Thank you Divine team! You've given our son a space to learn and grow with confidence. Not only in…read moreeducation, but with all the extra activities and social skills you offer.

Divine Academy has been life changing for my son and our family. I was so unhappy with the public…read moreschool system. Im so glad I found Divine Academy. They have great teachers and staff that care so much for the children. My son feels safe and protected in this school. There is no fear of bullying or stereotyping because everyone there is seen as equal. The administration is amazing and so helpful. Their doors are always open. The staff is beyond exceptional. They are there to help your child succeed. There is a tight knit group of support within the families of the students that go there. Everyone feels like family. And their new facility is beautiful. I would highly recommend Divine Academy to any parent with a child that has special needs. You won't regret it.

I was happy with the final outcome of our child's IEP, but the overall experience was frustrating…read more I had done a significant amount of research prior to working with Educational Solutions, and I didn't feel the cost matched what I was billed for. Communication was inconsistent--appointments were missed or late--and there was no follow-up. I only learned two weeks after the PPT that I had run out of time for one. Her tone in the meeting was not collaborative, which she indicated was her approach. I wouldn't recommend if you are out of state.

It has been a spectacular experience working with Miss Krista and her team. She is extremely…read moreprofessional, kind and works very hard to achieve the best results. I am very grateful and pleased with her services

Formerly Sandor Weiner School of Opportunity, a charter school for children with disabilities. My…read moreson is currently attending. Located in Miami Gardens off of 47th Ave and 199th street inside Landmark. My child was diagnosed with specified learning disability back when he was in pre-school in 2005. My son went to public school (Maya Angelou )for Pre-K with no issue. It's 2006-2007 school year at Maya Angelou Elementary and my child was placed in a class with (30) students. I found it a little excessive especially for students in special education. I was told by the counselor that the class was split with (15) special education students and (15) regular students. My son has a twin brother who also was attending the same school. Homework would come home and I actually saw that the homework for my special need son was more difficult than my son who was in a regular normal kindergarten class. I was back in forth with the school administration and was told due to lack of school funding my son will not be able to get the individualized attention that he needed. My son was literally struggling in class and was not up to level in his class. I was getting very frustrated because, I did not want my son getting lost in the system, progress reports were given and it read improvement needed in all learning categories. I called the school district, went to downtown to speak with the school board members and that didn't help. The school counselor gave me an option and was advised that my son qualified for the McKay scholarship. I was elated. I looked on the MDPS website and a directory of private schools who participated and accepted the scholarship. I visited many private schools and none were either to my standards or the tuition was over excessive to my opinion and I pretty much had to come out of pocket. Thanks to the search engine google.com, I came across at that time Sandor Wiener School of Opportunity (charter school). I was very impressed with the information on the website and I scheduled an appointment. I went to the school and they pretty much catered to children with learning disabilities The classroom ratio was 10:2 with each teacher having an assistant and nurse for those students with medical issues. The teacher would have group sessions and also had individual time with each student. I fell in love with the school and quickly requested my son to be transferred. The school also provided free transportation within a ten mile radius which was also a plus (not far from my mother's address). I only paid for his reduced price lunch. The year 2009 came around and the school decided it was best for them to go private and were teaming up with The ARC of South Florida. I began panicking because my son was doing so well in his class and his grades were improving. The administration had a meeting with me and pretty much my son will be grandfathered in (yeah) and what ever the Mckay scholarship amount he received, the school will accept the amount and I did not have to come out of pocket. The school changed its name to Ace Academy. I appreciate the staff, teachers, student. My son has done a whole 360 when it comes to his education, he enjoys going to school and learning. They have two other locations in the south side (Kendall and Florida City).

From the owner: Private School serving children with special needs, excepting the Mckay Scolarship.read more

We love the victory center, as a parent for a 9 year old on the autism spectrum,one of the hardest…read morethings is finding a good school that will support her and us as a family. We definitely feel that our daughter is in the right place for her! Small ratio classes, great teachers and staff. Definitely recommend the school for other families!!!

From the owner: School for children with autism.read more

Mi hijo ama esta escuela!!! SFACS es la mejor escuela,tiene…read moremagníficos maestros,todos son muy amables y cariñosos con nuestros hijos

I was really excited to put my child in this school unfortunately it failed. I scheduled a tour…read more gathered all of the documents needed husband took his time off of work which is very hard for him to do. Made it to the school and there young man at the front entrance told us they tour was for the next following week....no one called me to notify me that the date was changed...i drove from the gables to this location which was not a short drive. I woke up my kids at 6 am just to not miss the tour...no accountability the lady caucasian with glasses didn't even tell me her name told me the day was changed and pretty much to accept what she said . I told her this was unnapceptable and my impression of this was not good at all. Very messy unprofessional and thank god i didn't place my son here and more of a reason i homeschool. Just for looks and nothing to show for it. I could not imagine how they run these kids in this school.

Excellent speech therapist! Always willing to accommodate the patients needs and schedule.read more

My daughter has been seeing Mrs. Linette for quite some time now. We are impressed with her…read moreprofessionalism, the progress our daughter has made, and the tips and exercises she gives us to do with her at home.

My kids have been going to APA for 3 years and this school is AMAZING! The teachers are very…read moresupportive, helpful and available to the students and parents at all times. I am beyond thankful for this wonderful school. The staff is also incredibly friendly and caring. This school WANTS to see your child succeed in the best way possible. I love how the teachers are patient and motivate the students with their work/assignments in a respectful manner. I know that nowadays it's so hard to be a teacher but these teachers in APA are ALL HEROES!!! Thank you APA teachers and Staff!

Great school with amazing teachers and staff! My son has been a student at this school for over 3…read moreyears and I am so grateful for the love and attention he has been given. He has progressed beyond my wildest dreams and I am so happy to have chosen this school for his education.

This advocate is full of useful and helpful information. Thank you Stacey for the valuable insights…read moreand resource!

I met Stacey 26 years ago and we became fast friends. She helped me when my son was diagnosed with…read moreautism, not only with guidance on parenting a special needs child but also with advocating for him at school. She helped us get the school to do what my son needed in order to be successful and I am forever grateful that she and I met. She is the most kind and knowledgeable person/mom/advocate I've ever known. Don't know where we'd be now if I'd never met her. She is a smart, kind and patient advocate who gets things done.

My Son attended Rainbow from…read morePre k to 5th grade. He was so happy there. The teachers were loving and nurturing and provided a first class education, he is in middle School and excelling thanks to the great start he got in this great environment. An added bonus, very small Classrooms! Highly recommended

My son has been attending this school for 6months and it started off great. He was happy and we…read morewere too. Staff changed and he was recently moved to an upper class. The last 3 weeks was horrible. He didn't want to go school any more and running out of the classroom. 2 incidents happen where he was hurt. According to The teacher's report, he was slapped so hard that his nose bled and another incident where he his face was cut by a "plant". When we asked what happened, the answers were inconsistent. They have cameras and when we asked to review footage. We was told that it doesn't record. At this point, we didn't feel like it was a safe place for our child. Also most of the staff first language is not English. We needed help translating during our first teacher parent conference. We removed our child immediately. The whole thing was suspicious to us.

This is the perfect place for our daughter -- loving teachers, an incredible curriculum, and a…read morechild who never wants to go home and always rushes to class in the morning. A huge thank you to Miss Melanie for her warm, caring, and attentive approach to both the children and the learning process. This truly feels like a second home for us!

Roots is the best! Ms. Melanie is so patient and knowledgeable. My kids were so sad when they had…read moreto move to a big kid school.