This is my little guy's 2nd year at this school and I've been mostly pleased at how everything's…read moregoing. Pros: -Phone calls about school events -Teachers who genuinely care about the growth of their students -Many opportunities for communication between parents & staff Cons: -The chaos of afterschool traffic at the pickup loop -Some days the kids do not learn all subjects due to the brevity of the schedule & adherence conflicts. (Not enough time in the day to do everything)

Fabulous school. Fabulous teachers. They truly care about their students, and as a rule parents…read moreare very involved here as well. My son's have enjoyed their time at this school very much! The highlight is the Family Camp Out run by the All Pro Dads. So much fun sleeping in tents on campus. Our kids loved it

The 1905 salad was served today. It is very good, close to the original served at the Columbia…read morerestaurant. Very impressive for an elementary school cafeteria. If you get a chance to eat here it is quite a treat.

This is a really great school! The teachers and administration are really friendly and welcoming,…read moreand they really care about the learning and well-being of their students. Academics are rigorous and students (and teachers alike) are expected to raise the bar for themselves. This is a Title 1 school, but the school earned an "A" for the 2013-2014 school year. I highly recommend this school to any parent zoned for Davis.

Principal is very arrogant & judgmental. Explained a situation to her that was innocent and…read moremisinterpreted ,she was Cold and deliberately went out her way to not sympathize. she lacks empathy & grace which is interesting for a "Christian" school ...but that's not surprising when the religion is filled with a bunch of fake believers. she sets a terrible example and I would not suggest it.

This is an "A" school in the Westchase neighborhood and I'm told when it first opened many parents…read moreoutside of this school zone in the Westchase area fought to get their kids into Deer Park. My children have also gone to another "A" school in Westchase and this one might be slightly better, but not by much. All the schools in this area are great schools. AR (Accelerated Reading) testing is encouraged at this school, so my kids do a lot of reading and visits to the library. The AGP program is swift and challenging so your gifted children will thrive here, although science isn't included only math. The last school my children attended included math and science. There are good extracurricular activities available. My children participated in Running Club which is a favorite. There's also chess club and all types of music programs. The music program is fantastic. Mr. Washburn keeps in touch with the parents of children in chorus or any other music program and pushes the children to show artistic creativity in their performances. The vice principal is wonderful and takes time to explain anything a parent has questions about.

This is an elementary school grades K-5…read more My 3 boys have gone here and it's an A rated school. The staff here is excellent and very friendly. Most of the teachers are great and my kids really enjoyed going here. The grounds are kept up pretty good and clean. The drop off and especially the pick up lines are still in need of a better system as it takes almost 45 minutes to pick up each child so you have to prepare for all that. The administration staff seem to have it together as this school again is an A rated school and the leaders of the school have a big part in keeping it that was every single year. School is in Westchase and in a great area for a school. Makes me feel that my child is safe as they have certain policies and systems in place.

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!

Very disappointed with this school, we removed our child three weeks after school started and put…read morethem in a charter Scool and we live right around the corner. We had a parent/teacher conference and was told our child had a focusing problem and see our pediatrician. I called the school nurse for an evaluation and the school nurse said to skip the pediatrician and see a neurologist and put him i mess, NO JOKE!! Now he has never been in trouble of which required intervention, seen the principal, nor was denoted prior to having issues, he is 10. I suggested that the teacher perhaps was not the right fit which she was offended by clearly. We interviewed a fabulous charter school, met the teachers, and he is in the school doing well, in fact all a's and one c in reading of which the current teacher said not to worry he had to get used to get strategies. I asked her if she noted any problems requiring intervention and said ABSOLUTELY NOT. Had issues the previous year with my other child of which he was never in trouble and the teachers and administration really stunk at the handling if an issue and did not even take the word of a patrol and mentor, of which my son was put through slot if crap for something he didnt do. Glad we left !!!

this is the worst school ever. My daughter had went there, and the people at did not help my…read moredaughter at all, knowing that she had ADHD did not support her at all.

The Principal purposely refused to respond to my concerns regarding my child's excused absences…read morethat included Doctor's notes and my emails regarding reported documents to Home Education . My Child has medical issues and My Daughter had a medical emergency and asked the Physical education Teacher if she could please go to the Clinic that she was feeling faint , dizzy and as if she was about to pass out . The Teacher told her we have only 10 minutes left and no you can not . The School records and my personal phone call to the School informing Eisenhower Elementary School of all of my Child's medical issues prior to this incident . 911 was not called nor was I or her Doctor's were contacted. I got concerned and reached out to the School . No child should ever have advocate for themselves during a medical emergency regardless if they are healthy children or disabled .

Amazing, Christ-centered school. We unfortuanately started our children's Christian education at…read moreanother school, but are so thankful to have landed at Skycrest. The male instructors are strong, faithful, athletic, and energetic. They lead the boys with great Christian modeling. We could not be happier.

Choosing a school was hard but if there is one thing I've learned is that its not always just the…read morehow fancy the electronics look or the educational opportunities offered. I wanted teachers that truly cared about my child as an individual. I found that at Skycrest and don't plan on leaving. The curriculum is what we were looking for too - opportunities to excel in Math and Science and extra curricular involvement with clubs and sports.