First Steps Learning Academy

We are the community, we are educators, we are the biggest supporters of our children, we are parents and guardians, and we are creating the future that our children will become. We build the sophisticated, inquisitive, persistent, and passionate men and women of tomorrow, by expanding and developing the innovative and creative minds of our scholar... s of today. We share the vision of creating an emerging world for our children to lead, and we are dedicated to ensuring the survival and prosperity of our future, by implementing education into the very first steps our children take. We create natural leaders and scholars that are destine for success from the moment they take their first steps into our program, by immersing scholars into a productive and inspirational environment that challenges scholars to expand their grasp of the knowledge around them. Our innovative curriculum features programs that focus on social, mental, physical and intellectual development stages that will prepare any scholar for success. We encourage confidence and Achievement by teaching our scholars to dress for success by implementing our mandatory uniforms, accrediated curriculum, and structured environment. We are a licensed childcare facility that offers prestigious scholar classes to infants, toddlers, and preschoolers, that is designed to stretch the minds of children to their full potential, within their window of opportunity (Russell, 1993). Scholars are offered advanced curriculum that focuses on their social, mental, physical, and intellectual developmental stages. Children are evaluated quarterly with a variety of assessment tools, and their lesson plans are personalized accordingly. The Reggio Emilia Approach is an educational philosophy developed by Louis Malaguzzi, who was a teacher himself, and the parents of the villages around Reggio Emalia in Italy after World War II. After such a great and destructive event, people believed that children were in need of a new way of learning: the assumption was that people form their ...Read More