Where Every Child
Learns at Their Own
Pace and Potential
A modern home education support program that combines personalized academics, intentional technology, daily community, and optional Jewish learning within one thoughtfully designed environment.
The Founders
Milana Korchman
Co-Founder & Lead Educator
Milana has wanted to be a teacher for as long as she can remember. Helping children learn, grow, and gain confidence has always been at the heart of who she is. As a mathematics educator, she is known for making complex concepts simple and approachable. One of her greatest joys is helping students realize they are capable of more than they thought possible.
Throughout her career, Milana has believed that no two children learn exactly the same way. Her experience in both traditional and personalized learning environments reinforced a simple belief: children thrive when education is flexible, engaging, and built around the learner.
Milana holds dual degrees in Mathematics and Education and earned her teaching certification in New Jersey. She has taught middle school mathematics in Jewish schools throughout New Jersey and South Florida, served as an instructional coach with BetterLesson supporting teachers across the country, led professional development workshops, served as Director of Mathematics for an elementary school, and helped launch and lead a new school, overseeing operations, admissions, and academic programs.
Beyond her classroom and leadership experience, she has spent years tutoring and homeschooling students, giving her a deep understanding of how children learn. As a mother of two, she brings both professional expertise and a parent's perspective to her work.
Shanna Kohen
Co-Founder & Lead Educator
Ms. Shanna brings enthusiasm, warmth, and a genuine passion for learning to every student she teaches. Her greatest strength lies in making complex concepts simple, approachable, and easy to understand, helping students build both competence and confidence across all subjects.
A strong advocate for financial literacy and entrepreneurship, Ms. Shanna believes these life skills are essential and naturally complement the core academic subjects. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration and spent several years working in various business fields before realizing that her true calling was in education, particularly in mathematics.
Ms. Shanna holds Florida teaching certifications in Elementary Education (K–6) and Mathematics (Grades 5–9), and she is also Gifted Endorsed. During her 12 years with Miami-Dade County Public Schools, she taught and inspired students with a personalized approach that recognizes each child's unique strengths, interests, and learning style.
At the heart of Ms. Shanna's educational philosophy is the belief that true self-esteem is earned through perseverance. She believes the most meaningful confidence develops when students work through challenges, master skills that once seemed difficult, and discover their own capabilities. This authentic sense of accomplishment creates a strong foundation from which students can grow, take risks, and reach their fullest potential.
The Early Years Matter.
Our Pre-K program is intentionally small, allowing us to really know each child and understand where they are academically, socially, and developmentally.
Children build early reading, writing, math, communication, and problem-solving skills with individualized attention and support. We want every child to make meaningful progress, be challenged at the right level, and build confidence in what they are capable of doing.
Creativity is a big part of the experience. Art, science, projects, experiments, music, movement, and hands-on activities are used to bring ideas to life and make learning exciting and memorable.
Our goal is simple: children should be learning, growing, making friends, and genuinely enjoying coming each day.
- Intentionally small group
- Individualized academic attention
- Early reading, writing, and math
- Hands-on learning and projects
- Creative arts and self-expression
- Science, experiments, and discovery
- Music and movement
- Imaginative learning experiences
- Friendship and social development
- Confidence and independence
- Consistent routines and structure
Children are introduced to important early academic skills while receiving support and challenge based on their individual level and readiness.
Literacy & Language
Letter recognition, phonics, vocabulary, early reading and writing, storytelling, and communication.
Math
Numbers, counting, number sense, patterns, shapes, early addition and subtraction, and problem-solving.
Science & Discovery
Science comes to life through experiments, observation, creative activities, and hands-on exploration that encourages children to ask questions and discover how things work.
Art & Creativity
Children create, experiment with materials, express their ideas, and connect creativity with what they are learning.
Social & Emotional
Communication, friendships, confidence, independence, self-regulation, and learning how to participate successfully in a group.
Music & Movement
Music, movement, games, and interactive activities give children different ways to learn, express themselves, and stay engaged.
A Typical Day
Our days have structure without following a rigid schedule. Activities vary based on what the children are learning, what they need, and what keeps them engaged.
Learning
Early reading, writing, math, teacher-led lessons, individual work, and hands-on academic activities.
Creating & Discovering
Art projects, science experiments, creative activities, music, movement, and hands-on experiences that make concepts exciting and tangible.
Playing & Connecting
Games, imaginative play, lunch, conversation, friendships, group activities, and time to enjoy being together.