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We Develop & Nurture the next generation
4.7+
- Private High School
- Self-paced
- Computerized Online Curriculum
The Learning Foundation of Florida
Established in 2004 and located in Royal Palm Beach, Florida, The Learning Foundation of Florida (TLFF) is a private school dedicated to serving students with unique abilities. We specialize in supporting children with ADHD, dyslexia, autism spectrum disorder, and varying exceptionalities, offering a curriculum that takes a holistic, individualized approach to education. At TLFF, we prioritize small class sizes, allowing for a low student-to-teacher ratio that promotes personalized learning. Our self-paced, hands-on curriculum is tailored to meet the unique needs of each student and is adaptable on an as-needed basis to ensure academic success and personal growth. Students at The Learning Foundation can also dual enroll in college courses while completing their high school education, giving them the opportunity to earn college credits and get a head start on their academic future. Dont waitmake The Learning Foundation of Florida your school of choice for a brighter, more inclusive educational experience.
- ADHD
- Dyslexia
- Autism Specturm Disorder
- And More...
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Some of our recent graduates. This can be you!
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A Perfect start for your unique abilities
Self Paced Learning
Tailored learningAccomodate varilous learning styles
Support and Growth
Our Students Say
Why Join The Learning Foundation
what people say
This is a great alternative to the traditional classroom setting.
Charli Hapan
what people say
Attending this school completely changed my perspective on learning. Before coming here, I struggled with traditional classrooms—my ADHD and dyslexia made it feel like I was always falling behind or misunderstood. But at this institution, the teachers understood my challenges and worked with me at my own pace.
David Simpson
what people say
The small classes and personalized support helped me build confidence and discover my strengths. I learned creative strategies to organize my thoughts and improve reading, and I found friends who understood what I was going through. Most importantly, I stopped feeling defined by my diagnosis and started believing in my potential.
Bobby
