PARENTS BEWARE!!! Harvard Academy does not supervise your children well. They leave them open to…read morebullying in the playground area. I pulled my son out after seeing several incidents involving bullying on the grounds while pulling up to the main office. Not one Academy employee was in sight each time the incidents occurred. When you call them out on it they don't hold any accountability. If you want your kids to be safe, then take them anywhere else but here!

Before I begin, PLEASE dont allow this school to lead you to believe that they "...don't have any…read morerecord of my name in their files", as this is a 100% lie. That is their generic response to ALL negative reviews. Check it out. My daughter was in the Kindergarten class of Ms. Brianna for 2 weeks. Snack time is "optional" (up to the teacher) and my daughter's class had the street sign "Galaxy Avenue" in the hallway pointing toward the classroom. So, in less than 2 weeks of my daughter being there, she had her hair pulled 3 times (by the same boy) and was intentionally kicked by a boy that was going down the slide too soon (right behind her). Now, I know these kind of things happen. Boys will be boys, right? The problem was that the teacher claimed to have seen none of this. No discipline was handed down to any of these kids after she was informed of their behavior either. My wife wrote a letter to the teacher explaining the situation (the letter has to be handed to an administrator as this is the only way that you can initiate contact with a teacher, by the way). The teacher called her over later that day to discuss it. In addition to the extreme defensiveness and bad attitude she displayed, she accused my daughter of "instigating" these situations. The same daughter that was very shy and intimidated by going to a new school AND that won a Character Education Award for best self control in her entire age group the year before! Sound like an "instigator" to you? She also made up a lie about my daughter handing another kid a pair of scissors and asked that she cut her hair (she has never had a haircut and is scared of getting one). So, we requested a sit down meeting. As we found out in short order at this meeting, there was no attempt to offer a solution to this issue as the teacher (and the 2 other administrators there) were only concerned about defending the teacher. No empathy whatsoever for the student, just "were right and you're wrong". We withdrew her after this meeting. They couldn't care less about disciplining bad behavior or admitting any kind of fault or expressing empathy toward the student. Stay away!

absolutely love the school. It's very clean, and the entire staff is so caring and friendly.read more

My son enjoys going to Nob Hill Academy, everyone is pleasant and welcoming!…read more My son's teacher is Ms Sulema. She is kind, caring, and patient. we highly recommend Nob Hill Academy if your child(ren) would like to attend to preschool that's located in the Plantation vicinity!

As a parent of both a neurodivergent son and a neurotypical daughter, finding the right school was…read moreincredibly important to us. DSA has been amazing. The small class sizes allow for personalized attention, and the teachers' love and commitment to the students shine through every day. Having on-site services like PT, OT, and ABA is a massive benefit. Teachers like Ms Jay, Ms Burton, Ms. Walker, and Ms Kaycee make it such a pleasure to have our kids there. It's very apparent that the staff truly love what they do!

My daughter Janelia has been going to Dickens Sanomi since kindergarten. My experience with this…read moreschool has been great. The staff are great and easy to talk to. Kudos to the principal Miss Juliet, Teachers like Miss Kacey, miss walker,miss Nikia and miss Nicky. Just to name a few because all the staff are awesome. I felt comfortable leaving my child in their care. They treat everyone like family. Ive seen them go above and beyond for kids that need extra help. They protect their kids. I would recommend this school to anyone.

Great marine science magnet program and teachers. Variety of electives, including but not limited…read moreto robotics, ecology, marine remote operated vehicle, engineering, business, Spanish/french, cooking, esports, Minecraft, art, band, speech/ debate, and more. Beautiful facilities and murals throughout the school, and located right on Fort Lauderdale's New River. Students are immersed into various learning experiences that include on-hands experiences, learning field trips such as shark tagging, snorkeling and more, competitions, special events and more. Teachers, administration, and staff all care about student success and positive behaviors.

This school is awful never let your child attend here. The administration and the majority of the…read morestaff are uncooperative and outright rude. Even the teachers fail to do their jobs properly, providing little to no genuine relevant education for the students. Stay away from this dumpster fire of a school at all costs, choose Seminole instead of this disappointing experience.

Great small school that has a challenging curriculum for kids up to 5th grade. A lot of good…read moreactivities for the kids also as far as sports and art. Good religious education also.

My daughter was going into Kindergarten. I needed to find a good school. My friend recommended…read moreBridgePrep of NMB Academy. I applied to the school and she did not make the lotto pick so I went on to the BridgePrep of Hollywood Hills. There my daughter did get picked the following week after I applied. The office staff is friendly and Mr Marcelo, the principal greeted me. Fast forward my daughter just graduated Kinder and looking forward to going to first grade. Her teacher Ms. Brevil is excellent. My daughter has learned so much. The principal Mr. Marcelo is super humble and inviting. I live in North Miami Beach area and am willing to drive to Hollywood all over again. I feel the school is in a safe zone. Nice building and well organized.

Sunset Sudbury School is the perfect setting for my 5 year old son. He has the opportunity to move…read morearound all day long, learn what he wants when he is ready, and handle age-appropriate responsibilities - an opportunity not given to most children his age. He is becoming more confident and independent and enjoys going to school. The Sudbury philosophy is very different from what most people consider school should be. But, it makes the most sense! I encourage everyone to learn more about it and join us.

My daughter WAS enrolled into the school and absolutely hated it. She constantly told me about how…read morebehind she was because the staff never gave her the proper attention she needed. The school was unhygienic and the students were forced to clean every Tuesday and Thursday. All the "learning" in the school was just children being left to do whatever they wanted for six hours. Although I do believe in some freedom the children were not learning. Staff were also an issue, they chose to play with a select few of the little kids. My daughter often said how she felt brushed off and ignored. The school was mostly run by the students doing "school meeting" and "judicial committee" The judicial committee was full of little kids abusing their power of "writing people up" and the school meeting was often disorganized. Decisions and issues were tabled for weeks. The event that was the last straw for me was the way the school was run before an open house. As mentioned the children had to clean the school every Tuesday and Thursday however the day before an open house was what they called a "deep clean." Many of the jobs were shoved onto the older kids and the most disgusting ones included knocking cobwebs down from the ceiling or sweeping up the ant piles behind the couches. I was appalled my child was forced to do this during a school day and also the school was in such a condition. Although I do not agree with the public school method this "school" is a joke

My experience at Calvary Christian Academy has been extremely disappointing. I've attended CCA…read moresince I was 18 months old and I've seen it all. While the school presents itself as caring and faith-centered, many teachers and administrators create an environment that feels judgmental and discouraging. Several teachers make rude or sarcastic comments toward students. Mr. Picon often makes snarky remarks and argues with students in an unprofessional way. Mrs. Rodriguez has also made passive-aggressive comments, including responding sarcastically when students are confused. Many students complain about how discouraging she can be. Mrs. Beal is also known for profiling students based on one mistake and continuing to treat them differently afterward. Students feel that she gossips about them with other teachers and administrators instead of handling situations professionally. She frequently walks the halls looking for minor uniform or dress code violations, such as rolled skirts, AirPods, lanyards, or even students wearing the "wrong" shirt on certain days. When confronted, she often comes across as rude and judgmental and does not show the grace or understanding that the school claims to value, despite constantly referring students back to the handbook. Mrs. Shawver is also difficult for many students to approach because of her rude, snappy attitude and the way she speaks to students. Mr. Amadeo frequently pushes his personal political beliefs onto students, even during biblical discussions where politics should not be the focus. He often presents his personal opinions as completely correct because "the Bible says so" and makes students feel unintelligent for questioning or disagreeing with him. Students have felt embarrassed in front of the class after being called "stupid" and "an idiot" for thinking that way and treated like their opinions were worthless for simply challenging a point or asking questions. Some staff members seem more focused on catching students doing wrong than helping them. Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Cole are known for strict dress code enforcement and often come across as judgmental when disciplining students. Some punishments also feel humiliating rather than helpful. There have been reports of inappropriate comments from staff, including Mrs. Cole calling girls "sluts" for rolling their skirts. Mr. Peters, one of the vice principals, often makes students feel intimidated rather than supported. Mr. Purtic makes some students uncomfortable by discussing personal topics too often and showing favoritism. Coach Leighton has also asked students overly personal questions that felt inappropriate. Overall, the environment at Calvary feels overly judgmental. Students often feel constantly watched, even outside of school, and there are concerns about administrators monitoring students' social media activity. The administration's handling of sensitive situations can also feel humiliating instead of supportive. Students are sometimes punished without clear explanations beyond being told to "refer to the handbook." As a Christian school, faith is emphasized, but students who struggle with faith or ask questions can sometimes feel judged instead of encouraged. Staff members also tend to involve themselves heavily in students' personal lives. There has also been a noticeable decline in student satisfaction, with many students wanting to transfer or leave the school. The school also places extremely high expectations on teenagers while reacting harshly when students make normal teenage mistakes. Instead of helping students grow or learn from situations, many students feel dehumanized, judged, and labeled for small things. The constant pressure, monitoring, and fear of punishment becomes emotionally exhausting and can seriously affect students' mental health. Rather than encouraging a genuine relationship with God, the environment often makes faith feel forced, performative, and connected to fear or shame instead of support, understanding, and personal growth. Overall, Calvary Christian Academy made me feel judged and uncomfortable rather than supported academically, socially, or spiritually. As much as this school stresses grace they never show it nor practice it and highly encourages snitching. In my opinion, it may be a good school for younger students, but I would not recommend it for middle or high school.

Admission process is not regulated properly. They collected an application fee and told me we had…read moretill the end of summer to bring all the records. The admissions person is annoying to say the least, few weeks after applying she emailed saying the application was closed. I still did not have time to collect the records since the year has not closed yet. I would like a refund but of course she didn't reply ( this is for Hollywood location)!