Tampa Day School was designed for kids who learn differently. The classes, from kindergarten to eighth grade, are small allowing 8-12 students in a classroom. Instructors are qualified to work with students one on one to build confidence and knowledge. The academic programs educate students with learning disbilities, dyslexia, ADD and ADHD. Additional services such as homework lab, activity clubs and early and after-school care are available. Tampa Day Schools mission: "Every teacher understands, honors, and accommodates your child's unique educational needs...and it's done with passion!"
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Palma Ceia United Methodist Church is rich in community and service. It offers Bible study and service opportunities for adults, thriving children and youth ministries, and a new Special Needs Ministry. For more information visit the church website.
Named after 17-year veteran superintendent J. Crockett Farnell, this middle school has been rated an "A" school each year since 2003 by the Florida Department of Education. Principal John Cobb puts an emphasis on exceeding educational standards, and mentoring and volunteering are encouraged, along with academic excellence. The school provides before- and after-school care for $15 and $25 a week, respectively.
St. James United Methodist Church At Tampa Palms offers a unique open concept that is a little contemporary and a little traditional to all who enter. St. James United Methodist Church At Tampa Palms has preschool and special needs facilities and many programs to reach all ages. Senior Pastor Steve has a weekly blog on the church website.