Pepin Academies - New Port Richey

Pace Center for Girls Pasco is a nonprofit school in New Port Richey at 7545 Little Rd, offering middle and high school girls a full academic day combined with counseling, therapy, and girl-centered emotional and behavioral support. Pace helps girls find the support, guidance, and resources they need to thrive. Pace Center for Girls Pasco provides year-round enrollment and a safe environment where girls can build academic skills alongside social and emotional growth in Pasco County. Families exploring Pace Center for Girls Pasco can submit an inquiry through the Special Needs USA listing to ask about enrollment, mental health support, and admissions in New Port Richey.

Plato Academy Trinity is a tuition-free public charter school in New Port Richey at 8810 Old County Rd 54, one of eight K through 8 campuses in the Plato Academy Schools network across Pasco, Pinellas, and Hillsborough counties. The school combines rigorous academics with Greek language and cultural enrichment, gifted education, music, art, and sports starting in fifth grade. Plato Academy Trinity offers an accelerated math program beginning in third grade, high school credit opportunities for middle school students, and a family-oriented atmosphere where parents participate through volunteer hours in Pasco County. Families interested in Plato Academy Trinity can submit an inquiry through Special Needs USA to ask about charter enrollment, grade levels, and campus tours in New Port Richey.

Positive Parenting Classes for Florida offers a comprehensive Parent Education and Family Stabilization Course, specifically designed to support parents navigating the complexities of divorce or paternity cases involving minor children. This DCF-approved, four-hour in-person class equips parents with essential skills to foster healthier co-parenting relationships, effectively communicate with their children about divorce, and manage the emotional challenges associated with family transitions. The curriculum emphasizes understanding the stages of loss and grief, recognizing barriers to communication, and developing negotiation skills that empower parents to make informed decisions for their families. Unique to this program is its commitment to creating a supportive learning environment led by experienced educators who prioritize the well-being of both parents and children. With a focus on building strong family partnerships and a low student-to-teacher ratio, Positive Parenting Classes for Florida stands out as a trusted resource for families throughout the state, ensuring that each participant receives personalized attention and guidance tailored to their individual needs.