TOP 10 Student led learning in Largo, Florida

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Welcome to GradePower Learning Largo, where we transform the way students think about learning! Located at 12931 Walsingham Road, Largo, Florida, our center is dedicated to helping students from Pre-K to college readiness achieve their academic goals through customized learning programs. Whether you're seeking in-person or online sessions, our dedicated team, led by Jan Haskins, uses the science of cognitive learning to create individualized plans that cater to your child's unique needs. At GradePower Learning, we understand the importance of maintaining learning momentum, especially during the summer months when students can experience learning loss. Our summer programs are designed to help your child catch up on missed concepts and get a head start on next year's curriculum, all while fitting around your family's schedule. With a fun and positive atmosphere, our programs ensure that your child is on the fast track to great grades.

MarineLab is an educational institution located at 51 Shoreland Drive in Key Largo, Florida, United States. Students from grades 5 through college can spend up to five days at our coastal campus, exploring the seagrass, mangrove, and coral reef habitats with mask, fins, and snorkel. Our STEM field trips offer both standard and advanced options, providing a hands-on learning experience. For those unable to visit in person, we offer five different LIVE virtual marine science sessions led by our instructors, as well as free learning resources for classrooms. We also host marine science snorkeling summer camps, free Family Days, and STEM teacher professional development workshops. Scholarships are available for Florida Title I teachers to attend workshops through the Art Mitchell Memorial Fund.

Wrought Iron Arts Blacksmith & Knife Making Classes is a unique institution located in Largo, Florida, United States. The institution offers a special April “Earth Day” Forged in Fire Style Blacksmith & Knife Making Class with a BOGO (Buy One Get One) Half Off Special. Students can turn discarded high carbon steel into sharp and pointy knives, daggers, axes, swords, and more, while saving money and helping the environment. Classes are led by experienced master blacksmith Robert Buck, who provides personalized small class training with a maximum of 4-6 students for group classes and up to 8 students for private classes. All materials and tools are provided, and classes run about 7-9 hours per session, depending on the complexity of the project.