Jensen Beach parents commuting toward Port St. Lucie for work already pass close to My First Place Academy, located at 1991 SW Savage Blvd — making a bilingual, full-day early-education program a realistic option even with a coastal commute.
Why Families Drive In From Jensen Beach
Full bilingual immersion can be harder to find the further east and south you go along the coast — which is exactly why Jensen Beach and Martin County families weighing their options should take a look at My First Place Academy. Here, English and Spanish aren't split into separate lesson blocks — they're both woven through every part of the day, from infant care through VPK, in songs, conversation, and daily routine.
What's Available for Every Age
- Infants — a calm, sensory-driven first classroom, with sign-language support for pre-verbal infants
- One & Two Year Olds — language-building routines, sensory play, and early self-help skills like hand washing and self-feeding
- Three & Four Year Olds — play-based learning, early literacy, and structured routines that prepare children directly for VPK
- VPK — through our Early Learning Coalition partnership, free instructional hours for eligible four-year-old Florida residents
- Before & After School Care and Summer Camp for school-age children
Facility Details Jensen Beach Parents Ask About
The academy operates from a purpose-built facility with private parking, video monitoring, and a synthetic-turf playground designed for age-appropriate active play. Meals are coordinated with the Florida Department of Health and built into classroom lesson planning rather than handled separately. Owners Veronica and Aracelly Forero are directly involved in classroom oversight day to day.
Getting Here from Jensen Beach
1991 SW Savage Blvd, Port St. Lucie, FL 34953 Monday – Friday, 6:30am – 6:00pm (closed weekends & holidays) (772) 446-4011
Most Jensen Beach neighborhoods are a straightforward drive west via Jensen Beach Boulevard toward I-95 and central Port St. Lucie, keeping the commute manageable for a daily drop-off and pick-up routine.
What Coastal Families Often Ask First
Jensen Beach parents touring for the first time tend to ask two things: how the bilingual instruction actually works classroom to classroom, and how the daily schedule handles transitions between activities, meals, and rest. Both are worth asking directly, and both are easiest to judge by watching a classroom in session rather than reading about it. A short visit usually answers both questions faster than any brochure could.
See It for Yourself
If bilingual immersion matters to your family and you're commuting from Jensen Beach, come see what a full-immersion classroom actually looks like in person.