Our Story
Raising Little Disciples Starts Early.
Children are not simply preparing for the future. They are living, learning, growing people right now, and the early years matter.
Founder & Lead Educator
Meet Mrs. Kiki
Hi! I'm Mrs. Kiki. I'm passionate about nurturing young hearts and minds with a Christ-centered, hands-on approach to early learning. At Little Disciples Learning Academy, we don't just teach—we disciple, encourage, and prepare children to walk confidently in their God-given purpose.
My approach combines the structure children need with the imagination they naturally bring to the world. Children are encouraged to ask questions, make things, move their bodies, tell stories, explore ideas, and discover God's goodness all around them.
My Background
Toddler Mom of Two
Raising little ones of her own.
Christian Educator
Teaching from a place of faith.
Former High School English Teacher
Years of classroom experience.
Minor in English Literature
A love of stories and language.
MFA Candidate in Creative Writing
Crafting learning through story.
Passionate About Faith & Families
Committed to Christ-centered homes.
I Believe In:
Faith Centered
Biblical truth woven into every lesson.
Loving & Nurturing
Every child is known, loved, and valued.
Small Class Community
Personal attention and real connection.
Play-Based Learning
Engaging activities that inspire growth.
Building Character
Strong values for bright futures.
Raising Disciples
Preparing leaders who love God and others.
My prayer is that every child who joins LDLA feels seen, loved, and equipped to walk in their God-given purpose.
Our Mission
To provide faith-based, play-based, purpose-driven early learning that helps children grow academically, socially, emotionally, creatively, physically, and spiritually.
Our Vision
To raise confident, curious, compassionate children who are prepared for kindergarten and grounded in faith, character, and Kingdom purpose.
A Look at Mrs. Kiki
Our Values
Faith
We point children toward God through age-appropriate biblical teaching, prayer, worship, and daily examples of Christian character.
Joy
Learning should be joyful. We make room for laughter, movement, wonder, creativity, and celebration.
Purpose
Every activity has intention behind it, whether building a literacy skill, practicing friendship, or exploring God's creation.
Belonging
Every child should feel seen, known, welcomed, and valued.
Growth
We celebrate progress and encourage children to keep trying, asking, practicing, and discovering.