Our School
Our Mission
The Mission of KLA Schools is to provide a safe, innovative environment and high quality education for the students of our communities inspired by the Reggio Emilia Approach to education.
Parents as Our Partners
Parents are a crucial factor in our program. In fact, parents are our partners. Our teachers understand and respect that parents are their children’s first teacher. Parental involvement in the school gives their children a sense of security and is deeply appreciated. We recognize that stable, quality relationships during the early years are crucial for developmental outcomes in the future.
Collaboration between teachers, parents and the children is an integral part of the educational experience at KLA Schools. Our goal is not simply to build a strong, warm and nurturing connection with each child, but to extend that connection to our community of parents. By working in a collaborative group setting, children learn life skills such as compromise, reasoning, respect for others’ opinions and enhancement of their sense of community. Children benefit from experiencing many of the same principles at home that they do in school, and they thrive with this consistency. Teachers also offer frequent support for our families and our communities through transparency and by being a source of information about childhood education and development.
Community Service
As part of our philosophy and educational approach, we believe it is essential to make visible that fact that each child knows and understands that we are all different and can co-exist peacefully. We have different ways of thinking, a fact we embrace. In fulfilling this vision, KLA Schools has formed relationships with charitable organizations within each of the communities it exists. Read more about our involvement with the following foundations:
His House
His House Children’s Home is a private, faith-based non-profit organization dedication to restoring joy to the lives of children from newborn to 18 years of age. Since it was established in 1989, His House has been offering safe, caring homes to abused, abandoned and neglected children in South Florida.
CBC – Children Battling Cancer
Camillus House
Serving the South Florida community since 1960, the Camillus House Organization is a non-profit organization that provides humanitarian services to men, women and children who are poor and homeless. We ask our families to help us by providing basic non-perishable necessities to these people in our community.
Nicklaus Children’s Hospital