Enjoyed a production of Sister Act by the Spanish River…read moretheater Department. The Production is put on by the high school students. I was really impressed by the amazing voices that some of these students have.

the school stand out pretty good and overall is a decent school although it has many flaws it isread more

St. Andrews considers itself a parish of stewardship and it is…read more The masses are great, the school is great and the activities and events to help not only the parish but the community and the world is great.

We absolutely love to attend mass here!…read more If we give God a chance, He will help us experience the tremendous benefits of the Mass and the Eucharist. James Stenson writes: Be patient. Bring an attitude of prayer and thanksgiving to Mass, and you will reap great spiritual riches: consolation, confidence, peace, deep happiness, and spiritual strength for the challenges of life. Mother Teresa once wrote: "Jesus is my God/ Jesus is my Spouse/ Jesus is my Life/ Jesus is my Everything. Because of this, I am never afraid." Mother Teresa went to Mass every day. If we love the Mass as she did, we, too, will live in Jesus and he in us, and will we never be afraid. God is Good - all the time! Join our amazing clergy and community in

Where to start? This school is a GEM. I was apprehensive…read moreabout starting my son at school so young but his Pre-K 2 teachers and the school staff have resolved every worry I might have had. Their patient and loving approach to early childhood education has left me deeply impressed. My son has grown by leaps and bounds and I'm excited to see what his continued education at this unique school will do for him as he matures. The class sizes are small and the campus is amazingly situated in picturesque downtown Ft. Pierce. Tuition is affordable and they accept Step Up for Students as well. The headmistress Mandy Doss is attentive and seems to know every child by name. This is the kind of family environment you just won't get in public school or even larger private schools. It seems every other week there's a fun event, activity, or field trip that keeps the kids engaged and us parents involved and able to participate hands-on. We're over the moon with our SAEA experience and hope to keep our boy (and subsequent kids!) there all through grade 12. Thank you, SAEA, for making this an easy choice to be proud of!

I find it extremely inappropriate that this academy would send children of ANY race to a plantation…read moreas a field trip. Having two younger BLACK siblings who have been attending this academy for going on four years now, I am appalled by this behavior. They will not be going. I will happily make recommendations for more appropriate field trip ideas, since the school clearly has ran out of them.

St. Andrew's Orthodox Church is truly a special place. When I was inquiring into the Orthodox…read morefaith, this was the first Church that I entered and Fr. Aristidis was the first Orthodox priest I ever spoke to. He and the parish are truly like a family and they made my family feel welcomed when we started attending services. For years I drove past this Church on my way to work and just assumed that it was an exclusively Greek Church, yet my assumptions were wrong. Fr. Aristidis speaks multiple languages and conducts the services in English, Spanish, and Greek; making the Church feel like a uniquely local "Miami-an" Orthodox experience. You will find people from all different kinds of nationalities at this parish and will surely feel the love of Christ. My family has since moved to the other side of the swamp (Naples), and one of the things we miss the most from Miami is this parish; so much so that we still make the effort to visit as often as we can. If you are in the Miami area and are inquiring into Orthodoxy, I highly recommend that you visit St. Andrew's. You won't find many people having "theological" conversations and you won't find a lot of the talking points that you do online, but what you will find is the love of Christ and it will change you forever.

This is the best Greek Orthodox Church in Miami. Father Aristidis is a gifted priest who speaks…read morefive languages. Presbytera Maria is ready to take on any task large or small to support the community. You won't be disappointed, the friendliest church in town!

Heritage has offered my children a fantastic high school experience. The school community is…read moreencouraging and supportive. While the academic rigor has challenged them. They are well prepared to succeed at any university the attend.

Worst. I honestly can't say enough bad things about this school. From teachers that can't do basic…read moremathematics to principals and dept heads that care more about making the parents happy (i.e. give the kids good grades) then actually assessing and educating the kids properly. If you want your kids to get good grades, American Heritage is the right school. If you want your kids to *earn* good grades, go anywhere else.

Family drove down from Wesley Chapel to watch my grandson play here…read more The parking and general facilities are well maintained. Plenty of security on duty and helpful in directing visitors. We sat in the stadium style bleachers to watch the game.

I'm in school here and it's amazing! The food is delicious and the teachers are nice! I would…read morerecommend going here

Allison Academy is a hidden gem. My daughter had reached a stress level that wasn't healthy at her…read moreprevious high school - lots of needless homework, teachers that didn't teach, kids that didn't want to learn. I knew she would do best in a small, nurturing setting - a place where teachers and administrators would know and understand each child as an individual. I searched and didn't have much hope in finding such a place in Miami. I looked online and found a school I had never heard of - Allison Academy. I called right away and made an appointment to meet Dr. Sarah Allison the very next day. The moment I met Dr. Allison, I knew I had found what I was looking for. Dr. Allison is warm, nurturing and experienced in educating children at the middle school and high school levels. After a tour of the charming school and the chance to sit in during some classes, we arranged for my daughter to visit. She was tentative about going back to school, but once she spent some time here and realized she would have all the support and guidance of wonderful teachers and Dr. Allison, she began again. Not only has my daughter gained a new confidence in herself and her view of school, but she has become a happier child, has made some new friends and regained her old spirit. I am so grateful for the teachers who have given her the desire to learn again.

As a student who is currently going here, it's an absolute disaster…read more First, the kids. They are so disruptive, and as someone who has a lot of focus issues, it's a really big deal. This school advertises itself as "bullying-free", but is it really? I've been bullied to the point where one time, I was groped in the locker room by a boy. And you know what happened? NOTHING! LITERALLY NOTHING! No calling home, nothing! Second, the staff. Oh my god, where do I start? The assistant principal is a awful vile woman. She doesn't do her job well enough and is rude. I'll ask her a simple question, and she will treat me like i'm a stupid idiot. The lady that you give your phone to? Yeah, she has said to me right in my face that she doesn't like me. This is a grown woman. GROWN WOMAN. And what did the assistant principal do? Fucking nothing. She didn't do ANYTHING! If you are considering this hellhole that calls itself a school for your kid, don't do it. It's a bad idea, and you will suffer with the consequences.

Just amazing, we are very grateful to the teachers, coaches and staff for the universal education…read morethey bring to our daughters. The preschool and the elementary school facilities are full of technology and high stimuli design. We love that our children have the opportunity to experience a week full of sports, mindfulness, healthy food and languages to enhance their academic experience. The school allows and encourage the parents to actively engage with the student body and school community, celebrating different cultures and ideas. The staff is so welcoming and supportive that I can't say enough of positive things when looking back at our experience as parents and looking at our children each day. We really value all the nurture and love they receive everyday.

I worked with Centner Academy. I especially want give a rave review to Monica Mullett, the…read moreCommunications Director. Monica has a huge heart, brilliant leadership skills and loves children, and is an Anti-Bullying champion

I've had a very negative experience with Boca Prep and would not recommend this school to any…read moreparent. The administration and staff are extremely unprofessional. The superintendent does not take accountability when she's wrong and chooses to ignore concerns rather than address them. Teachers have lied about students, including my own 3-year-old, which was very troubling and unacceptable. Since my son started at this school, I've faced constant problems. The financial department clearly cares more about collecting money than about the students. I was supposed to be reimbursed for a payment, but despite ongoing communication, they never followed through. Instead, they took the amount directly from my security deposit. When I called to discuss this, the financial department representative yelled at me and hung up on me, which was extremely unprofessional. On top of the financial issues, my son did not learn anything meaningful while attending. The quality of teaching is poor, and I was not the only parent who felt this way. Other parents expressed the same concerns about the lack of learning and the unprofessional behavior of the staff and superintendent. In fact, one superintendent left and the other was fired due to issues with students and parents. Most of us ended up moving our kids to other schools because Boca Prep was not providing the education or environment our children deserved. This school is not beneficial for children, and parents should beware before enrolling their kids here. It's so bad they turned off Google reviews. They pay or incentivize parents to write nice reviews about them.

Originally reading the reviews I was a bit skeptical to put my kids in Boca prep but there is a new…read moreadministration team and wonderful teachers. Communication, curriculum, and activities are wonderful and my sons are very happy! It's our first year but it's going great so far.