Pepin Academies - New Port Richey

Pace Center for Girls - Pasco has served girls across Pasco County from New Port Richey since 1998. We are one center in a nonprofit network that began with 10 girls in Jacksonville in 1985, and our Day Program offers year-round middle and high school academics at no cost to families. Classes follow the local public school district's curriculum, taught by certified teachers with individualized learning plans and a 1:14 teacher-to-student ratio. Girls can catch up on credits and work toward a high school diploma through credit recovery or a GED track. Each girl also has on-site access to counselors throughout the day, and our qualified therapists specialize in anxiety, self-esteem, trauma recovery and academic challenges. Our staff are trained in how trauma affects behavior. Parents or guardians can enroll a girl directly, and schools, community partners or girls themselves can make a referral. An intake interview follows, enrollment is open year-round, and girls can stay up to four years. Beyond academics, we offer life skills development, career and college planning, and community service and leadership opportunities. Pace Reach, our community-based counseling program, is also available.

Plato Academy Trinity is a tuition-free public charter school in New Port Richey serving elementary and middle-school students through Grade 8. The campus combines core academics with Greek language and cultural learning, art, music, technology, athletics, and an Early Learning Program. Students can access Exceptional Student Education (ESE), and families can explore campus tours and the school’s application process through Plato Academy. This Trinity campus belongs to a wider network of charter schools, while its own program serves local K–8 learners. Before- and after-school care gives families additional schedule options. Students can take part in a range of academic and enrichment activities as they move through elementary and middle school. The school’s ESE program offers educational support, though the campus does not identify specific diagnoses or conditions in the available program information. Families considering enrollment can ask the school about grade placement, student support, and the application steps for the Trinity campus. The campus brings together language, arts, technology, athletics, and academic learning in a public charter setting for children in the New Port Richey area.

At Red Apple School’s Jefferson campus in New Port Richey, we provide daytime activities for adults 18 and older with developmental disabilities. Our program combines learning activities such as reading, writing, math, science, history, and computer skills with community outings, arts and crafts, communication practice, and daily living skills. We serve people with a range of support needs, including intellectual disabilities, autism, cerebral palsy, and spina bifida.