We love Royal Palm. This school has been a blessing to both our young boys and our family. The…read morestaff is wonderful, and they really go above and beyond. We are so glad we are a part of RPA family.

Hi my name is Roberto Torralbas and I am the owner of Third Law Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Muay Thai…read moreKickboxing. We have an afterschool program that focus on helping kids with their academics (http://www.naplesafterschool.com). I am very impressed by all the staff and teachers. I like how the teachers walk the kids to the car and tell you how their day was. the Principle seems to know all of the students who attend and is very involved. Highly Reccomded! p.s. Ms. D (4th grade) is awesome.

The school is outstanding. The children are expected to perform to their level. to develop…read morecharacter develop appreciation of our culture. I can't say enough of good things about the school. I had an outstanding education, but this

Administration is incredibly inexperienced with essentially the most inexperienced being appointed…read moreas principals!!!. This shouldn't happen in schools that want to be taken seriously. It's definitely "a club" where the few that are tight knit all somehow become administrators five minutes after becoming teachers. These inexperienced administrators are arrogant and use dodge and bully tactics to overcompensate and mask their inability to effectively lead. The school has incredibly high teacher turnover rate and many new teachers have ZERO experience and absolutely NO education credentials. Not sure how they get away with it but they do.

This school has been where I have attended for my whole academic career. I am a Junior at this…read moreschool and honestly I can't find very much I can say that is negative. Seacrest is a pre K -12 grade school and I do not know the entire school student population but I know that the high school population is around 150, so obviously it's a small school. Seacrest is a close knit community that is extremely welcoming to newcomers and as far as the high school goes I have not met one person who came to Seacrest for a semester and felt unsatisfied. Because of the smallness of the community coupled with the numerous clubs and sports students are for the most part, verry well rounded. For example I am currently a member of 3 sports: XC, Basketball, and track and field, along with being involved with chorus and a active member of the robotics team. Seacrest has class sizes usually of about 15 to a class which enables students to develop strong relationships with teachers who are extremely caring, hard working, and well expirienced for those who desire to succeed in their class. All and all, I love Seacrest it has built me to the young adult I am today, and think that it has provided me the skill sets for life that I will use forever

Seacrest is genuinely a school for change. Speaking completely from my own experience, this past…read moreschool year was my first year at Seacrest. They encourage growth in the community, leadership, and integrity while preparing students for college all at the same time! Teachers at Seacrest strive to tailor academics to the individual so that each student can get the extra push they need to work harder than they knew they could. There are lots of clubs to join ranging from growing in service to academically based clubs. The school is its very own community where upperclassmen talk to lowerclassmen, and vice versa, everyone is included and everyone learns what it means to be apart of something even bigger than themselves. Seacrest's campus is truly unreal, almost as if it were a school out of a movie. The sports there is​ a wonderful way to work on team building and create new relationships with other students you may not always hang out with, and they are great for the growth of the individual. Seacresters are from all over, every student practices making new lasting relationships with people throughout the school and it is amazing to watch it happen before your eyes. I highly recommend Seacrest to anyone looking for Elementary, Middle, and College Preparatory High School education. Seacrest is truly an amazing place.

Horrible organization, lack of responsibility, especially for the children that are in…read morekindergarten, which are just five years old. The current interim principal is very disrespectful and has no people skills this school by far is one of the worst I have ever encountered. While we were enrolled there, they put children in the wrong vehicles. They said my daughter had been picked up when she wasn't with me and I actually found her crying in the hallway. Very unsatisfactory and very poor customer service and most importantly, no safety for the children.

From the owner: We offer an education in education itself…read more While schools should always have the worthy goal of improving student learning outcomes and concrete methods of self-evaluation, Naples Classical Academy believes the greater goal is to produce students who communicate effectively, are virtuous, possess cultural literacy, and are active and productive members of American society. MISSION: Our mission is to train the minds and improve the hearts of young people through a classical education in the liberal arts and sciences, with instruction in the principles of moral character and civic virtue. Naples Classical Academy develops within its students the intellectual and personal habits and skills upon which responsible, independent, and flourishing lives are built, in the firm belief that such lives are the basis of a free and just society. The Academy strives to offer enrichment and to develop character through both curricular and extracurricular offerings, to nurture the child’s humanity with a constant view to the potential adult. The time-honored liberal arts curriculum and pedagogy direct student achievement toward mastery of the fundamentals in the basic academic skills, exploration of the arts and sciences, and understanding of the foundational tenets of our Western heritage.

awesome! this school offers advanced classes, and kids are kind. teachers are really good, and you…read morecan focus easily in the classroom. it also offers sports, and you can get into NJHS in it. you can also get high school credits in advance by being in a high school class. very educational.

Kids regularly get into physical altercations as the class sizes are too large for one teacher to…read moremanage. As in one teacher is trying to manage 50+ kids instead of the legal limit. Therefore, it would be wise to look elsewhere if you want your kids to receive enough attention from a teacher and be in a safe environment.

Our son has attended and still attending the TVS. All of his teachers have been great! They…read moreremember him many years after they left their class! The community of staff and parents is amazing. My son loves going to school. We left for a couple years and have returned after trying another private school and a charter in Naples. The only reason we left was for personal financial reasons. When we were able to afford village again we were back, and plan on staying till graduation.

The school brags about a strong AP curriculum. However, I would encourage prospective parents to…read moreinquire how many AP classes are actually currently being taught. Also ask what the AP test passing rate is for each class. And, yes, schools do receive this data. I would also encourage parents to inquire how many current TVS upper school students are enrolled in virtual online classes to supplement holes in the curriculum. Ask what the student retention rate is. Ask what the average SAT and ACT test scores are, and ask for proof. The academics in the upper grades are especially dismal. Both student and staff turnover are very high. We greatly regret staying in TVS despite the many red flags, but our horrible experience with the upper school was the final straw.

Best Montessori school in Naples, Florida!!! I have had two children attend with exceptional…read moreresults. If you're considering a Montessori school this is definitely the school I would recommend!

Waves of Wonder is a great school. The owners and staff work very hard to make sure they provide…read morethe best education and environment for the kids. The facility is super clean and professional.

horrible service, front desk didn't pickup my calls when I asked about summer activities, my son…read moretells me everyday the school is disgusting. staff is rude towards me and my son, wouldn't recommend this school.

Little People's School is truly exceptional! The school is fun and well organized and the teachers…read moreare passionate about guiding the little ones into the future. Both of our kiddos have been at LPS for over two years now and I can't say enough about the staff and their commitment to nurturing and teaching the kids.

I am the most anti-daycare person I know and use to refer to child care facilities as "kiddie…read moreprison!" That was until I needed a place for my grand daughter. Then after a few weeks of research, I discovered what an amazing school LPS is and had the opportunity to meet the terrific staff. I truly believe that Jenn and her staff have created the perfect little school for children. The staff are professionals, with degrees in early education and are some of the most caring individuals I have ever met. Jenn runs a tight-ship and by that I mean an environment that is organized, productive, creative and fun for the kids. She has taken the care of children to a level I have never seen before. After nearly six months of attending LPS, the results are amazing as my grand daughter can't wait to go and is learning at a level much higher than the norm. We think of LPS as a God-send and would highly recommend this pre-school.

Excellent school for little ones, my daughter was admitted to the vpk program and loves it. The…read moreclass sizes are small and the teachers are very hands on and kind. My wife and I toured around all Bonita to find a vpk program that was more of a school than a day care center. Very pleased!

I am very disappointed with this school. I had made multiple calls to Misty Doyle about my son. We…read morewere looking for a small class size because he doesn't do well in large groups. We were told the summer VPK program was very small and has only 4-8 kids. When I ask her how many teacher for the VPK she told me two. I stressed how important it was for my son to be in a small class. I was very transparent about my sons special needs and IEP. On the first day of school I was panicked for two reasons. One, that only one teacher was in the class and two, they have 19 kids in the class. I was told another teacher would be coming in but all the kids are in one big classroom. The teacher was not made aware of my sons special needs in advance. They do not separate the VPK class from the older kids. Needless to say my son did not do well in this situation. He only attended two and a half days and we were called into see the principle and told the school wasn't a good fit for our son. He needed a smaller class size. If they would have been transparent from the start we could have avoided this whole situation. In the future please think about the child you are impacting and not the money.