This is a great school. I have had my daughter here for her first two years of school and I have…read morebeen very impressed with staff and curriculum. As a single mother it is a financial burden but for me it has been worth every penny and would recommend to anyone looking for a challenging and rewarding education for their child. For anyone looking I would suggest a tour so you can get a feeling for the campus and faculty. They also have a competitive before and aftercare program for those who would require this option.

Probably the worst decision I've made as a parent was putting my daughter in this school. Please…read moreparents, if you're thinking of this school, don't. They would be better off getting their education in public school. The sports? Bad. Clubs? Bad. Teachers? The turn around is insane. No reason a kid should have multiple teachers in all in one year. Started the year off meeting and learning the styles of a few teachers and ended up with complete different ones before the 2nd semester even started. Kids? Not nice. Teacher response? Completely non-existent.

Risen Savior is the most beautiful and welcoming Preschool I've ever seen! My kids love attend this…read moreamazing school. The staff truly work together as a team!

My grandson has been attending RSA preschool for the last two years. It has made the world of…read moredifference in his ability to read, and socialize with other children. They are opening a new kindergarten in the fall, they have a wonderful staff and offering.

I was at my wits end with my daughters other school. They told me that they believed she couldn't…read moreprogress any further in school. I was devastated. I looked around a lot for different schools. I liked that they called themselves an inclusive chrstian school. I meant with Dr Tubbs who I found to be a caring wonderful lady and I broke down in her office describing all the painful things I and my daughter went through with the other school and she told me about her vision for a school that loves all and teaches all. I am so impressed with Grace Education Academy and all they've done for my daughter in the short time they've had her. She got promoted to fifth this year which was something I wasn't sure was going to happen after what the other teachers at the other school were telling me. Thank you Dr Tubbs for starting this amazing school and for all the care and concern you show for all your students. Your child can succeed here no matter what anyone else has told you.

I love this school! The Principal and teachers take care of the children as their own. They do…read moreteach them with morals and ethics in mind and treat each other like a family. One word to describe GEA, would be love.

I investigated many schools in South Tampa. I was impressed with the people and school. My twins…read morestarted in K2 and now in 2nd grade. They will stay through grade 8. Best teacher, best technology and the culture is second to none. I highly recommend SKE to every parent.

I have 4 children at SJE, with kids at each of the 3 campuses. We are approaching our 10th year as…read morea St. John's family. I am so proud of the growth of this school that has occurred under our current administration/leadership. They are determined in their commitment and decisive with their strategies to make SJE better than ever. The Lower Division provides a solid foundation for the students, progressively preparing the kids for their middle school years by providing increasing age-appropriate autonomy and independence as they grow.

Lake Highland prep is an Excellent private Christian school for K-12. Very expensive but worth…read moreevery penny. They have the best teachers and all the students are there to learn. They also have some of the best athlethics programs like swimming, soccer, lacrosse and other extracurricular activities like drama, choir, etc.

The academics might be there but their vibe is OFF. It feels like Slytherin. My daughter was there…read morefor a few days but she came home crying everyday. They have class birthday parties where only 2 kids from the whole class would show up, unless it was an expensive birthday party. Just not my scene. But yes their curriculum is advanced!

My son began at this school in fourth grade, he is now graduating this year. It's been quite the…read morejourney. We appreciate all of the input that the school takes from parents. Thanks SocPrep

As a first year teacher, I was welcomed with open arms. This community is truly like a family. The…read moreimmediate indication is how each student is viewed holistically and not as just a number. There is a true dedication to ensuring that all students are comfortable and heard whether that is academically or emotionally. Students are given a freedom to explore their own passions deeper while also receiving a well-rounded education. Teachers are given the autonomy to cultivate an environment set up for each student. This school is the future of education.

Was a skeptic on Waldorf education before coming here. But now my kids actually have a love for…read morelearning, and can compose themselves in public without needing an iPad stuck to their faces. You reap what you sow and I'm very happy with the direction my kids are going.

We considered many options for our son's education, and we knew that this was the most critical…read moredecision when it comes to his early, formative years. As soon as we made contact with the Waldorf School of Tampa Bay, we knew that we had found something unique. My son and I were introduced to the school through the Merrily We Meet parent/child classes, taught by one of the most delightful educators you'll ever meet - Ms. Connie. She provides a beautiful introduction to Waldorf education through modeling, singing, simple handwork, puppetry, article/book discussions, and so much more! If you are interested in learning more about Waldorf education, this is such a lovely way to start. I will forever treasure the early days when I was able to attend class with my son! I shared everything I learned with my husband, who did some more research and went to tour the school with me. We saw the campus (it's magical), talked to the administration and faculty, asked tons of questions about curriculum and safety and social emotional well-being, and left the tour feeling so relieved that we had found a school where we felt our son could have the space and guidance to thrive; not just academically, but also physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Fast forward to the end of our son's first year in the early childhood program and we cannot be happier. He is excited to go to school every morning. He has lots of free play inside and outside, circle time, a healthy and hearty organic snack prepared by his teachers, and plenty of opportunities to socialize in different settings - from outside in the sandbox, to inside playing with toys, to around the table sharing a meal. He loves his teachers, and we do too! They have been very helpful in sharing ways that we can support our son's first year in school. We treasure the fact that they honor our son's current stage of childhood and respect him as a unique individual. In addition to our son's day to day happiness with his teachers and classmates, we have learned what it means to participate in a school that nurtures not only it's children, but entire families! We have had many opportunities to become involved in our school community through the parent council and through monthly parent education sessions presented by various teachers. Topics are always inspiring and range from nourishing a child's imagination, to how art feeds science, to creating loving boundaries, and many more. We have felt so welcomed and respected by the entire community throughout our first year as a Waldorf family. And we've learned a lot, too! In summary, my child is safe, well cared for, and respected at his school. His teachers know what is developmentally appropriate for his age and for him as a person, and they guide him accordingly. The teachers, administrators, and parents all support each other and the result is this peaceful, thriving, magical little community beneath the oak trees in Palm Harbor, FL. A place where learners are exposed to rigorous academics alongside the arts, plenty of time to explore and play and move their bodies, instruction in multiple languages, hands-on experiences, and countless opportunities to think critically. And I'm so glad that we get to be a part of it!