Beth Hatch

There is hope for future leaders like Isaac (aka Spiderman), a five-year-old who loves superheroes and dreams of becoming an architect.

Though there will always be a need for brick-and-mortar schools, the future of education must include virtual education options.

Pathways has themed each classroom in the learning center with an age-appropriate storybook to teach language and literacy.

Our dear friends from the Jingled Elves are bringing together the community in support of Collier County’s women and children in need.

While routines have shifted, Pathways remains committed to changing the path for all children in Immokalee.

Pathways hosted a Summer Literacy Celebration where more than 1,000 books were distributed in a drive-thru event to encourage families to read together.

Pathways Early Education Center of Immokalee is making plans to reopen with Collier County Public Schools.

According to the most recent Florida ALICE report, 42,000 Collier families were one emergency away from financial ruin prior to the pandemic.

Though Pathways remains closed until it is safe for our children to return, our team is a vital resource for the families of Immokalee.

Many parents are seeking out online resources, apps and games to keep their children’s minds engaged at home.