They completely turned my kid's world around. We come from an area where-in the staff is very rude…read moreand malcontent. I couldn't be happier hearing my kid say, "Daddy, I like going to school now". It sucks when it's tough and staff are rude, but this place above all else, is by-far, the best.

Alimicani School was opened in 1990 and has been going strong ever since!…read more Alimacani was selected as a National Model School by the U.S. Department in the National Elementary Recognition Program and is recognized as one of the Best School's in Florida. **Designated an A School by the Florida Department of Education **Florida Department of Education Five Star School Award They follow a standards based curriculum and provide education in guidance, speech, art, music, physical education, technology, (ESE) Exceptional Student Education, ESE Inclusion Class and Gifted Inclusion Classes. The school itself is spacious and pretty. Even though you know it is a school, the atmosphere is comfortable and relaxed. The Teachers are great and I haven't met a parent, whose children attend, that doesn't gush and throw accolades their way! If you are looking for a great place to raise your elementary aged children, I would definitely look into the Alimicani neighborhoods.

We LOVE Providence! As a new family, people welcomed us so sweetly (and my kids are visibly…read moreracially mixed). The staff are amazing people who care deeply and teach in engaging ways. My kids come home every day happy. We are thankful to be able to go there.

It's been 5+ years since I left this school, and I'm graduated from high school, yet I still have…read morerecurring nightmares about being forced to go back here for even one day. One time there were 2 rifles found in a car. No one found about this until 2 years after the incident. One time I received a failing grade for being in the hospital for a week. One time I was told I couldn't use the elevator while on crutches. One time I was kicked out of the library and written up for being disruptive when I was quietly recording a voiceover for a class presentation. One time I was sent to the principals office for being on my phone. I didn't not have a phone. Do not send your children here. It is hell.

#popsicleday Sabal Palm Elementary was our second home. All the teachers are amazing and very…read morefriendly. It is like the best elementary school in Jacksonville!!! I always tried to volunteer, and joined PTA made even a bigger difference for my child and others

I love this school . teachers are very involved. My two oldest kids studied there, Oldest one is…read moregifted recently graduated from Jonhs Hopkins and the middle one was in the ESE Autistic program. My youngest, my miracle baby, is actually there now. He is a typical 7 yrs old and he is doing great as well. Very pleased with Staff, PTA , and mostly the results on his education.

I thought about sending my daughter to this school to finish her 4th grade year with her cousin (my…read moreniece) but that didn't happen because my niece kept getting bullied and the school didn't do shit! To the point where my niece had to defend herself and the crazy part was she's the one that got in trouble even though my sister kept telling the school about the bullying! Nothing was done and my niece was the one suspended smhh! She's doing much better at a different school but reading all these reviews just shows how much the school doesn't gaf about bullying! You have kids that went to this school making reviews about their own bullying experiences from years prior!

this school is a horrible school they never take bullying seriously when I was in 5th grade I told…read morethem plenty of times that i was being bullied and they did absolutely nothing the staff do not teach well what so ever and me and my child had bad grades the entire time we were there provid better service.

We decided to put our little one into a daycare/school when he was about to turn 4…read more We looked around the beaches area for somewhere, checking out daycare options including several of the churches. Every one seemed average, and just like the rest. When we got to the Red School House, and took a quick tour, we were instantly aware of some, "above and beyond", going on. In the class our little one was going to be in, there were two tables full of very attentive boys and girls doing actual school work! Instantly we knew this was the place. Come to find out we had several friends/ and clients that rave about the school. The entire experience can be summed up into an observation that I made during the Christmas sing along. The staff was very into the whole process. Ambitiously singing in front of several dozen parents and relatives takes a lot of posture, but imagine the dedication it took for them to teach all of those songs to the kids. Our little one has been singing Holiday songs all month long. But the thing that got me was one of the children came late. As he walked up, one of the teachers while in mid song called his name, gave him a quick hug, and said, "I love you", in a very genuine way, then went right back into it. THAT.... is the type of people I want my child around.