Preschool & Private School in Hollywood, FL
Right here in Hollywood, on Pembroke Road.
Young Kidz Academy has been part of Hollywood since 1999. Families from every corner of the city, from Hollywood Hills and Emerald Hills to Driftwood and west Hollywood, bring their children to our campus at 6281 Pembroke Road for infant care, preschool, free VPK and a private elementary school through 5th grade.
- One campus from infants through 5th grade, so siblings share one drop-off.
- Bilingual teachers in every classroom: English and Spanish every day.
- Breakfast, lunch and snack catered daily and included.
- Open 7:00 am to 6:00 pm, Monday through Friday, for working parents.
Getting here: We sit on Pembroke Road in the 33023 ZIP code, with easy access for families across Hollywood.
Programs for Hollywood families
Infants & Toddlers
Learning & Exploring in small, caring classrooms with bilingual teachers. Every day builds language, movement and confidence.
Preschool
Hands-on learning, phonics and early math that gets children ready for kindergarten.
Free VPK
Florida's Voluntary Prekindergarten program at no cost to your family, taught with a proven curriculum.
Kindergarten – 5th Grade
A private elementary school with small classes, homework help and enrichment every week.
Florida scholarships we accept
- Step Up For Students: FES-EO & FTC
- Step Up For Students: FES-UA
- Step Up For Students: PEP
- VPK
- ELC School Readiness
Questions from Hollywood parents
Where is Young Kidz Academy in Hollywood?
We are at 6281 Pembroke Rd, Hollywood, FL 33023. Call 954-987-1600 for directions or to schedule a tour.
Do Hollywood families qualify for free VPK?
Yes. Every Florida 4-year-old can attend VPK at no cost. Get your Certificate of Eligibility through the Florida Family Portal and we will help you enroll.
Do you have a private elementary school in Hollywood?
Yes. Along with infants, toddlers, preschool and VPK, we teach kindergarten through 5th grade in small classes on the same campus.
We also serve families in West Park, Pembroke Pines, Miramar and Hallandale Beach, plus many more South Florida cities.