Rosarian Academy Featured in Fall 2025 Private Schools Guide
West Palm Beach, FL — Rosarian Academy is proud to be featured in the Fall 2025 edition of the Private Schools Guide with a full-page spread on pages 64–65 of the digital edition. The feature highlights Rosarian’s rich history, vibrant centennial celebrations, and commitment to nurturing compassionate, well-rounded students.
Founded in 1925 by the Adrian Dominican Sisters, Rosarian Academy began as St. Ann-on-the-Lake and was renamed in 1939 to honor both Our Lady of the Rosary and the family of a key benefactor. Today, the school serves a coeducational community of 480 students, blending faith, academics, community, and service. Alumni often return and smile to see the same tile floors, dining hall, and the unmistakable warmth that has defined Rosarian for a century.
The story highlights the school’s centennial year, including creative celebrations like the “Travel Through the RA Decades” pep rally, global adventures with “Flat Rowdie,” and challenges that emphasize faith, service, and community, such as the 100 Acts of Kindness and 100 Prayer Challenges. These activities reflect the school’s dedication to cultivating compassion, leadership, and joy in every student.
Through the Centennial Capital Campaign, Rosarian has expanded its Montessori program and installing a full outdoor athletic complex, ensuring its commitment to academic excellence and nurturing the whole child continues for generations to come. Over 55 current students are children of alumni, and many faculty and staff have deep family or alumni ties, reflecting the enduring community at the heart of the Academy.
“Rosarian’s heartbeat is as strong today as it was in 1925,” said Head of School Virginia Devine, who has served the Academy for more than 40 years. “This magnificent achievement is the result of faith, vision, and a community that believes in the power of education to transform lives.”
To view the full feature online, visit Private Schools Guide pages 64–65. To learn more about Rosarian Academy and its centennial year, visit rosarian.org or call 561-345-3106.
