I've been using this school for 2 years now and I can say hands down that the teachers I've…read morepersonally dealt with and the owner are fantastic. As for the mishap I saw in the other review I don't feel this reflects a fair evaluation for walking in for 5 minutes and walking out the door. The owner has a strict cleanliness code and tries to serve nothing but organic food which I absolutely appreciate. They poddy train the young ones and the classrooms are filled with fun activities and content for learning. I've got another baby on the way and the next one will go through this school as well.

Small non-franchised school that is very passionate about what they do. You can tell that Stephanie…read morethe director/owner loves children. She always goes above and beyond with communicating and with her care.

mostly the overcharging is why I gave 1 star and would have given zero stars if I had the option…read more First issue was 2 registratio fees one week apart sending our daughter for the last week of the summer program. we were told that would be the normal tuition, not an extra added tuition on top of the normal. lastly was the end of the year we were told the payment would stop as soon as the school year was over, they still charged me 2 weeks. Had I known that, I wouldn't have paid 2 weeks for our baby sitter. unreal

Ladybird Academy of Lake Underhill My grandson attended for…read more4 1/2 months and had one virus after another. Three weeks ago he came down with the rotavirus (contracted from fecal matter) and just last week was sick again. I do not believe that this is an isolated case and that these contagions could have been prevented had there been proper sanitation and disinfection.

I am so appalled at the previous review of Galileo School for Gifted Learning that I had to respond…read morewith my own 5***** recommendation. My three grandchildren have been students for the past 6 years and their education has been excellent. Galileo believes that all of their students have talents waiting to be discovered and the teachers and support staff help them find "themselves". They provide the guidance, the tools, the support and the FUN that all Florida students would love to be part of. Galileo is currently opening their second campus because there are so many children in Seminole County that want to be part of this fantastic school. Their parents have heard about the student success at Galileo, entered their kids into an enrollment lottery that has twice the number of applicants as slots. If that isn't a testimony of success I don't know what is! If you are interested in visiting the school for the 1921/22 school year (they have a full student body for this 1920/21 year) look at the school website, the parent reviews and the state of Florida statistics. I am confident your children will have the same fantastic, memorable educational experience my grandkids are.

We have been having a very pleasant experience with Galileo Skyway Campus Sanford from day one…read more Outstanding and kind support staff and highly qualified, dedicated, and extremely responsive teachers. Galileo believes that all of their students have talents waiting to be discovered and the teachers and support staff help them find "themselves". Parent and teacher involvement is excellent. My child loves going to this school and looks forward to attending all the fun educational activities and field trips. Highly recommend to everyone.

My daughter recently started pre k here and I am very pleased with this school. We come from up…read morenorth where the schools are totally different from Florida I was scared having my child in a public school would stunt her learning as schools up north seem to be 2 grades ahead of Florida schools. Problem solved at annunciation Catholic academy. The teachers are very attentive the lesson plans even in pre k are light years ahead of public schools. My child will attend this school until she ages out. Anyone that has hesitations about public school check this school out. Annunciation has gone above and beyond for my daughter and I as said she has food restrictions and they make every effort to make sure her diet is met!

My daughter started attending Kindercare Oviedo location when she was two, we loved it immediately!…read moreCould not be happier with the teachers, curriculum, or the facility itself. My daughter is attending their preschool program now while my son is in the two year old class. Between the spirit days each day of the week or the decorations they always have outside in front of the building my kids both love it. We take a photo every morning with the decorations before we can go inside. I highly recommend this location for anyone who is looking to place a child in daycare or their afterschool care program.

If your child is a perfect little angel, you should have no problem enrolling them in this…read more"learning center" that is headed up by an old woman who should have been let go from her position 20 years ago. But, if you have a child like mine, who tried his best to make all the right choices everyday, but was not always successful, just know the director will not make big accommodations for your child, but she will make sure your tuition check gets cashed every week. We were enrolled in this Kindercare location for approximately 6 months before we removed him. He was 4 and a half when he started, and we paid the full-time tuition cost, plus the full-time cost of tuition for his infant sister. The infant room teachers were great, of course. But the transition with rest of the staff did not come easy. Our son's teacher could not physically keep up with any of the kids. She was grossly overweight with bad knees. She was sitting and yelling at the children most of the time when we saw her. The director is also an old woman who probably should've retired years ago. She has a very troubled adult son, and she had no problem sharing details about his life with us, seemingly comparing our son to her own. As the months dragged on, we had meetings with her, and I would get phone calls at least 2 or 3 times a week because this seemingly "experienced" teaching staff could not handle my child's meltdowns. Like they've never had a child meltdown before? They couldn't have put him in a safe spot by himself until he cooled down? It got to the point where the director told me what time I needed to drop him off in the morning because she had to have certain teachers available. I didn't realize this director was my new boss to dictate my work schedule as well. But they also told me on certain days I would need to pick him up if they were having an inspection and they did not want him there. But they still had no problem collecting my check every week, with no payment adjustment if I did need to pick him up early for their own personal reasons. Near the end of our 6 months it felt like no one was trying to include him in any activities with the rest of the kids anymore. He would tell us he was by himself all day, or next to the large, loud teacher most of the time. Most of his behavior issues boiled down how tired he got during the day and he would cry and yell in frustration over small things, and he kicked the chairs in the classroom. According to the director, this behavior was enough for two "teachers" to allegedly quit because of my 4 year old. The cherry on top from his teacher was the day of VPK graduation, and she told me he had a rough day. So much so, she wasn't sure that he should even be allowed to join the ceremony with the rest of his classmates. That took me by such surprise, the class practiced their ceremony, they had robes, everything, and this woman told me a few hours before that she didn't think he should be allowed to join in. What was supposed to be a happy day, made me so upset leading up to when we chose to come anyway. But the nail in the coffin came during the summer session when the director told us in an in-person conversation that she was "waiting for all the kids in his class to turn 5 before they went on a field trip." Great, we thought - he will love to go on his first field trip. She even sent out a reminder in the app of the "vpk field trip." The day before the field trip she told us our son would not be allowed to go, even though we consented to it. She did not trust him on a bus. He was singled out for her own personal fears of what he "might" do to jeopardize the safety of others. She had no real way of knowing that our child or any other child would obey basic safety rules, but those kids were allowed to go. When I finally expressed all of my frustrations with her through email, that same afternoon she decided to embarrass herself and my family by yelling at us (with other families around) in the school parking lot. She essentially told us what bad parents we are and if he did go on the field trip and something did happen, she would call the Department of Children and Families. This behavior by her was enough to send me over the edge to report her to her higher management and dis -enroll our kids as soon as possible. I'm shocked she's still there. She started sweet, but deep down she is not a good person to families that might have it a little tougher than some. Of all people, she should have understood.

Very happy with this school. Have there been some issues? Yep but every school has issues from time…read moreto time. What I do know is their curriculum and teaching is great. Evidence of this My Daughter started Middle School this year and because of her 5 years at Choices was automatically put in the Advanced classes to include GEMS Math and again she is excelling. Let's talk something else that shows how well they educate. My daughter also has been selected and is not part of the Duke TIP program. My youngest went there last year for VPK and is now in Kindergarten. And in little more than a month he is reading books at home already at a higher level than kids his age typically read without help. Do they teach to the test (FSA) yep they do. But So doesn't all schools that receive County Funding. Currently a Nationwide Blue Ribbon School. Strongly recommend the school.

Very good school. My son is in second grade and we still like it. Great, loving and understanding…read moreteachers. I would highly recommend this school

Our son has been attending the Jupiter school since March and we have been very happy with the…read moreteam. He is always greeted with smiles and his teachers really adore him. The school is clean and operates well. They take great care of their staff, the facility and most importantly- the kiddos!

My son has been attending the Jupiter school since he was 8 months old, and he is now 3.5 years…read moreold! Since the moment he started, we knew he was in good hands. Having the cameras and app to check in and receive updates throughout the day is so helpful and put our minds at ease being away from him! All of the teachers are wonderful, but I have to give a special shoutout to Ms. Roxy- she is an angel and so amazing with the kids! Every morning my son wants to stop by her room and say hi, and it has been over 2 years that he has been in her class! Would highly recommend the Jupiter school to any parents looking for a safe and loving daycare.

This school and community is terrible as a current student this schools education model is just a…read moreworded up controlling communist almost like system and during rec time i saw a girl kicking my friends almost hurting them and i tackled her to get her to stop and when i did she started kicking me and i took it and now i said i will get the administrates and she threatened me and said she would sue me and say i harassed her if i did now everyday i have to take this as basically blackmail and something as the architecture of the school there is a t hallway which only requires 1 person to patrol your always watched in this school and one weird thing is this school is a inc(incorporation) which means they get investor funding and still does fundraisers

This is such an amazing warm and inviting school! My children have attended for the past several…read moreyears. We are highly impressed with the teachers love, understanding, and dedication to the students. The students really get immersed in the education by hands on experiencing it with art, literature, science, and music. We are very thankfully we found just a wonderful community of parents and students.