Private Kindergarten
in West Palm Beach, FL

TFS-Kindergarten

Helping Children Build a Strong Foundation for Lifelong Learning

Starting kindergarten is an important milestone in every child’s educational journey. At The Foundations School, our Kindergarten program is built on the same educational philosophy that guides our entire K–5 elementary program, combining personalized instruction, arts integration, project-based learning, evidence-based literacy instruction, and social-emotional learning in a supportive environment.

The Foundations School is a registered private school with the Florida Department of Education and serves students from Kindergarten through Grade 5. Operated by the Center for Creative Education (CCE), the school is committed to helping every student achieve grade-level proficiency while supporting academic, creative, social, and emotional growth.

Whether your child is entering school for the first time or transitioning from preschool, Kindergarten at The Foundations School provides a strong foundation for future learning.

What Makes Our Kindergarten Program Different?

Grade Level

Kindergarten

Registered

Florida Department of Education (Private School #8208)

Maximum Class Size

15 students

Classroom Support

Teacher and Assistant Teacher in every classroom

Learning Approach

Arts Integration and Project-Based Learning

Reading Instruction

Science of Reading

School Year

207-day school year

Technology

Integrated into classroom instruction

Student Development

Academic, social, emotional, and creative growth

Family Communication

Parent Portal and student-led conferences

Why Families Choose Kindergarten at The Foundations School

Registered Florida Private School

The Foundations School is registered with the Florida Department of Education (Private School #8208) and operates through the Office of Independent Education and Parental Choice.

Small Class Sizes

Kindergarten classrooms have a maximum of 15 students with both a teacher and an assistant teacher, allowing for individualized attention and meaningful support.

Individualized Instruction

Teachers use ongoing assessments to understand each student’s progress and provide instruction that supports individual learning needs.

Arts-Integrated Learning

Visual arts, music, movement, and creative expression are integrated into daily learning experiences, helping students make meaningful connections across subjects.

Science of Reading

Evidence-based literacy instruction helps students build strong reading skills while working toward grade-level proficiency.

Project-Based Learning

Students participate in engaging learning experiences that encourage creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving.

11-Month School Model

An extended school year provides additional opportunities for learning and helps reduce summer learning loss.

Whole-Child Education

Students’ academic, social, emotional, and creative development are supported throughout the school year.

Technology Integration

Technology is incorporated into classroom instruction to support student engagement and learning.

Strong Family Partnership

Parents stay connected through the Parent Portal, regular communication, report cards, and student-led conferences.

How Kindergarten Students Learn

Kindergarten students learn in an environment designed to provide personalized instruction while encouraging creativity, exploration, and academic growth.

Teachers combine several instructional approaches throughout the school day, including:

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Individualized instruction

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Arts integration

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Project-based learning

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Technology integration

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Ongoing assessments

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Differentiated instruction

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Science of Reading

This balanced approach allows teachers to meet students where they are while supporting continuous academic progress.

Building Strong Reading Foundations

Developing strong literacy skills begins in Kindergarten.

The Foundations School uses the Science of Reading along with ongoing assessments and differentiated instruction to support each student’s reading development. Students in Kindergarten through Grade 5 are assessed in reading and mathematics using i-Ready three times each year, helping teachers monitor progress and provide targeted instruction that supports grade-level proficiency.

Kindergarten Admission Requirements

Children entering Kindergarten at The Foundations School must be 5 years old on or before September 1, in accordance with the school’s admissions requirements.

Families interested in enrolling are encouraged to contact the admissions team to learn more about the application process, tuition, scholarships, and scheduling a campus tour.

Begin Your Child’s Kindergarten Journey at The Foundations School

If you are looking for a private Kindergarten in West Palm Beach that focuses on helping every student achieve grade-level proficiency while supporting the whole child, we invite you to explore The Foundations School.

Schedule a tour today to discover how The Foundations School helps Kindergarten students build a strong foundation for lifelong learning.