it is good there is good teachers like mrs scalise and there is some classes like technology and…read moreart but sometimes people don't get in as much trouble as they should have but that's for all schools

It was an amazing school and i loved it! A fifth grade teacher named mrs lloyd is one of the best…read moreteachers of all time!

Recently, I took this security class for my D security license. Naturally, I was treading taking it…read moregiven my brother had taken a different security class prior with a different company and had nothing good to say about it. I was pleasantly surprised on how accommodating and personable this class turned out to be. Nino, the instructor, was awesome. Personally, I have nothing but good things to say about this class and without a doubt would recommend coming here for your future needs.

My daughter loves this school & we have tried several. She has a special bond with her teachers &…read morehugs them everyday before leaving. We highly recommend you give it a try. They feed her, teach her & show her love.

I don't even know where to begin. First, I get a call from a family member around 8am to ask if I…read morecould pick up her son as he was not feeling well. She asks me to wait a couple hours just in case he starts to feel better so I do. I call at 10am and spoke to the Pastor/Principal and he tells me he will check on the boy and WILL CALL ME BACK in a few minutes. It is now 11am and nobody has called me back so I call back and I guess I don't have the right to be frustrated? Anyway, I am told that the boy is fine so I ask to speak to "Evan" and he tells me he doesn't feel good and told his teacher he wanted to leave. RED FLAG! So I go pick him up and the Pastor IMMEDIATELY starts verbally attacking me and says, " I was very, very clear in saying that IF there was a problem I would call you back." ( which he DIDNOT say) and don't you think you should call me back regardless? Basically, I am already over this place so I tell him I would just like to pick up "Evan" and he still insists on arguing and I couldn't get in one word because he would just talk over me. He was extremely rude and very condescending. Not to mention this was about 30 seconds of me walking through the door, and in front of another colleague and a child. This was a conversation to be had iin a private setting. I have never been so disrespected by someone in a professional setting. Lastly, they have the kids sitting outside in the humidity eating their lunches. Call me crazy but they should be in a classroom where they can cool off. I have worked in a daycare before and I would never treat a parent/guardian like that. I wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy.

Is it safe for your kids? For most part, yes. But there are incidents that happen, as would be…read moreexpected. How this is handled can be different to you, who is not involved in the system to a parent that is. So if you want to get a little more, get involved. The schools cater to below average to slightly above average. Below average get a lot of help, while very smart kids are left in the dark. Parents of exceptional students should be informed on courses that will stimulate, beyond what the school has to offer. In our case we were not. Nobody was. We had to figure advance course options like FLVS starting in elementary school, ourselves. There is nothing 'exceptional' about that CCPS. CCPS has a full time lawyer and because they create so many issues, just by being rude, they need it. The more issues that are created, the more job security the law department has, so they keep them busy with fresh issues all the time. Its not a satisfactory way to focus on education. And its gone on for decades. I could write a book about all thats CCPS has to offer. From the terrible parking for parents and students at Gulf Coast High School, to the bus drivers, some good, some bad. We could go onto the promoting of religion and religious locations being used for mandatory events by the schools. We could talk about the handing out of bibles on school campuses. We could talk about kids bringing weapons to school and the 'kick a Jew' day in one of the middle schools. Yes, we experience it all in little Naples.

Great high school Oldest on naples so the campus is very…read moregreen unlike newer schools Across from Coastland mall Great football team Heart of Naples

Top in the state, this Southwest Florida county has students wanting to come here, and teachers…read morewanting to teach here. The county has many extra curricular activities, sports, fine arts where many counties have cut out. We have police assigned to each school, another luxury to other schools. Parental support makes this a success as well. Strong PTOs drive the spirit of unity and forward thinking arena.

Oldest and best Middle School in Collier County. Only blocks…read moreaway from downtown 5th Avenue, and across the street from the public library, this small public school is a gem. Teachers who have the honor to teach here never leave out of choice. The atmosphere from administrators on top to personnel on down have always been loving, supportive of the students in more than in their education. Strong academically, many send their children here instead of private schools in the area. There are many after school programs and sports as well. All the extras you expect as well as other courses. Orchestra, band, chorus, technology classes are superior in addition to the core classes. Proud to have this great institution in our community.

This is a wonderful school. Yet small and crowded when filled with students the track is only 367…read moremeters instead of a full 400 so running a mile is 4 1/2 laps instead of 4