I teach at this school so I may be biased but I do believe the teachers love working here and the…read moreenvironment gears towards what's best for students. We have an active PTA and a diverse group of families.

This is the most magical school & campus. I cannot say enough good things about every step of the…read moreadmissions and enrollment process. Everyone who works here cares about you like family & the joy emanating from everyone on campus is contagious!

Corbett Prep is one of the best choices we have ever made for our kids. Our daughter has been…read moreattending since 2014 and her attitude toward going to school is nothing less than great! We love Corbett and plan to have all our our children go there as well. If you are looking for the best private school in Tampa, just tour the campus and you too will know it's the school for your child.

This school is in a great community with some of the best administration I had ever seen during my…read moretime there. The school is clean and the school keeps students active in things such as a morning show, library helpers, safety patrol, story tellers, and much more.

This school clearly fosters the students learning as best as they can. The staff and students are…read morethrilled to be there and know how to teach, as far as I have seen at least. I was placed for my internship here and my 5th grade cooperating teacher is incredible. She allows me to use my obtained education knowledge to prepare and teach the students in the class. The students are very kind and able to help you whenever you are lost on campus which happened to me the first week!

I was only there for 4 weeks but I enjoyed the experience, although the students weren't that very…read morenice with me

I am a parent of a good student at Ben Hill. Due to the following reasons, the school is no longer…read moreteaching students: 1. Teachers are quitting in droves. Most classes (in her grade) are taught by incompetent and, even nutty, substitutes. 2. Students AND TEACHERS are using cell phones during class - not for class work. 3. Fighting not controlled and is disruptive. Leadership needs to do something.. Ben Hill is not doing an effective job at teaching. Do something, please!

Huge but Very nice high school. Came here for my son's JROTC competition. I must say the staff and…read morestudents were well organized. The students were well mannered and very helpful.

This school kinda sucks. The teachers are rude, except Ms.feroli she's great. The students are all…read morerude. The bathrooms are always out of order. There is grafitti everywhere, and last the lunch food is gross

Both of my daughters are going to the HILLEL Academy, both of my daughters love to stay there after…read moreschool hours, the reason are very simple when you treat kids with a lot of love you make them happy. Highly recommend on the school during school year and recommend doing summer camp . The staff are amazing I will not send my kids to any other school .

1 out of 5 stars A Deeply Disappointing Experience - More…read moreFocused on Image than Individual Well-Being I attended Hillel Academy of Tampa Bay for 2.5 years, from late elementary into middle school. Unfortunately, my experience was not only disappointing -- it was harmful. Despite being branded as a Jewish school, many core religious traditions were inconsistently practiced. Even something as foundational as maintaining a kosher kitchen was not handled with the seriousness one would expect. But far more concerning was how the school handled (or failed to handle) student well-being, academic support, and mental health. I was forced to repeat a grade due to a single assignment that significantly affected my grade -- something I was never warned about. I wasn't given access to my GPA or any understanding of how I was being assessed, and I received no chance to catch up or make up for it. As a result, I had to undergo two full years of credit recovery to repair the academic damage. But what hurt most was how my mental health was handled -- or ignored. My time there pushed me into a deep depression. I ended up needing help from more than two therapists, including a social worker, just to begin feeling somewhat stable again. The school's mental health department was virtually non-existent and unhelpful when I needed it most. Academic support? Also lacking. I needed help with reading comprehension -- help that others briefly received for only two weeks, then never again. There was no real effort to provide long-term solutions or individualized support. It felt like unless you were already excelling, you were left behind. Worse still was the school culture. Students were often cruel, and advocacy was discouraged. Any time I tried to speak up for myself, I was either ignored or punished. The administration, particularly under Principal Allison Oakes, cared more about the school's reputation than its students. I was called delusional for trying to advocate for myself -- and even faced threats of expulsion for it. I am sharing this not out of anger, but out of necessity. If no one else is willing to hold this institution accountable, I may need to take further action. No child should go through what I did. A school is supposed to be a place of growth and safety -- not one that diminishes you and silences your voice. If I wanted to call the school a place where it can damage a child that's the name I would give it . Protect your child's mental and physical health by not sending them there or else you would end up like an angry parent and asking why you sent your child there .

Great school hands down. Principal Jones is the most involved principal I have seen in my lifetime…read more I get calls, emails, and messages all time from him. My wife and I are never in the dark like other schools. We have two other children in other schools whom we have no idea who the principal is. Mr. Jones is number one in communication. He runs a tight ship from what we have seen. Thank you Mr. Jones and staff.

My daughter has been at CDS since Kindergarten and just finished 5th grade. It has been a great…read moreexperience for her. She has formed strong friendships and loves being part of the CDS community.

If you are a parent and searching for an upper school for your child, walk away from CDS. Do not be…read morefooled by the pretty campus and smiling faces. This is not a place where they care about your child or put the child's needs ahead of the school--they ONLY care about the money coming in and the reputation of the school . There is a sickness in the administration. Don't get me wrong, there are some good people and good teachers there. The problems come from the administration. If you encounter any problems of any kind, they will close ranks and defend the school at all cost. They will side with the biggest donor, they will manipulate you to keep your tuition flowing. Take my advice, as a parent of two children who have attended CDS for the past 7 years, choose another school.

My son has attended for a couple years now and he does like it- they are very attentive regarding…read morebullying and making sure to communicate with parents regarding same. Curriculum is good as well. I cannot compare to other Charter schools, but so far we are happy.

Really terrible administration, organization, and student selection combine to genuinely endanger…read moreyour child by attending this school. There is no education here. There is also a very interesting mix of adult children raising other children who are incredibly misbehaved and thoroughly disrespectful toward authority. This is a school where social learning takes the most negative form possible. I would highly suggest you look into the safety-concern instances over the last five years and the attempts to conceal them by the administration. When fault is found in the administration, staff is automatically blamed and dismissed. Watch out!

I know the Headmaster of this school very well. She is an AMAZING woman and has dedicated her whole…read morelife to others. Her wealth of experience is a huge asset here and I am truly amazed at KPHS and what it has to offer ! Traditional education sadly falls very short of meeting needs of many kids, with "out of the box" learning and abilities ! This school offers amazing growth and challenge and has succeeded in helping many students graduate and progress beyond expectations ! Do your children a favor and look at this amazing school!

As a parent, I am so happy to endorse Keystone Prep!!! My son has attended there for the past 2…read moreyears and we are starting our 3rd year there. There is no other place I would have him go to school!!! The teachers go above and beyond helping him to grow in all areas of life, academics and socially!!! It is a good distance away from our home, but the pick up van made all the difference!!! This school makes high school not feel so overwhelming with the small class sizes and caring adults everywhere you turn!!! My son will be well prepared and ready for the future!!!