Organization in need of support to continue providing free education to pre-k students with cancer WFTV [Video]

ORLANDO, Fla. — Dressed in caps and gowns, proud children crossed the stage Wednesday to solidify their preschool graduation. This ceremony was a special one.

The 14 graduating students attend The Morgan Center, a school dedicated to educating young kids diagnosed with cancer for free.

“Preschool is a major part of their foundation, of their education, of their socialization, of their emotional growth,” Nancy Zuch, the Director and Co-Founder of The Morgan Center, said. “People don’t realize when children have cancer, they miss out on those experiences.”

Watch: A team at Arnold Palmer is helping children understand a cancer diagnosis

The Zuch family created The Morgan Center 20 years ago after their then two-year-old daughter, Morgan, was diagnosed with cancer. She now teaches the kids who are walking in her shoes.

“I know what they’re going through,” Morgan said. “The Morgan Center brings happiness during such a dark time in …