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Kids Cabana Learning Center is dedicated to creating a nurturing and stimulating environment where every child is cherished, respected, and empowered to explore their unique potential. Serving a diverse range of students, including those with varying developmental needs, the center focuses on toddlers and young children, fostering their cognitive, social, and physical growth through the Funshine Learning Curriculum. This innovative program emphasizes creativity and accommodates different learning styles and interests, ensuring that each child receives personalized attention in a safe and supportive setting. With a low student-to-teacher ratio and over 20 certified staff members trained in essential areas such as child development and behavioral observation, Kids Cabana stands out for its commitment to quality education. The center also provides nutritious meals throughout the day and offers a variety of open-ended activities that encourage exploration and discovery. By embracing family partnerships and community involvement, Kids Cabana creates an inclusive atmosphere that not only supports children's learning but also strengthens connections among families.

Montessori Global School is a Montessori school in Ormond Beach serving children from six weeks through age 15. Programs include Nest, Primary, Elementary, and Secondary environments, with bilingual education among the offerings. The school cites AMS, NAC, NCPSA, and Gold Seal standards. Submit an inquiry through Special Needs USA to ask about age placement, Montessori programs, and admissions.

Sunrise School of Ormond Beach is a Waldorf-inspired hybrid school for homeschooling families, with classes for kindergarten through grade 6 on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Our campus sits on 8 wooded acres at EarthPerks Bio-Organic Farm, where children learn in an outdoor forest school setting, with yurts and indoor-outdoor spaces for focused lessons. The campus is technology-free. Our mixed-age Elderflower Kindergarten keeps a preferred ratio of 8 children to 1 adult and centers on circle time, puppetry, watercolor painting, beeswax modeling, gardening and long stretches of outdoor play. In the grades, formal academics begin gently in Grade One through story, movement and manipulatives, using the Earth Schooling curriculum with Waldorf methods, and each class has a teacher and an assistant. Weekly classes include gardening, herbalism, baking, knitting, crochet and handwork, and eurythmy is part of the curriculum. Our somatic practitioner builds movement and sensory work into the day and offers one-on-one sessions. We are a Direct Pay Provider for the PEP and FES-UA scholarships. Families with babies and toddlers can join Honeysuckle Garden, a Friday parent-and-child class, and we run summer sessions for ages 4 to 11.