About EntiretyK12
At EntiretyK12, we cultivate an environment where a diverse student body can thrive.
About EntiretyK12
Driven by Mission, Vision & Values
At EntiretyK12, we believe every student should be known, supported, and inspired to grow. Through personalized learning and strong relationships, we help students develop academically, socially, and emotionally while discovering their strengths and passions.
Mission
To educate and nurture the whole child through personalized learning, meaningful relationships, and a supportive community where every student is known, valued, and inspired to be their best self.
Vision
To provide a safe space for all students to learn, grow, and find their individual passions that will carry them throughout their life.
Individualized Learning
Every child’s strengths, interests, and pace matter.
Whole Child
We support intellectual, social-emotional, and physical growth.
Project Based
Students engage deeply through hands-on, real-world experiences that build critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration.
Intentional Community
We show up everyday ready to foster integrity, compassion, and a deep sense of belonging.
Our HISTORY
The Beginning of the EntiretyK12 Story
EntiretyK12 (originally Therapy Beat) was founded by Dr. Penny Bison in 2010 in Brooksville, FL. Penny spent her years prior to opening EntiretyK12 as a Speech and Language Pathologist and a dance teacher. She always had a passion for students and giving people the best opportunity at being their best self.


Our HISTORY
Growing a Vision for Whole Child Education
What once started as a very small school with only a few students and 3 teachers, has grown into the EntiretyK12 we know and love today. The current building, originally a dance studio and storage unit facility, was transformed year by year to serve the growing class sizes and student needs. Ms. Penny always desired for EntiretyK12 to be a safe space for students to learn not only academics, but important life lessons and skills along the way. EntiretyK12 has many unique services and procedures, from Talents & Tools to Personal Development Trips. EntiretyK12 has thrived and led the way in Whole Child Learning for the last 15 years.
Our HISTORY
Honoring Ms. Penny’s Legacy, Continuing the Mission
Unfortunately, Ms. Penny unexpectedly passed away in December of 2024 leaving behind an incredible program and legacy. EntiretyK12 is now owned by her son, Zach Sullivan, and his wife, Allie Sullivan. Together they are continuing to provide students with personalized education and a safe space to learn and grow into the amazing humans they are.

Dr. Penny Bison
Founder
Penny Bison founded EntiretyK12 in 2010 as a means to give all students the opportunity to learn not just academics, but essential life lessons as well. Ms. Penny ( as she was known to her students) passed away in 2024. Since then her son and daughter-in-law have continued the legacy she began.
Zach Sullivan
Chief of Operations
Son of founder Penny Bison, Mr. Zach has served EntiretyK12 in many capacities since it began. Throughout the years he has served as the PE Teacher, Maintenance manager, and now Chief of Operations. Mr. Zach is the visionary behind the growth of EntiretyK12 and is always thinking up a new idea on how to make entirety the best that it can be.
In his personal life, Mr. Zach has a passion for the outdoors, homesteading, and football. He loves to spend his time with family, traveling, learning new things, and teaching his kids new skills.
info@EntiretyK12.com
Allie Sullivan
Director
Ms. Allie has a degree in Behavioral Healthcare with a specialty in ABA Therapy from the University of South Florida. She has over 14 years of experience working with students and parents through different organizations but most notably EntiretyK12. Ms. Allie has a strong passion for providing students and families a safe space to learn and grow according to their individual needs.
In her home life, Ms. Allie enjoys spending quality time with her family, baking, taking her kids to all of their sporting events, and traveling.
Ms.allie@entiretyk-12.com
Lucy Storey
Chief Financial Officer
Ms. Lucy has served as our Chief Financial Officer for the past 15 years. With her strong leadership, attention to detail, and deep understanding of our organization, she has played an essential role in maintaining financial stability and supporting our continued growth.
Outside of work, Lucy enjoys vacationing and spending quality time with her family. Her dedication both professionally and personally reflects the care and commitment she brings to our school community each day.
finance@entiretyk-12.com
Ashley St. Laurent
Administrator of Parents & Students
Ms. Ashley has been working in special education for 19 years. She is deeply passionate about supporting students and helping each child reach their full potential. Her dedication to working with children is reflected in the positive, nurturing environment she strives to create each day.
Outside of her professional life, Ashley enjoys spending her free time with her husband, their two children, and three dogs. Family time is what she values most, and she cherishes the moments they spend together.
ms.ashley@entiretyk-12.com
David Ebbecke
Teacher Lead
Mr. David serves as the Teacher Lead at Entirety K–12 and has been part of the school for seven years. He also teaches Upper Math, where he makes learning challenging, engaging, and confidence-building for his students.
As Teacher Lead, his focus is helping both students and teachers do their very best. He believes in teaching responsibility, integrity, and accountability, knowing these qualities help students succeed not only in school but in life. He works to create a positive environment where students feel supported and teachers feel encouraged.
Outside of school, Mr. David enjoys spending time with his wife and their dogs. Any time spent on the water is his favorite way to relax and recharge.
mr.david@entiretyk-12.com
Frequently Asked Questions
Are you a school for students with disabilities?
EntiretyK12 is a typical education private school. However, students with high functioning differences do function well due to our individualized learning strategies and smaller class sizes.
Do you provide therapeutic services for students with disabilities?
At this time we do not offer any therapeutic services, as we do not have any therapists on staff.
Why do students not wear shoes in the building?
The reason for students going barefoot or socks is multifaceted.
Students aren’t focused on their feet being too hot, or shoes being uncomfortable, they’re able to focus on learning!
It helps to keep dirt and unwanted germs out of the building.
Research proves we learn better when our feet are free and able to feel the ground beneath us!
How large are your class-sizes?
All of our class sizes are limited to 12 students per learning group.
Is EntiretyK12 accredited?
We are not accredited at this time. The FL DOE does not recognize or regulation any private accreditation companies as stated here: https://www.fldoe.org/schools/school-choice/private-schools/accreditation.stml
Accreditation is costly with little return, which is why we have chosen to forgo the accreditation process at this time. This allows us to keep our tuition at a more reasonable rate for our families and students.
Since you are not accredited, do your credit hours or High School diploma count elsewhere?
Yes! Regardless of accreditation status all of our class credits and diplomas are transferable and valid at other learning institutions including state universities and colleges.
Do you offer school tours?
We do not offer tours during school hours for the safety of our students. We are able to schedule tours over 5-day breaks, by appointment only. We also invite you to our Annual Art Gallery for a full school walkthrough, meet our teachers, and see what our students have been working on!
Does my student have to take dance?
Dance is a requirement for students K-5. For grades 6-12 it is offered as an optional elective credit. Dance especially for younger students is proven to help students with their brain’s ability to organize learning pathways. Opening up their ability to process language and problem solving more effectively and efficiently. It is also an incredible way to improve balance and gross motor skills. EntiretyK12’s founder Penny Bison, created her own Internationally Recognized Dance Therapy program called Reading in Rhythm which is the basis which EntiretyK12 was created. We promise all dances to be age appropriate and fun!
What is the cleaning policy at EntiretyK12?
We believe cleaning is a skill that is learned, which is why we involve our students in the daily upkeep at eK12. Students are each assigned a class job to complete at the end of the day from wiping door handles to learning how to sweep and vacuum properly. For our older students, we assign rotating “House Jobs” which are more skilled tasks such as mopping the hallway, taking out trash, or cleaning the windows. All cleaning products are safe and natural for students to use. This ensures your children are learning to be a helpful part of our community without any worries of being exposed to toxins.
Do you have a sick policy in place?
Yes, students and staff are not permitted to return to school until they are >24hours fever fee and >48 hours vomit free. Students will be sent home if they present with a fever, vomiting, or other major illnesses.
We believe each student learns differently, there is no good “one size fits all curriculum”. For this reason we do not follow a singular book curriculum, instead, we work tirelessly with each of our teachers to create an individualized curriculum for each learning group according to how those students learn, comprehend, and retain information best.