Longleaf Learning Center

History

Dr. Nurrenbrock is a member of the New Port Richey Rotary Club, sits on the Board of Directors of Morton Plant North Bay Hospital, and is on the Steering Committee for the Downtown New Port Richey Holiday Festival.  She is a former Board Member of the Florida Council of Independent Schools (FCIS) and served as Past President and Board Member of the Florida Kindergarten Council (FKC).  Every year she is a visiting evaluator for both Councils.

Married with one son, Dr. Nurrenbrock grew up and went to school through the twelfth grade in New Port Richey.  She holds both a Doctorate of Education degree and a Post Doctorate Certificate.  She has held teaching and administrative positions in Costa Rica, Alaska, Hawaii, and Florida, and has taught every grade level from pre-school to college.

In 1981, Dr. Nurrenbrock's experiences with children of all ages led her to purchase the first Genesis School, which has grown and expanded to include the West Campus on River Road and East Campus on Mitchell Ranch Road.  The acquisition of Longleaf Learning Center was a natural event in Dr. Nurrenbrock's professional career.  With her strong ties to family and community, she has maintained a deep-seated desire to provide an independent education of the highest standards for students in the Tampa Bay area.  If you share a similar dream for your child, take a look at the information provided on our website and then call us for an appointment to visit our campus.  We look forward to seeing you!

To learn more about Longleaf Learning Center

• Click on Facility for a description of our beautiful building and playground area.
• Select Curriculum to learn about our program, or
• Choose Philosophy to understand our beliefs, mission, and goals for your child.

We invite you to visit us in our beautiful 5,700 square-foot building.