Our son had no problem transitioning from VPK to kindergarten becoming apart of this school. He…read moreseems to be learning and making friends at his new school.

We are so grateful we found The Mirasol School at just the right time for our family. We had tried…read morea few other daycares that were decent or even good, but from start to finish this place truly felt like home. No one asked me to write this review--I just had to. We've sent three of our four kids through the school, and the staff consistency has been amazing. It always felt like the same friendly, helpful faces each day. The teachers are truly dedicated and genuinely care about the kids. The entire facility is always clean and organized. The artwork they send home is top-notch--our kids were always so proud to bring it home. One of my daughter's teachers would routinely do her hair in fun, fancy styles just to make her feel happy and special. The overall structure of the program is outstanding. We always felt our children were safe--never a worry about security--and the communication has been excellent. Kim, the director, is warm, professional, and always helpful. She's guided us through decisions when we were overwhelmed and always understood the stresses parents face. She goes above and beyond to ease those stresses and offer support. We're sad to be graduating out of the school, but we will always feel forever grateful. Thank you to all the staff, who now feel like friends. Danny and Kelsey Embick

Beautiful place for kids , they take really good care of all children, super clean great learning…read moreenvironment love this place my son is super happy to see his teacher

We have been attending Guidepost Montessori for about six months now. So far it has been a very…read morepleasant experience. The school and the amazing teachers are committed to provide the best environment for my daughter to grow and learn. She loves to go to school every day. I cannot recommend this school enough to other families who are looking for an authentic and nurturing Montessori environment for their children.

I have put 3 children through this school and never thought there would come the day when I write a…read moreone-star review. For many years this school struggled to retain staff and support for parents or any sense of community amounted to nothing. Education quality suffered as turnover and mismanagement hit hard. We essentially looked at this "school" more like a daycare even though they charged high prices. Still, it was convenient to send our kids here because it was close by. And, the original principle stood as a fixed point, guiding the school through turbulent times and offering a refreshing approach. She understood the struggles we all go through and we built a wonderful relationship with her as she helped us with our ADHD child. There have also always been wonderful teaching staff, even now, who were the redeeming quality to the daycare. Now fast forward to the new principle and changes theyve made to staff and management. We have our 3rd child at the school (no adhd) and have had one of the worst experiences ever. A super unfriendly, unprofessional principle who says one thing then does another and a program that seems to be run with inexperience and a lack of focus on educating our children. After nearly 9 years of sending our 3 kids to this daycare, they called us from a private number and terminated relations with our kid and family because we dared to say something. I simply cannot recommend this daycare and hope there are others now available with more competency and friendlier management teams. Goodluck parents.

I love the Alpha School model and have long admired MacKenzie Price, so I was excited to see one of…read moretheir schools coming to Palm Beach County. I thought it could be a great fit for my child. Unfortunately, the implementation has been disappointing. As a prospective parent, I've found the experience frustrating: staff have been unresponsive, there's been significant turnover, and it's often unclear who is actually in charge. A couple of the guides visiting from Miami seemed impressive, but the rest of the staff left me less confident. I'm open to revisiting the school once they've had time to work through the growing pains, but for now, I'd advise parents to proceed with caution.

From the owner: Imagine a world where your child wakes up and is excited to go to school…read more At Alpha Palm Beach, our revolutionary 2 Hour Learning model combines cutting-edge technology with personalized, one-on-one academic instruction, empowering students to rank in the top 1-2% nationally. Afternoons focus on life skills through hands-on workshops, preparing students to thrive beyond academics. With our guides, students receive tailored support to meet their unique potential. At Alpha Palm Beach, we’re not just preparing students for tests; we’re preparing them for limitless futures.

Temple Beth David is a warm, engaging and inclusive synagogue. Shabbat is a wonderful experience…read morewhether you attend Friday night at the beach or Saturday at the temple. Programming for all ages and interests can be found on their calendar. They are "making connections one person at a time".

Temple Beth David is a growing liberal spiritual community that celebrates through joyful,…read morepassionate radical hospitality. I am honored to serve as the rabbi of TBD and my family is blessed to be a part of this sacred and unique community.

My son entered Providence at the beginning of third grade. He had ADD and essentially was unable…read moreto read. He also was being bullied. Two different schools in the Palm Beach County Public School System fought with us when we wanted to leave him back and it was clear that he was seen as a lost cause that would just be passed along from grade to grade unless we changed schools. 5 years later the progress my son had made at Providence was truly remarkable. Obviously, they taught him how to read but also the skills necessary to learn, both in the class and at home. Socially, he became a gregarious confident young man who sought to help his fellow students. For him, in the middle of 7th grade, we decided it was time to try public school again because of what Providence had done for him. We could have not envisioned a better result. He has moved into advance classes in all his core subjects but for English and Math, and the only reason he has not advanced in Math is because he did not start public middle school until 7th grade. His teachers look to him to assist other students, a task he truly enjoys. Socially, he has also thrived, easily making friends and bullying no longer an issue. Thank you, Providence, for this amazing result. If you are considering Providence, do not hesitate. It is truly a remarkable place.

From the owner: We specialize in Accredited K-12 Private School…read more Education is individualized through time, place, path, and pace. -Tutoring -Test Prep -School Enrollment Options -Emotional Intelligence Training.

St. Mark's is a wonderful private school that now two generations of my family have now gone. I…read morefind that the student to teacher ratio is far superior to most schools. I also find the events they schedule for the parents to enjoy, the highlight of every year. My daughter is going into 1st grade next year and she is currently working on public school second grade workbooks to prepare. I am sure that is not indicative of all public schools but I definitely find that I had the same experience when I went to school there and switched to public schools.

Our son and daughter attended Rosarian Academy from the age of three through 8th grade and we loved…read moreit. Small classroom sizes, access to teachers and administrators electronically so we could keep up on a daily basis with their work. More importantly, easy access in person when wanted or needed. Our son chose the arts and is now a stage/film/commercials/voice-over performer after graduating from the Dreyfoos School of the Arts High School and Florida State University. He is a kind, educated and polite young man. Rosarian played a large part in that. Our Daughter performed in the arts through high school, but chose science/health and is now in her first year of Residency as a physician after graduating from the Oxbridge Academy of the Palm Beaches High School and Florida State University. She is a kind, educated and polite young woman. Rosarian played a large part in that. We felt our kids were ahead of the educational curve when they graduated from Rosarian. Both went to academically strong high schools and the Rosarian graduates tended to stand out.

this school has the best summer basketball camp with the best coaches ! Gary Forbes being one of…read morethe coaches that played in NBA against the late Kobe Bryant so these kids get the best training! my son been playing ball for decades and when he got with Gary and his team my son came out a lot more skilled so we can't wait for next year and we highly recommend others getting your kids the best I. west palm beach.

My daughter was with this school for a little over a year. While it wasn't our first choice, it was…read moreone of the only schools that didn't have a long waitlist.She started in Miss Christine's class which we loved. She loved her teachers and her classmates. We always got photos and updates at the end of the day, and were very happy with how things were going. When she transitioned to the next class, things went downhill. Off the bat we didn't have the same good feeling about the teachers compared to her last class. It was an overall colder vibe, not as caring. My daughter has ALOT of emotions (terrible two era) so I understand this can take a toll on the teachers. But I didn't appreciate how every day when I picked my daughter up, she seemed like she had been crying for long durations. One day, she came home with marks on her hand. I know one of the teachers has long nails but didn't say anything because it could have come from a child. However, none of the teachers commented on the marks which to me was a red flag (usually we would get an incident report or at least the teacher would tell us what happened). Another time, after picking my daughter up, she kept repeating in the car "stop crying, stop crying." When I asked her who said that, she said teacher. I showed her photos of her teachers and there was clearly one aid who she seemed scared of. After this, I immediately pulled her out (also after seeing a similar review from a student in the same class). When the head of the school met with me after I pulled my daughter, she seemed very protective of her staff and I almost felt like she was trying to tell me I was wrong for pulling my daughter out. However, I am SO thankful I did. We transitioned her to Bluffs School and things have improved significantly. The teachers are all warm and have great energy, I love the director, and the tuition is only slightly more than The Learning Experience! Overall, we're happy we made the move. I also was to mention that you should read the positive reviews on Yelp. At least one is from an individual who thought they were posting a review for a toy store. Mistakes happen, but what I think is gross is The Learning Experience commented on that review thanking them for the positive review (see photo- in case they try to get this deleted).

This was our child's first daycare and within 10 days we had to pull him out due to serious neglect…read moreand abuse. He came home starving (with untouched food in his backpack), in urine-soaked clothes despite multiple outfit changes packed, and even signed in on days he wasn't there. Staff admitted they hadn't completed training, and the director "lost" medical paperwork we provided on day one. The final straw: I found deep nail marks on his arm, back, chest, and legs in different stages of healing, plus bruising on his ribs. I have proof from bath time the night before and security cameras the morning of drop-off that he had no marks, meaning this happened while in their care. The director dismissed it as a "lanyard," refused to let me file a complaint, and then willfully downplayed and excluded key facts (what marks were there, how many, and who was responsible). In doing so, she was culpable, negligent, and more concerned with protecting herself than protecting children. Later we learned other children had similar injuries, and that teachers were dragging crying kids into bathrooms, shutting the door, and isolating them as punishment. Two teachers were only let go after another staff member resigned and reported it to the health department. The result? My son developed night terrors, became withdrawn, and was referred by our pediatrician to play therapy to recover from the trauma. I don't normally write reviews, but parents deserve the truth: this center is unsafe, almost never in compliance, and still licensed. The director's willful negligence makes her directly responsible for failing the children in her care.