Core Academic Focus Time
Interactive & engaging lessons in Language Arts, Math, Social Studies, Science, and American Sign Language.
Community · Growth · Discovery
Supporting
homeschooling
parents.
Enrichment for homeschooled kids — a vibrant cooperative where families learn, grow, and thrive together.
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The Earthlings Program
Three pillars that define how we approach education for every child in our cooperative.
Whole-Child Approach
Social Emotional Development & Fine/Gross Motor Development through Music, Movement, Mindfulness, Art, Cooking, and Community Service.
Nature Studies
Earthlings Instructors specialize in Ecology, Gardening, Herbalism, Sustainability Practices, and Food Science.
Our Program
Earthlings Learning values child-centered, holistic education — prioritizing social-emotional development alongside core academics and specialty subjects. Our curriculum draws from Montessori, Waldorf, and Reggio Emilia methodologies, promoting hands-on, nature-based inquiry, exploration, and discovery. This cooperative space offers both indoor and outdoor portions throughout the day to achieve the balance our program strives for.
Our Week
Every morning begins with core academics — Math & Language Arts. Afternoons are dedicated to our signature themed enrichment.
Movement & Mindfulness Mondays
Centered around slowing down and going at our own individual pace — setting the flow and tone for the school week ahead.
Afternoon Enrichment
Tea ceremony, guided yoga and meditation, and physical activities and games that strengthen gross and fine motor skills, team building, and self-confidence.
Time Travel Tuesdays
Immersive lessons in cultural studies, history, and storytelling through engaging projects and activities.
Afternoon Enrichment
American Sign Language, local Native American history, and projects weaving multi-cultural studies, sociology, anthropology, and archeology.
Workshop Wednesdays
A deep focus into hands-on art and maker projects that emphasize sustainable, eco-friendly practices.
Afternoon Enrichment
Painting, mixed media, needle work, wood work, cooking meals with ingredients from our garden, and re-purposing materials.
Nature Study Thursdays
Creating the mind-to-body connection in nature — a balanced way to wrap up our week as naturalists of our own communities.
Afternoon Enrichment
Ecology, entomology, and the natural history of South Florida's rich, diverse biomes and ecosystems. Monthly field trips to local parks, beaches, and environmental education centers.
Schedule & Details
Days & Hours
Monday – Thursday
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Family Flexibility
Drop off or stay on site — it's the parents' choice.
Parent Involvement
Once a month, parents can volunteer to host a lesson on any specialty subject of their choice — mindfulness, time travel, workshop, or nature studies.
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Enrollment Information
Everything you need to know about fees, tuition, and enrollment windows so your family can plan ahead.
Enrollment Fee
$450
one-time · per family
Due at time of enrollment. Non-refundable.
Monthly Tuition
$1280
per student · per month
15% sibling discount. Will accept StepUp PEP funds for tuition.
Enrollment Windows & Deadlines
Season Enrollment Opens Deadline Program Start
Fall & Spring 2026/2027 Upcoming
Opens March 25, 2026
Deadline May 1, 2026
Program Start August 31, 2026
"Every child deserves a learning environment that feels like home."
Miss Leeza
Our Story
A teacher, a vision,
and a community
that said yes
Earthlings Learning Cooperative began with a shared frustration and a bold dream. Miss Leeza Abramov — a dedicated and passionate educator with a deep love for hands-on, child-centered learning — had long envisioned a program that would serve the growing homeschooling community in a meaningful way.
When a small group of local homeschooling parents heard her vision, something clicked. Together, they combined their lived experience as families navigating home education with Miss Leeza's teaching expertise to build something their community was desperately missing: a cooperative where children could learn together, grow together, and truly thrive.
What started around a kitchen table has become a thriving cooperative — built by parents, led by educators, and made for kids.
Child-Led Community-Rooted Personalized Emergent Learning Inclusive
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The People Behind It All
Meet Our Team
A passionate group of educators and parents united by one belief — that every child deserves an extraordinary place to learn and grow.
Miss Leeza Abramov
Program Founder & Lead Educator
A passionate teacher with years of classroom and community experience, Miss Leeza had a vision for a learning space where every child truly belongs. Holding a bachelor's degree in biology, she brings deep expertise in ecology, systems thinking, gardening, and herbalism to her teaching. Her greatest strength lies in her ability to weave core academics seamlessly into forest school learning and outdoor education — making every lesson feel like an adventure.
Miss Lia
Educator & Curriculum Coordinator
A dedicated teacher with years of experience crafting thoughtful, engaging curriculum that meets each child where they are and helps them grow. Her background spans a variety of educational philosophies — including Forest School, Montessori, and Reggio Emilia — allowing her to draw from rich, proven approaches to create a truly holistic learning experience.
Gloria Lopez
Operations & Family Support Lead
A homeschooling parent committed to making sure every family in the cooperative feels welcomed, supported, and heard. As the admin behind daily operations, she keeps everything running seamlessly so families and educators can focus on what matters most. Gloria is also a licensed mental health counselor and an endorsed Infant and Family Specialist by the Florida Association for Infant Mental Health — bringing a deep understanding of child and family wellbeing to everything she does.
Jesus Bello
Director of Technology
A homeschooling parent who brings his passion for technology to the cooperative — building and maintaining the digital infrastructure that keeps the community connected and running smoothly. Holding a master's degree in computer science and drawing on his extensive experience as a Director of Engineering in his professional career, Jesus brings a wealth of technical expertise to everything he touches at Earthlings.