I can not express in this review how much I love and appreciate the quality education my daughter…read morehas received at Stepping Stones. My daughter loves going to school, and knows more at 2 than I did at 5 or 6. She knows her alphabet, can count to thirty, has begun to spell words, her vocabulary is off the charts, she comes home every day with interesting crafts, and singing Bible songs. While my wife and I try to create a learning environment in our home, I really think most of the credit should go to the school. It all starts with the principal Jan Banks. She makes a point of learning every child's name, and greeting them when they come through the doors every morning. Jan clearly loves her job, and creates a positive environment for the students, parents, and teachers. She often dresses up in crazy outfits on days when the school holds parties to celebrate holidays. The teachers and daycare teachers are nothing short of amazing. My wife and I adored my daughter's teachers, Sherry and Monica, and the daycare teachers Emily and Taylor. We trust them implicitly to keep our daughter safe while we are at work. They've done an amazing job of fostering her intellectual growth, and I suspect her next teachers will as well. There is a theme every year, and the school creates learning activities around that theme. This past year, the school brought in a school bus, fire engine, ambulance, a train of some sort, and several other vehicles to discuss transportation. Over the summer, they brought a dentist to school to discuss the importance of oral care, and my daughter came home with a toothbrush and toothpaste. The school uses all sorts of interactive experiences to help the kids learn. I've told my wife, my daughter's teachers, and Jan Banks that THE BEST DECISION I'VE MADE AS A PARENT THUS FAR HAS BEEN SENDING MY DAUGHTER TO THIS SCHOOL. I hope you will take my words to heart.

Used to go to this school in 2018. Now I am a 13 year teen that's in the seventh grade. This school…read morebrings me very good memories I'd enjoy being able to go to school with my friends. I also remember a time where I would start crying just because the teacher there wouldn't let me play recess if I couldn't tie my shoe-laces. Just thinking of this school gives me a bunch of nostalgia

Great school. Great education. The staff is so passionate about providing these children a good…read moreeducation while also teaching them about being a good person.

My 8 year old daughter went there and just recently when was kicked out not because she was bad…read moreor anything it more over because they couldn't deal with the type of student she is after I informed them how she was in the first place and after they collected close to 1000 dollars from me of which only 500 back my kid was excluded from there activities and it posted on their website on face book when asked about it was the teacher who had her work by herself my child already have self-esteem issues these was a major blow

Our daughter has had a good experience here…read more It's an A rated school

This brand new massive building is the home for the UF College of Information Systems and…read moreEngineering! Its huge size supports the single largest college at the University of Florida with ~4,000 undergraduates plus masters and doctoral students! Thanks to the Malachowsky family for their generous donation which made this building possible! Life is good with computer science! I'm an alumni and I'm happy to visit occasionally.

Kimball Wiles Elementary is an excellent school, the teachers I have had the privilege of getting…read moreto know are amazing, teaching with their hearts. The staff go above and beyond for the children and really create a safe, comfortable place for parents and children to feel welcome.

The school teachers are not trained to deal with students that have any type of learning…read moredisability, and do not have any other staff to support children with learning disabilities. Their "Title One" program is poor and does not really offer help to the student, is more of a "detention" than learning. Homework and responsibility of learning are constantly being shoved to the parent because the teachers are busy teaching "the FCAT" so that they all can pass and the school can get a good score. There is not real care about the children well being and future by any of the staff, including the principal. When presented with the challenge of a student that cant "run with the pack", the teachers will immediately label your child as lazy, depressed, among other names. They will offer you no testing of any sort or any kind of assistance to try to determine if your child has a disability or does not actually want to do the work. My experience and my child's experience with this school were nothing short of a nightmare. I would recommend being proactive early if you think your child might have a disability and seek for an alternate school. I guarantee that you will not receive any support from anyone at the school to actually help with your child's learning.

Wendy the Gator Mom, is so happy with the Trusler Hall building at the University of Florida…read more Clean and very organized. With an RA ( residential assistant ) on each floor, ice machine maker, washing machines, bathrooms with different individual showers and even a very old elevator that they can use on moving days and under the supervision of the RAs. In front of this building they have a swimming pool. It has four floors and my son was in the fourth floor in a double room. He spent he's freshman year there and it's has been a great experience for him and as a mom I was very happy for him. This building is part of the Graham Area and well located near bus stops for the students' convenience. Thank you Trusler Hall. Wendy, la mamá Gator, está muy contenta con el edificio Trusler Hall de la Universidad de Florida. Limpio y muy organizado. Con un RA (asistente residencial) en cada piso, máquina de hielo, lavadoras, baños con diferentes duchas individuales e incluso un ascensor muy antiguo que pueden utilizar en días en movimiento y bajo la supervisión de los RA. Frente a este edificio tienen una piscina. Tiene cuatro pisos y mi hijo estaba en el cuarto piso en una habitación doble. Él pasó su primer año allí y ha sido una gran experiencia para él y como una mamá estoy muy feliz por él. Este edificio es parte de la zona de Graham y bien situado cerca de paradas de autobús para la conveniencia de los estudiantes. Gracias Trusler Hall.

Having a Masters in Early Childhood Education & Elementary Ed., plus certification in Special…read moreEd.(pre-K through 12th), I know first hand what is expected from schools & teachers. Being retired after over 30 years of teaching in both Florida & New Zealand, I was also a State of Florida certified observer of Elementary Ed. teachers, both as those beginning their careers & others who have more experience. I know first hand the state of Florida rates VPK programs with integrity & professionalism while realizing every school & student population is unique, but is required to meet the standards which have been established & reviewed, continually.