Steffaney Bass is truly a gem! As the Director of…read moreAdmissions, she goes above and beyond in every way possible. From the very first email, Steffaney made us feel like we were the most important family she was working with. She answers every question promptly, thoroughly, and with such warmth--it's as if she responds with love and light in every message. Transitioning into a new school, especially high school, can be overwhelming, but Steffaney has made the experience smooth, welcoming, and honestly, joyful. Her attentiveness and kindness made my daughter and I feel not just seen, but valued. She has truly set the tone for what we hope will be an amazing school journey. As a Dean of Students for DCPS, I've worked with countless professionals in education--but Steffaney stands out. Her proactive approach and genuine care for each family are qualities I'll be taking back with me to my own district. She is truly a light, and any school is blessed to have someone like her representing it. I am beyond impressed and deeply grateful. Thank you, Steffaney, for everything!

As a mother, I don't write reviews lightly--especially about a school. But I feel a responsibility…read moreto speak up because a child's emotional safety matters just as much as academics. My experience at University Christian School left me very concerned about the way some situations were handled, specifically in interactions involving Jeleen Del Valle. On more than one occasion, I witnessed a tone that felt harsh and intimidating toward students, including yelling. As a parent, it is painful to watch children being spoken to in a way that can embarrass them or make them feel afraid. I also felt disrespected as a parent during communication. Instead of calm, professional conversation, I experienced dismissive responses and a tone that did not reflect patience, empathy, or partnership with families. When parents raise concerns, we should feel heard--not talked down to. Another concern was what appeared to be favoritism, where certain children received gentler treatment while others were corrected in a more aggressive way. In a school environment--especially a Christian school--every child should feel equally valued, protected, and treated with dignity. I truly hope the administration takes parent concerns seriously and improves accountability and communication moving forward. Families deserve a school environment where children feel safe, respected, and supported--every single day.

We moved here from NY last February (right before the school closures). It took a while for my…read moredaughter to get adjusted to the new school environment but the staff and her teachers is incredibly nice and helpful. The school has been putting a lot of effort and using a lot of resources to get my daughter back on her feet academically. She is starting to show improvement (thanks to her teachers). I have nothing bad to say and I think this school is great.

Elementary school here was kind of boring. I like Mrs. Chris though; she let us have ice cream and…read morewatch Avatar the Last Airbender.

Bartram Springs has changed my son's entire idea of school. He loves going, doesn't want to miss…read moredays when previously at another school he would beg not to go. We have had the pleasure of having Mrs. Sircar for 2nd grade this year and she has the patience of a saint. If ever there could be a Disney princess as an elementary teacher it would be her. Literally if she starts singing I'm sure birds and wildlife will flock to her. Everyone else at the school has been pleasant. We have no complaints and are so thankful to be in this school. Once you experience a bad school, you can truly see the blessing of a good one. Keep doing what y'all are doing and thank you from Rachael and Elijah

Our child's second year here and we couldn't be happier. The teachers and the staff are outstanding…read moreand they have an amazingly diverse selection of after school activities.

My children graduated with college prep diplomas, more than 200 hours of community service, and a…read morestrong sense of self and civic responsibility. They made lifelong friends, and are now successful after college in careers they are thriving in. I cannot recommend the school enough. The curriculum is research based and presentation focused.

Great place to learn! Teaches students how to be productive citizens through critical thinking,…read moreproblem solving, and teamwork. #Whoyoubecomematters #WeareTFA

In our three years of experience at RCSAM, we have really enjoyed it. The school is young and…read moreconstantly looking for ways to improve, and following through with action. The administration listens to parent concerns and makes thoughtful changes when needed. The parent-volunteer organization does many fun and creative things during the year to fundraise toward ideas for improvements and fun things for the students and teachers. The after school clubs evolve each year based on experiences in the prior year. The teachers create a challenging environment for students, are caring, encouraging, and responsive to parent concerns. While the school is a charter with STEAM focus, its four locations across Jacksonville align with Duval county in many aspects. We have scene expansions and improvements to the school location done every year, both to the building, the interior, grounds maintenance, and traffic improvements. This is a great school that actively works on being better all the time.

i do not like this school. i would rate it a solid 0/5 but thats not possible, so i give it a 1…read more there are many teachers who make students feel terrible. ive had one teacher tell me that i was asking for attention, and that i need to calm down. i calmed down after i had a teacher who actually cared for me comfort me. the other teacher was screaming at me for breaking a minor rule. the teacher who comforted me quit because the school was not treating her right. i completely understand her leaving. i even once had another teacher tell me that i should listen to a man who believed women shouldnt have the right to vote. what is wrong with this school??? if i could leave, i would.

really great school. we are very happy here. I really love miss nita and miss Mila who make my 2…read morekids really love going to "school"

I hate to have to make this review but I would want to know these things as a parent. My daughter…read morestarted at this location when she was only 2 months old. We stayed until she was almost 3 but were already planning to leave due to high staff turnover, staff not helping us parents with potty training (using changing tables and diapers while we use the potty and underwear at home for example), and dirty bathrooms. I had let the director know we would be withdrawing. The day I did this, the unthinkable happened. The last straw and the day I took my child out for good was last week when I arrived to pick up my child (2 years old) and I found her ALONE IN A CLASSROOM. No adult anywhere nearby (none in the front or adjacent classrooms as all the classes were outside). Another parent witnessed this. My daughter told me "my friends left me" then said "a monster was going to get me" when I asked her what happened before she was left. I walked outside and found her class and teacher (as well as an ex teacher who was there visiting?) . When I confronted her teacher there was automatic lies about some person who wasn't even there and shouldn't have been alone with my child regardless. A bunch of excuses. The director was apologetic but the next day stated "she was only alone for 3 minutes" which even if that was true, was only because I showed up. I did report this center to the state and to corporate. This center was good once upon a time but needs major help. We will never use this center again.

I absolutely love this school! My oldest has been going here for 3 years now and I can't express…read morehow much he thrives here. My biggest concern with my son starting at a big boy school was that he has so many allergies and if not caught on time can be severe. Nurse heather has been with him all these years and is always on top of his medication when a reaction is about to happen. She will call me every time and update me and let me know he is okay, she has been my life saver and has help put that anxiety at ease. All of the teachers he's had also know about his allergies and are very on top of it as well. They make sure parents who want to bring in treats (Valentine's Day, birthdays, etc) know that it is an allergy classroom and give us alternatives to bring in. All the staff are friendly and try very hard to remember every student and parent. The principal is so involved with the students day to day school life and is always around the halls chatting with the kiddos. My son absolutely adore his principal, very different experience from mine (I barely knew my principles). Overall this is a wonderful school with wonderful staff that make your kids feel safe, happy, and want to go to school. They also have a preschool program and I can't wait for my baby girl to attend there when it's her time!!

Very disappointed in the administration for this school. They have great teachers but the people…read morewho run the school are not in the best interest of the children and just coverup for one another. Don't expect accountability, only expect lies and coverups when you have issues. They lied about my daughter making the cheer team after she was bullied and removed her from the cheerleading team and allowed the bullies to be apart of the team but told my daughter, the victim she couldn't attend. From The Principal, to the Assistant Principal to the Guidance Counselor to the Dean all heard my issue and ignored my issue and we reported a bullying claim against the child and the school went 14 days without even documenting the issue even though the Principal, Assistant Principal and Guidance Counselor all stated that it would be filed when the incident happened but were untruthful because I didn't know the official process so I couldn't tell if it had been filed or not. Once contacting DUVAL County School Board (Which only takes the bullying reports and document them.) now all of a sudden they want to handle the bully report like they were supposed to weeks ago, I also reached out to the Charter Schools corporate office and no one ever responded. I left voicemails and emails but no one cared. I literally had the fight for my child to be out the class with the bully's and the administrators were so frustrated that they were removing her that I believe in part that's why they retaliated against my daughter. They say they want parental involvement but when they get it they don't want it. I told them I want to volunteer and I'm DUVAL County Approved Volunteer. They have yet to respond. I now know why the morning and afternoon drop off and pickup line is so horrible and I feel it's because the administration. They did my child wrong a 10 year old who reported getting bullied and kids were spreading rumors that she had lice in her head and as she was trying out for cheer they were bullying her saying means things. She reports the incidents and are some how removed from the cheer squad because of it. Very poor leadership. I wouldn't recommend this school to anyone although they have great teachers I'm now hearing from other parents that they've had to also remove the kids from the school because they were getting bullied, the administrators turns a blind eye to bullying.

We absolutely love Trinity Episcopal Learning Center. The teachers and directors have been…read moreincredible with our three kids... caring, attentive, and truly invested in their growth and well-being. It's comforting to know our children are being supported environment. We're very grateful to be part of this community!

We have loved having Ms. Lori for VPK. My son has loved going to school everyday and has made great…read morestrides this year and will be ready for kinder next year!