Pathways Early Education Center of Immokalee

Pathways Early Education Center of Immokalee continues to connect its students with friendly faces around the country through Virtual Mentoring.

Pathways Early Education Center of Immokalee recently held a VIP reception surrounded by the most expensive cars around at Ferrari of Naples.

COVID-19 may be sparing our children’s bodies, but it is another story when it comes to their minds.

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.

In providing a continuum of care for Immokalee’s future leaders, Pathways’ leadership team has taken great measures to protect the health of our students and build trust with the community.

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

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.