The Children's House of Wellington

#1 Education Place in Wellington, Florida, is a Cognia-accredited boutique private day school founded in 2000 that provides bespoke education for students in kindergarten through 12th grade. Located in the heart of Wellington's international equestrian community, the school offers custom learning pods with an exceptional 4:1 student-to-teacher ratio, alongside dedicated 1-on-1 tutoring options. The school specializes in serving twice-exceptional (2e) learners, students with ADHD, dyslexia, and executive functioning challenges, as well as competitive equestrian athletes requiring flexible academic calendars. Utilizing individualized mastery-based learning, diagnostic remediation, and accelerated college-prep tracks, #1 Education Place ensures that every student achieves their fullest intellectual and personal potential without compromising their unique talents.

Cambridge Schools in Wellington is a preschool center in Wellington at 1920 Royal Fern Dr for children ages 18 months through five years. Programs include toddlers, twos and threes, threes and fours, Pre-K, Florida VPK, and a Spanish bilingual track, plus Camp Cambridge summer and holiday camps. The Wellington campus offers STEM and computer lab activities, creative arts, language and literacy development, flexible scheduling, before- and after-care, on-site swimming pools, and organic catered lunch options through Mom Chef. Cambridge Schools focuses on hands-on early learning that prepares young children for elementary school. Submit an inquiry through the Special Needs USA listing to ask about age-specific enrollment, VPK eligibility, tuition, and scheduling a tour at the Wellington campus.

Renaissance Charter School at Wellington, known to families as RECS at Wellington, teaches kindergarten through 8th grade on State Road 7 and has room for up to 1,145 students. We belong to the Charter Schools USA network, are governed by Renaissance Charter School, Inc., and accept families from any Florida district through open enrollment, with a lottery when a grade fills. Each student has a Personal Learning Plan that sets a growth path at enrollment and is reassessed through the year. Teachers follow the Florida Standards through the CSUSA curriculum, with character education built into the day. Middle schoolers choose electives in pre-medical studies, art, music and theatre, physical education and Spanish for high school credit, and they can join the National Junior Honor Society, whose service projects include food drives, veterans tributes and donations to local animal rescues. Younger five-year-olds can start with Flexible Kindergarten, which blends on-campus instruction with guided learning at home. We run bus routes on a first-come, first-served basis and offer before care plus after care until about 6:00 p.m. Our students are the Knights, and families gather for events such as Trunk or Treat.