The staff is nice but some teachers don't know how to do their jobs and they don't discipline…read moreSome bad kids

Last year was the first year my son attended Lehigh Elementary. I rated it 5 stars by the end of…read morethe year... this year, I'm rating it 2 stars. I'm going tonstart out with saying the staff and faculty are pretty great. They are all so positive and great to my children. My issues are lack of lunch for my children or my children complaining that during their lunch hour the lunchroom is running out of items for them. They are not always getting fed a decent planned out lunch.... second concern is parent pick up line. I can't believe me and others have had as many issues this year with a particular parent driving recklessly in the pickup line and around the school where it is a great concern for other children's safety. I've notified multiple school employees and sent emails and this issue does not ever get resolved.

Both of my daughters have attended Grace. My oldest attended the one in Fort Myers with Mrs. Amy…read moreand my youngest attends Grace Community School in Lehigh Acres. Both facilities are wonderful. Mrs.Amy, Mrs. Patricia and Mrs. Ana are wonderful directors/owners. The teachers are super sweet and love my girls. Especially my youngest, she seems to be a star at the Lehigh location. My only complaint and I don't mean for it to sound offensive or ignorant but I wish they had more teachers that speak fluent English. Luckily, my youngest's teacher in the evening speaks English wonderfully and we can communicate about how she's doing and how she's acting. Love you all, The Chapmans

I love this place. My son's face says it all when he gets dropped off in the morning, he smiles…read morereally big before his arms fly out reaching for his teacher. When I pick him up in the afternoon, he is usually sitting in a teachers lap dancing, singing, smiling and having a blast. I love the daily progress reports telling me about his day and the highpoints. We are always greeted by name upon our arrival by Rev. Aaron or his wife Patricia. I couldn't be happier with this selection of daycare, they truly are a blessing for my family.

Amazing school and staff! My daughter loves it. They are super organized and everyone is so kind.read more

I am a student at three Oaks Elementary school, it's an outdoor campus and the fact that it's an…read moreoutdoor campus makes it so much better teachers are good the cafeteria is good everything about it it's pretty good if you're going to take your kids there for elementary school I highly recommend it

Good school. Kinda strict with the dress code policy, but a very big deal. Most teachers are really…read moretrained well. They are kind, helpful, and always in a positive mood!!

This school has been the absolute worst experience for me and my friends. In this school failing is…read moreexpected due to it being very hard to find good teachers. Some English teachers don't even speak English here! the disciplinary staff are SOOOOO useful because they just stand in the halls blowing their whistles and personally i have very sensitive ears so they are HARASSING me. If you have a fear of roaches and bugs dont go here. There are so many health code violations and the bathrooms are usually all broken. This school is always missing teachers so if you come here expecting to learn you might want to choose another school. TBH i am talking about the middle and high school campus the elementary is average. Also the students are terribly ghetto and rude but the AMAZING (Im being sarcastic) diseplenary staff do nothing about it, probably because they are all chopped cheese . Overall please don't send your kid here for the sake of their mental health.

This is a really incapable and terrible school for children. The staff there is constantly telling…read morethe kids to shut up, be quiet, or threaten them with something. The kids get extra points when if they walk in the hall with one arm across their chest and the other covering their mouth while walking single file. I've spoken to the staff many times over from the counselor, assistant principal and principal, teachers and nothing ever changes. Lots of False promises and fake apologies. It benefits them if you as a parent don't come feel comfortable approaching them. They keep things quiet about what's going on in school. The only way you'll know is if you have a relationship with your child where you dig about how their day actually went. When my child was going there in his second year there were kids bullying/attacking other kids in the restroom. Lifting them up off the ground in unfair condition of 3 kids to 1. Kicking in the doors to the stalls they were using and just acting out. This would happen weekly. I as assured they'd put people to rove the hall way and they didn't for weeks. There's was one week where I didn't hear anything happened because my kid saw someone in the hall. My kid was apart of 4 different encounters in the bathroom. He would tell the teachers and they wouldn't even communicate it to the principal or look into it. One day I was talking to the principal Jason Wade and a small child walked in between us talking and he told him that there were kids bullying him and others in the bathroom. He points at me and says "oh it's the same thing you're talking about". I let him know that the school is not capable of protecting and allowi children to feel safe so they can learn. Kids are taught to be quiet and stay still and not to interrupt so that the teachers can teach the curriculum. If the kids do interrupt they are ridiculed and threatened. Points taken away, colors changed and dropped, threatened parent phone calls. Etc. When they're in the cafeteria having lunch they have staff on a microphone yelling at kids to be quiet and continuing the threats. They're not allowed to talk during lunch. When they take their 20 min break they're not allowed to talk to other kids in other classes. So if they have a sibling or friend that happens to be there at the same time it's frowned upon for them to talk to other classes. I mentioned to Principal Wade that maybe there's so much restraint out on these kids and that's why they want to act out so much when they're hidden in the bathroom beating up other kids. His solutions were hollow. Nothing worked. The staff didn't support each other. Everyone agrees with you that you're right but change nothing. I removed my kid from this school. The more you speak the more you realize that you're not the only one going through it.