]
SACS
SAIS
TuitionBoarding: $57,380
Day school students: $12,888–$23,218[3]
Websitewww.montverde.org

Montverde Academy is a private college preparatory PK–12 school in Montverde, Florida, United States, located in the Greater Orlando area. The school is widely known for its athletic programs, particularly soccer and basketball.[4]

History

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The school was founded in 1912 as Montgomery Industrial School. The school president was Henry P. Carpenter. It underwent a major expansion in 1921, when two new buildings were built for a cost of almost $40,000, including a concrete block dormitory for 200 boys and a new dining hall. The expansion was funded by donations, including $11,000 from R. Jay Arnold of Groveland, Florida. This expansion brought the organization to a total of eight buildings on 200 acres and $150,000 worth of equipment. An observation tower above the new dormitory provided a view of Lake Apopka, Winter Garden, and Groveland. The dining facilities served 400 children.[5] In the 1920s, sports teams were established. The teams were nicknamed The Crackers. In 1930, a girls' dormitory was constructed with funds raised by the D.A.R.[6]

Demographics

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There were 1,188 K-12 students enrolled in 2015–2016 as the information is not compiled for Pre-K students. The breakdown was:[1]

  • Native American/Alaskan – 1.4%
  • Asian/Pacific islanders – 4.0%
  • Black – 7.7%
  • Hispanic – 9.3%
  • White – 44.8%
  • Multiracial – 32.8%

Athletic programs

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Montverde's athletic programs compete on a national level, rather than as a member of the Florida High School Athletic Association. Sports offered include baseball, basketball, cross country, equestrian, golf, lacrosse, powerlifting, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, track and field, and volleyball. In 2017, USA Today named Montverde Academy the best basketball program of the decade.[7]

Theatre and Music Conservatory

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Montverde Academy has both music, and theatre conservatories. Auditions are held on an annual basis. Conservatory students split the academic day between core courses, and their chosen artistic discipline.

1972 advertisement for Montverde Academy

Controversies

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According to the United States Department of Agriculture, Kasey Kesselring, Montverde's Headmaster until his retirement in 2022, violated the Horse Protection Act, which resulted in a temporary disqualification from participating in equine events and a fine of $2,500.[8]

In May 2017, Essence and Fox 35 Orlando reported on a 16-year-old Black female student who was dress-coded for her dreadlocks which the administrator claimed were against school policy.[9][10] Following the media coverage, the current headmaster Kasey Kesselring affirmed that the student handbook would be altered to remove the "dread lock" policy and that the rule was no longer in place.[10]

In May 2019, several Florida news stations published a story accusing Montverde Academy Dean of Students, Jerry Matos, of having an inappropriate sexual relationship with a female upper school student. It remains unclear if she was a minor.[11][12] Matos stepped down from his position immediately. The terms of his departure and current legal status are unknown. The academy promoted an existing employee to fulfill Matos's responsibilities.

Notable alumni

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Name Year Profession Notability Reference
Precious Achiuwa 2019 Basketball Player Forward for the New York Knicks, played college basketball at Memphis [13]
Solomon Alabi 2007 Basketball Player Former Toronto Raptors center, played college basketball at Florida State [14]
Alexander Anyaegbunam 2012 Rapper Known by his stage name Rejjie Snow [15]
Issam Asinga 2023 Track & Field Athlete Surinamese sprinter who is the fastest person under 20 years old to run the 100m dash [16]
Scottie Barnes 2020 Basketball Player Forward for the Toronto Raptors, played college basketball at Florida State [17]
RJ Barrett 2018 Basketball Player Guard for the Toronto Raptors, played college basketball at Duke [18]
James Bell 2010 Basketball Player Forward who played professionally in Japan, played college basketball at Villanova [19]
Justin Bibbs 2014 Basketball Player Guard who played professionally in New Zealand, Poland, and the NBA G League [20]
Leaky Black 2018 (Transferred) Basketball Player Forward for the Charlotte Hornets, played college basketball at North Carolina [21]
Sabrina Botrán 2018 Soccer Player Goalkeeper who plays for Comunicaciones F.C. and competes nationally for Guatemala [22]
Ousmane Sylla 2020 Soccer Player Midfielder who plays for Houston Dynamo FC. Winner of the 2023 MAC Hermann Trophy. Member of the Clemson Tigers men's soccer 2023 national championship team [23]
Jody Brown 2020 Soccer Player Forward for the Florida State Seminoles and competes nationally for Jamaica [24]
Marcus Capers 2008 Basketball Player Guard who played professionally in Canada, Finland, Japan, and England, played college basketball at Washington State [25]
Jordan Caroline 2014 Basketball Player Forward who plays professionally in Spain, played college basketball at Southern Illinois and Nevada [26]
Marcus Carr 2017 Basketball Player Guard in the Israel Basketball Premier League, played college basketball for Texas [27]
Omar Ciss 2020 Soccer Player Midfielder for the Charlotte Independence [28]
Jermaine Couisnard 2019 Basketball Player Guard for the Oregon Ducks [29]
Cade Cunningham 2020 Basketball Player Guard for the Detroit Pistons, played college basketball at Oklahoma State [30]
Silvio De Sousa 2017 (Transferred) Basketball Player Center who plays for Aris B.C., played college basketball at Kansas and Chattanooga [31]
Michael Devoe 2018 Basketball Player Guard who most recently played for the Ontario Clippers, played college basketball at Georgia Tech [32]
Noah Dickerson 2015 Basketball Player Forward for Starwings Basel, played college basketball at Washington [33]
Albert Dikwa 2017 Soccer Player Forward for Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC [34]
Abdoulaye Diop 2017 Soccer Player Midfielder for Detroit City FC [35]
Ates Diouf 2017 Soccer Player Winger for Lexington SC [36]
Grayson Dupont 2016 Soccer Player Midfielder for Birmingham Legion FC, played college soccer at New Mexico and UAB [37]
Jalen Duren 2021 Basketball Player Center for the Detroit Pistons, played college basketball at Memphis [38]
Joel Embiid 2013 (Transferred) Basketball Player Center for the Philadelphia 76ers, played college basketball at Kansas [39]
Monday Etim 2017 Soccer Player Forward for FC Helsingør [40]
Kwame Evans Jr. 2023 Basketball Player Forward for the Oregon Ducks [41]
Mamadou Fall 2021 Soccer Player Centre-Back for FC Barcelona Atlètic on a loan [42]
Bruno Fernando 2017 Basketball Player Center for the Atlanta Hawks, played college basketball at Maryland [43]
Cooper Flagg 2024 Basketball Player Top basketball prospect, committed to play for the Duke Blue Devils [44]
Michael Frazier II 2012 Basketball Player Former Houston Rockets guard, played college basketball at Florida [45]
Akeyla Furbert 2012 Soccer Player Midfielder who played college soccer at USC Aiken, competes nationally for Bermuda [46]
Patricio Garino 2012 Basketball Player Former Orlando Magic forward, played college basketball at George Washington [47]
Emmanuel Hagan 2020 Soccer Player College soccer player for the UNC Greensboro Spartans [48]
Kasey Hill 2013 Basketball Player Professional basketball player who played professionally in Hungary, Cyprus, Poland, and Germany [49]
DaRon Holmes 2021 (Transferred) Basketball Player Forward for the Dayton Flyers [50]
Jalen Hood-Schifino 2022 Basketball Player Guard for the Los Angeles Lakers, played college basketball at Indiana [51]
Caleb Houstan 2021 Basketball Player Forward for the Orlando Magic, played college basketball at Michigan [52]
Idong Ibok 2005 Basketball Player Center who played in Slovenia, Sweden, and the NBA G League, played college basketball at Michigan State [53]
C. J. Jackson 2015 Basketball Player Guard for Jämtland Basket, played college basketball at Eastern Florida State and Ohio State [54]
Justin Jackson 2010 (Transferred) Basketball Player Center for CS Dinamo București, played college basketball at Cincinnati [55]
Dakari Johnson 2013 Basketball Player Former Center for the Oklahoma City Thunder, played college basketball at Kentucky [56]
Sydney Johnson-Scharpf 2018 Gymnast Professional gymnast, competed collegiately for Florida [57]
Jay Tee Kamara 2021 Soccer Player Midfielder for Ljungskile SK [58]
Balša Koprivica 2019 Basketball Player Center for KK Partizan, played college basketball at Florida State [59]
Christ Koumadje 2015 Basketball Player Center for Alba Berlin, played college basketball at Florida State [60]
Francisco Lindor 2011 Baseball Player Shortstop for the New York Mets, 4x MLB All-Star [61]
Langston Love 2021 Basketball Player Guard for the Baylor Bears [62]
Bruno Lapa 2016 Soccer Player Midfielder for Memphis 901 FC, played college soccer for Wake Forest [63]
Justin Malou 2017 Soccer Player Defender for FC Tulsa, played college soccer at Clemson
Sandro Mamukelashvili 2017 Basketball Player Center for the San Antonio Spurs, played college basketball at Seton Hall [65]
Pierre Mané 2017 Soccer Player Midfielder for Lexington SC, played college soccer at Pittsburgh and VCU [66]
Philip Mayaka 2019 Soccer Player Midfielder for Crown Legacy FC, played college soccer Clemson [67]
Luc Mbah a Moute 2005 Basketball Player Forward who played 12 years in the NBA, played college basketball at UCLA [68]
Liam McNeeley 2024 Basketball Player College basketball prospect who was committed to play for the Indiana Hoosiers before recommitting [69]
Benji Michel 2016 Soccer Player Winger for F.C. Arouca, played college soccer at Portland [70]
Dillon Mitchell 2022 Basketball Player Forward for the Texas Longhorns [71]
E. J. Montgomery 2018 (Transferred) Basketball Player Forward for Aomori Wat's, played college basketball at Kentucky [72]
Moses Moody 2020 Basketball Player Guard for the Golden State Warriors, played college basketball at Arkansas [73]
Doral Moore 2015 Basketball Player Center who played professionally in England, Puerto Rico, Taiwan, Mexico, and the NBA G League [74]
Faris Moumbagna 2018 Soccer Player Forward for FK Bodø/Glimt [75]
Franck Ndongo 2006 Basketball Player Former forward for the Cameroon national team, and played college basketball at Augusta State [76]
Andrew Nembhard 2018 Basketball Player Guard for the Indiana Pacers, played college basketball at Florida and Gonzaga [77]
Ryan Nembhard 2021 Basketball Player Guard for the Gonzaga Bulldogs [78]
Michee Ngalina 2018 Soccer Player Forward for Göztepe S.K. [42]
Landry Nnoko 2012 Basketball Player Center for BCM Gravelines-Dunkerque, played college basketball at Clemson [79]
Kouat Noi 2017 Basketball Player Forward for the Sydney Kings, played college basketball at TCU [80]
Haukur Pálsson 2010 Basketball Player Forward for Alftanes, played college basketball at Maryland [81]
Ruslan Pateev 2009 Basketball Player Center who played professionally in Russia and Poland, played college basketball at Arizona State [82]
Anthony Perez 2012 Basketball Player Forward who plays professionally in Venezuela, played college basketball at Ole Miss [83]
Filip Petrušev 2018 Basketball Player Forward for the Sacramento Kings, played college basketball at Gonzaga [84]
Micah Potter 2016 Basketball Player Forward for the Utah Jazz, played college basketball at Ohio State and Wisconsin [85]
Justin Powell 2020 Basketball Player Guard for the Cleveland Charge, played college basketball at Auburn, Tennessee, and Washington State [86]
Derik Queen 2024 Basketball Player Center who is committed to play for the Maryland Terrapins [87]
Matija Radović 2017 Basketball Player Guard for KK Slodes, played college basketball at Hofstra and American International [88]
Malik Reneau 2022 Basketball Player Forward for the Indiana Hoosiers [89]
Wilfredo Rivera 2020 Soccer Player Forward for Orlando City SC, competes nationally for Puerto Rico [90]
Sherrexcia Rolle 2006 Airlines Executive President, CEO & Accountable Manager of Western Air [91]
D'Angelo Russell 2014 Basketball Player Guard for the Los Angeles Lakers, played college basketball at Ohio State [92]
Moussa Sane 2017 Soccer Player Forward for AS Douanes [40]
Day'Ron Sharpe 2020 Basketball Player Center for the Brooklyn Nets, played college basketball at North Carolina [93]
Andre Shinyashiki 2015 Soccer Player Forward for Neftçi PFK, played college soccer at Denver [94]
Simisola Shittu 2018 (Transferred) Basketball Player Forward for Limoges CSP, played college basketball at Vanderbilt [95]
Matheus Silva 2015 Soccer Player Defender who played professionally in the MLS and in Brazil [96]
Ben Simmons 2015 Basketball Player Guard for the Brooklyn Nets, played college basketball at LSU [97]
Sean Stewart 2023 Basketball Player Forward for the Duke Blue Devils [98]
MaCio Teague 2016 Basketball Player Guard for Czarni Słupsk, played college basketball at UNC Asheville and Baylor [99]
Mohamed Traore 2020 Soccer Player Defender for Los Angeles FC [100]
Arminas Urbutis 2005 Basketball Player Forward who plays professionally in Spain, played college basketball at Hofstra [101]
Chase Vosvick 2017 Soccer Player Goalkeeper for Pittsburgh Riverhounds SC, played college soccer at Loyola [102]
Marco Warren 2011 Soccer Player Midfielder who played for the PHC Zebras and competed nationally for Bermuda, played college soccer at Flagler [103]
Howard Washington 2017 Basketball Player Guard for the Buffalo eXtreme, played college basketball at Syracuse [104]
Dariq Whitehead 2022 Basketball Player Forward for the Brooklyn Nets, played college basketball at Duke [105]
Devin Williams 2013 Basketball Player Forward for the Taiwan Beer Leopards, played college basketball at West Virginia [106]
L. D. Williams 2006 Basketball Player/Coach Coach for the Long Island Nets, played professionally in the Philippines, France, Finland, Slovenia, and for the NBA G League [107]
Jules Youmeni 2017 Soccer Player Defender who played most recently for CD Calahorra B [108]
Pavel Zakharov 2019 Basketball Player Center for PBC CSKA Moscow, played college basketball at Gonzaga and California Baptist [109]
Zhang Zhenlin 2018 Basketball Player Forward for the Liaoning Flying Leopards, played college basketball at Tulane [110]

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