Educational Pathways Academy

09/03/2026

Looking for a way to get more involved at EPA this school year? Join us for A Cup of Community, our volunteer kickoff meeting for the new school year, on Thursday, September 17!

Come enjoy coffee and snacks, meet fellow EPA parents, and learn about the many ways you can get involved this year. Whether you can help at one event or would like to be involved throughout the year, we’d love to have you join us!

Date: Thursday, September 17
Time: 9:00 AM
Location: Acopio Coffee | 5100 Tamiami Trail N., Unit 101, Naples

RSVP at www.surveymonkey.com/r/ACupofCommunity

09/02/2026

In Mrs. Lagace’s science class at our Doris Frey Campus, students are learning about the Earth’s surface using Thinking Maps.

Thinking Maps are visual tools that give students a way to see and organize their learning. For students with learning differences, this can make new concepts easier to process and understand.

Thinking Maps are just one example of the specialized strategies used throughout our classrooms. At EPA, our teachers are knowledgeable about learning differences and use teaching methods specifically designed to support our students’ needs, not just in reading, but across every subject.

We love seeing our students engaged in their learning and gaining confidence along the way!

09/01/2026

Need a School Resource?

Our Parent Resources page is your go-to spot for important school information, forms, and helpful links, all in one place.

Bookmark it and visit anytime you need a quick link to something throughout the school year!

Visit the Parent Resources page: www.educationalpathwaysacademy.com/parent-resources

08/31/2026

In Mrs. Panzarella’s math classes at our Doris Frey Campus, students are learning math through hands-on lessons and activities that bring abstract concepts to life!

Students use popsicle sticks to explore tens and ones, base-ten blocks to build an understanding of place value, and fraction manipulatives to see how parts make a whole. These hands-on activities allow students to see, touch, and work with the math they’re learning.

Hands-on learning helps make abstract concepts more concrete and understandable, which can be especially helpful for students with learning differences. When students can physically interact with a concept, they have another way to make connections and build a deeper understanding of the math.

08/27/2026

We loved welcoming our newest EPA families at our Brewing Connections New Family Coffee Hours at both campuses this week!

Families had the opportunity to meet our Founder and Head of School, Molly Arthur, and members of our leadership team, learn more about EPA, and connect with other new families.

Each family also received a few special gifts, including a keepsake photo of their child and a keychain made by our students.

It was a special morning filled with new connections and the excitement of beginning this journey together. We’re so glad you’re part of the EPA family!

08/26/2026

Our 2025–2026 Annual Report is here!

Looking back on the past school year, we are grateful for all that God has done at Educational Pathways Academy and for the people who continue to make our mission possible.

This year’s report includes an exciting milestone for EPA as we earned accreditation through the Florida Council of Independent Schools (FCIS). It also shares the story of our inaugural gala and the continued support of our community.

As we celebrate 10 years of EPA, we invite you to take a look at the past year and the impact your support has made in the lives of our students and families.

Read the 2025–2026 Annual Report at
https://www.educationalpathwaysacademy.com/annual-report

Educational Pathways Academy’s 2025–2026 Annual Report highlights the progress, accomplishments, and impact of the past school year. As a private school for dyslexia and learning disabilities in Florida , EPA remains committed to providing students with learning differences the academic support ...

08/25/2026

Homework is officially underway!

A new school year brings new routines, and homework is an important part of helping students build confidence.

At EPA, homework is purposeful and designed to review skills, reinforce learning, and build responsibility as students grow in their learning.

To help make the transition into the school year a little smoother, we’ve put together a few Homework Tips for Student Success to help families create a positive and productive homework routine at home.

For a closer look at our 3R Homework Framework and practical homework tips for students with learning differences, check out our blog: Purposeful Homework for Student Success

Read the blog: www.educationalpathwaysacademy.com/blog-impact/purposeful-homework-for-student-success

Discover how Educational Pathways Academy, a private school for dyslexia and learning disabilities in Florida, supports students through its innovative 3R Homework Framework—Review, Reinforce, and Responsibility. Learn how this structured approach strengthens mastery, builds executive functioning ...

08/20/2026

Our Catered Lunch Program is back for the 2026–2027 school year, and September ordering is now open!

This year, students can enjoy a ready-to-serve lunch Monday through Friday at both campuses, with meals from some of their favorite restaurants: Jersey Mike’s, Moe’s, Chick-fil-A, Jimmy John’s, and Pizza Hut.

September lunches begin Monday, August 31, so be sure to place your order by Tuesday, August 25.

For menus, ordering information, and complete program details, visit our Catered Lunch Program page at www.educationalpathwaysacademy.com/catered-lunch-program

08/20/2026

Creativity is in full swing at EPA as students in Mrs. Kim’s art class dive into their first projects of the year!

We can’t wait to see what they create!

08/19/2026

We’re settling into our second week of school, and it’s been so much fun watching our students get to know one another!

At our Doris Frey Campus, Mrs. Lagace’s classes kicked off the year with some hands-on fun. Students decorated Potato Heads in creative ways and used them to share about themselves with their classmates. They also made bracelets together, giving them plenty of time to talk and connect.

We love seeing friendships begin to grow as our students settle into a new school year together!