In 2016 I was able to work with a fourth grade teacher for my ESOL masters class. The school used…read morethe ACE PACE system back then. I believe they still do. The students have field trips often and the school community truly cares about their staff and students. It is a small school which gives students the opportunity to have more one on one time with the teacher. They have grown into more locations. I hope that they continue to grow.

This school has been a blessing! Osceola Christian Prep has a focus on giving these children the…read morebest, individualized education possible while making everyday fun for the students. They have field trips nearly every month and the students get out the classroom nearly every day, with weekly off-campus trips, so they are not stuck indoors all day. Because the curriculum is individualized, students are able to excel at their own pace, a pace agreed upon by both the parent and the teacher.

I Would not recommend Going to this place because one Of the Teachers Ms.Strickland…read more Didn't help my child to teach and Mr. Thornton Didn't help my child get a better grade and he told me that he got bullied in here so I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND TO NOT GO HERE.

I have both my children there in PreK and Kindergarten. Miss Massonet in PreK is the best! My kids…read morelove going to school because she is nice and actually cares. I can tell they are learning, my daughter at 4 years already reads, adds and subtracts, she did get early intervention from the same teacher.

FLIS is A really good school that has great teachers and is really good for people who want to…read morelearn more languages,It made me learn lessons for my life and the only not good thing about it is that we dont play allot but is okay cause we learn fun things most of the times,overall i love it

Great teachers. Amazing class sizes. Wonderful community. However school lacked ability to adopt…read more Decided that Juneteenth should not be fully knowledged. Coupled with an off putting owner did not help our overall experience.

Be aware of Bus driver 447. He has a dangerous demeanor. On the turnpike he cut us off badly…read moreintentionally in bumper to bumper traffic because he needed to be ahead of us. Not well done - as a school bus driver you should be caring and defensive.

They offer the computers to be able to fill out the applications that are necessary to any type of…read moreemployment, it took me almost an hour to fill out the documents.

Five stars for this five star school!…read more This past week was the first week of classes for kids in Orange County, FL, and I have to say that so far I am impressed with my daughter's new school. It is a A grade, five star school (there's posters EVERYWHERE telling you so) and the teachers and staff are all really great so far. The Good: Caring Teachers and Staff: Even before we registered, the staff here went above and beyond to make my daughter's transfer here a smooth transition. There were a few speedbumps, including a rather unique school records issue, but we got it all worked out and they were able to get my daughter registered and in a classroom just in time. My daughter's teacher is a very nice lady who is a very strong communicator, and caters to my daughter's specific needs. She even lets her read to the class! Easy to navigate: One of my biggest issues with my daughter's old school was that the hallways were like a labyrinth and the place was pretty hard to get around. Hunter's Creek elementary is ridiculously easy to get around, and pluss it's all outside. Yay for sunshine! The Bad: N/a Of course the school year just started, and it takes more than a week to fully appreciate a new school. But our experience so far has been great, and in my book first impressions count for a lot! Overall 10/10= Hunter's Creek Happiness

This school has the most unorganized dismissal ever. It takes 2 hours to pick up your child…read more Terrible organization

The amount of bullying that happens at the school is crazy. And nothing is being done about it…read more It's so sad that the way kids are today it makes it hard for other kids to stand up to them selfs against the bullies. How is a child supposed to stand up for themselves now a days. If your do t want your child to be bullied don't send them here

Show me the school lunches are absolutely crap and PE is a joke. They don't even take any effort to…read moredo it. Some of the teachers are corrupt the yelled at me for confusing a Halloween tree for a Christmas tree when the windows are tinted.

Well I came here for Alianza event. Kids have the presentation today... it's a big school all new…read moreconstruction look like great

As a student who recently began attending Gateway, and will soon be leaving, this school's does not…read morepass as a 'B' school in the slightest. In under a week I encountered incidents of unprecedented bullying and harassment. When I tried to get help from people such as the nurse, the dean, and two women from the front office, they acted uncaring, unprofessional, and even exuded airs of irritation at the sight of a student's tears. And don't even get me started about the learning environment. Their curriculum is subpar. I see many teachers who don't bother to teach, instead piling work on students that they do not understand. Overall, this school is terrible. I would not recommend your child to this disappointment of an educational facility that dares call itself a 'school.'

I was excited to explore this school because of how it presents itself as a Montessori environment…read morethat embraces individualized learning. Unfortunately, my experience during our observation left me disappointed. What was advertised did not match what I observed. Rather than meeting children where they are developmentally, there seemed to be an expectation that every child should immediately conform to the classroom routine, including group activities like circle time. I did not observe the child-centered, flexible, and individualized approach that is often associated with authentic Montessori education. I also found the communication about my child's experience to be discouraging. Instead of highlighting strengths, curiosity, or opportunities for growth, the feedback felt largely focused on what my child was not doing. Families of children who may need additional support, whether with communication, development, or transitions, should know that this did not feel like an inclusive environment equipped to help children succeed in different ways. If your school advertises individualized education and a Montessori philosophy, families should expect to see those values reflected in practice. Based on my experience, I felt the marketing was misleading and did not accurately represent the classroom environment we observed. I encourage parents to schedule an observation and carefully evaluate whether the school's philosophy aligns with what is actually happening in the classroom before making a decision.

Updated 29AUG2024 in response to administration reply:…read more Once again, they responded with excuses. Every school faces challenges, but what matters is finding solutions and communicating effectively--two things this school fails to do. I advise any parent considering enrolling their children here to be cautious. You'll encounter excuses and empty promises, as the owners seem to care only about money. Ask yourself, "Why are google reviews disabled?" My daughter attended this school for three years, but last year was the most disappointing. This is not a genuine Montessori environment. The owners appear to prioritize profit over providing quality instruction, valuable extracurricular activities, and clear, organized communication. In our experience, they often say one thing and do another, so it's crucial to hold them accountable for their promises. At the start of last year, they hired a new teacher without informing us. This teacher failed to properly notify me when my daughter was sick during class, claiming a birthday party in the classroom was the reason. I ended up moving her to a different class, but near the end of the year, the main teacher in that class was let go, and an assistant either left for vacation or quit entirely. For a full day, a classroom of 23 kids was left under the supervision of just one assistant, and communication about this situation was delayed. Based on our experience, I do not recommend enrolling children in this school for grades 1-3.

My daughter has been attending this school from VPK and she love it. This is her last year at this…read moreschool and I am very sorry that it is only up to first grade because I would loved to leave her in the school more years. Tremendous school, very organized and the staff very good.