Gainesville Empowerment Zone Family Learning Center

Learn. Try. Grow.

You do not need a perfect singing voice to make an impact. Simple songs in the car, during bath time, or while cleaning up can help children learn while feeling connected and encouraged. 💚

We're Growing—and So Is Our Team!

As enrollment continues to grow at Gainesville Empowerment Zone Family Learning Center, we're excited to welcome new educators and support staff to our team.

We're currently hiring for:

Experienced Assistant Teacher – 2-Year-Old Classroom
Experienced Assistant Teacher – 3-Year-Old Classroom
Afternoon Support Assistant
Summer Enrichment Assistant

We are looking for caring, dependable, and engaging individuals who are passionate about helping children learn, grow, and thrive.

At GEZ Family Learning Center, you'll join a team committed to high-quality early learning, strong family partnerships, and creating meaningful experiences for children every day.

If you or someone you know may be a great fit, we'd love to hear from you.

Send resumes to: [email protected]

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Learn. Try. Grow.

Songs, rhymes, and music help children build memory, language, listening, and rhythm skills. Singing together during everyday routines can turn ordinary moments into meaningful learning. 💛

Learn. Try. Grow.

Early math learning does not need worksheets or flashcards. Talking about “more,” “less,” counting objects, and noticing numbers throughout the day helps children see math as part of everyday life.

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Young children learn numbers best through repetition and real-life experiences. Counting together during daily activities helps build confidence, number recognition, and problem-solving skills over time.

Learn. Try. Grow.

Counting can happen anywhere, steps, snacks, toys, or cars in the parking lot. Simple number conversations during everyday routines help children build early math skills naturally. 💛

Learn. Try. Grow.

Talking about letters and sounds during everyday routines helps children connect spoken language to written words. Small moments of repetition build strong early reading foundations over time.

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Children begin recognizing letters long before they can fully read. Pointing out letters on signs, food boxes, shirts, or in books helps build early literacy in simple, everyday ways. 💛

Learn. Try. Grow.
Small moments matter more than we realize. This week’s simple ideas help build
connection, language, and learning right at home.

Grandma & Mom surprised Chanelle and all her VPK friends with a pizza birthday party! Today she is 5! (did you guess?)