About ULA

Umbrella Learning Academy (ULA) is a K through 12th grade non-profit, private school in Pensacola, Florida.

At ULA, we are committed to fostering a welcoming and supportive environment where every student feels valued, respected, and empowered to succeed. We believe in providing opportunities for all students to grow, learn, and thrive, recognizing the unique strengths and perspectives they bring to our community. Through respect, understanding, and collaboration, we create a school culture where every individual belongs and has the support they need to reach their full potential.

Fed up with overcrowded classrooms and recognize that learning isn't "one-size-fits-all" ?
At ULA, we maintain a smaller student-to-teacher ratio to create a more personalized learning environment.

What Makes Umbrella Learning Academy Unique

At Umbrella Learning Academy (ULA), we believe every child deserves an education designed just for them. Our individualized learning plans are tailored to each student’s needs and include weekly assessments that provide us with a detailed breakdown of skills students have mastered as well as areas where they may need additional support. This data-driven approach ensures learning is intentional, measurable, and meaningful.

Family partnership is at the heart of ULA. We encourage families to get involved through volunteering and Family Board opportunities, whether behind the scenes or in the classroom. We believe that strong collaboration between school and home maximizes student success and strengthens our community.

Contact us today, we'd love to hear about your student(s) and send you more information!
📩 information@umbrellalearningacademy.com.

ULA students also participate in 4-H, the largest youth development organization in the United States, serving over 6 million youth ages 5–21. Through hands-on, mentor-led projects focused on STEM, healthy living, agriculture, and civic engagement, students develop leadership and life skills through the powerful philosophy of learning by doing. Administered by the USDA and land-grant universities, 4-H helps students grow into confident, capable leaders.

To further strengthen our school culture, we’ve adopted the Ron Clark Academy House System, a positive behavioral framework that fosters belonging, character, and school spirit. Students are sorted into internationally recognized houses—Amistad, Altruismo, Isibindi, and Rêveur—and earn points for academics, character, and effort. This system boosts engagement, encourages healthy competition, and builds a strong, supportive community.

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