Usually at the front office of any business you would like a warm welcoming environment. Especially…read moreat an elementary school. The Front desk Administrator Mr. Patel is the worst of the worst. I don't know how he continues to be allowed to talk and treat people the way he does. Parents , Students, and Coworkers. I have personally encountered his behavior many many times. His attitude is disgusting. He is not welcoming , polite or helpful. His behavior needs to change. My kids will not be returning next year specifically because I as a parent do not feel comfortable entering the school at all as I do not know if he will be at the front desk.

Back when I went to this school, this school is probably the worst school in the West Palm Beach…read morecounty for Elementary kids. Back then we recently moved to West Palm Beach, I was in need of school since I was going into 3rd grade. I was the only white kid in the class, but there was other white/hispanic kids in other classes. So with that, the teacher didn't teach me like other students, I failed the grade due to the teacher and the FCAT, and I had to retake 3rd but in a different school. If you can afford it. Put your kid in a Private School, you will get your money worth in the matter of weeks and they actually care for both you and your kid. The Public school system is horrible (that's also including the FCAT in order to pass the grade level).

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 review is only on observation for the volleyball team - nice campus, nice gym and very…read morefriendly employees. Definitely made a good impression on me. So for that, they are a positive influence on the outside world!

The staff at Berean have been a true blessing to our family. They are patient, kind and encouraging…read morefor our son.

Such a great school. We have two children and have have really enjoyed our experience so far…read more Randall Martain and Adam Miller are great leaders. They teach wonderful life values/lessons to the children as well as excel in academics. The kids have opportunities to do after school activities such as piano, violin, sports, and after care until 6 pm.

This is school and yet they had a disabled man arrested for no reason.He was there to see a show…read moreand had a ticket yet they called the police and had him arrested. This is outrageous for a Christian school to behave like Do not place your child here to be taught these values.

My daughter had this school she got bullied called that she was fat she didn't pass she said that…read morethey gave her her homework but they didn't tell her how to do it .

FTA is a great school, I loved its course, teachers and staff! Very serious, modern and committed…read more FTA you're the best!!!

I attended Forest Trail Academy for my freshman and sophomore years of high school. I am undeniably…read morecertain that I made the right decision taking these two years of school online. Forest Trail was my first experience with online schooling, and there are definite pros and cons.  Pros:  It's truly at your own pace. There are no deadlines (aside from finishing within the year) so you can work whenever you want to. This is nice for obvious reasons! The work isn't that difficult. Reading through the material gets a bit lengthy, but as long as you have common sense, it will not be difficult for you to pass.  Cons:  If you have inattentive teacher, you're really on your own. I worked best when I focused on one class at a time, and then I would move onto the next class. The final class that I had to finish my sophomore year was my math class. I messaged my teacher quite a bit asking for specific help on specific lessons. The teacher would take anywhere from 4-7 days to respond. And unfortunately, when she did respond, she refused to answer my questions. She would say, "please review the material". This was very frustrating because the material just didn't make sense to me, and my teacher refused to help me.  It's expensive. This is not a bargain by any means. You will definitely be paying a pretty penny to attend Forest Trail. Although, if it's worth it to you for a truly at-your-own-pace school, then it's worth it.  I stopped attending forest trail because of the price and my experience with my math teacher. But, I'm glad that I spent two years enrolled in this school. You could probably find a better deal out there, but Forest Trail is definitely an option that will get the job done.

If you are prepared to enter the world of drama where some families have greater influence over…read moreothers, where some parents and students gang up on others in a mob-like mentality, where students are allowed to fabricate stories without any proof and get results, where rules are applied unevenly, where documented evidence of physical abuse by a student against another student from the next door Jewish Community Center will not even be looked at or considered when that student's parents have influence in the community, where injustice and discrimination occurs, where children are forced to leave unwillingly in the middle of the school year, and where the administration allows such influence and events to occur, then by all means go here. But do not say you were not warned if you are reading this review. Please note that all of this occurred after a major change in the administration at the beginning of the school year in 2018. Take note very well that there are no positive reviews since that time.

Not a school of faith. The staff in administration are very judgemental, critical and frankly…read moredangerous. They don't think of their students. Example: I was given random monthly bills from lunch balances. To which when I inquired i was accused of not feeding my child. Then they said they would not give my child food going forward if I forgot (though I never have) . Also charged for fees for after/early care that I have never used. They charge like it's health insurance. Place is not of God. Just doesn't feel like it. Especially given they serve alcohol at school fumctions yet tbey hold this position of hyper cistisism. Definitely don't put kids first.

My child attended here for years kindergarten thru 1st grade. We moved from NJ so we just wanted to…read moresecure a good school. We splurged - this school is almost $10k per child for the year. My child was met with very harsh criticism from each teacher, and even worse from the gym teacher. I was surprised with bills from the lunch room, but my child brought lunch everyday. When I called I was informed that they had billed me $7 for hot lunch since my child dropped his lunch. They make you do community service or you have to pay $200 at the end of the year. When I decided we wouldn't come back to this school I refused to pay the $200 and they kept my child's report card as collateral. -Thank god the public school we chose was understanding and let him join anyway.- My son was in first grade when we decided to leave the school. At the end of first grade he could not read a standard clock but he could recite the holy sacraments by heart. This is a military school in catholic clothing. My son dreaded going here everyday and especially dreaded Mrs. McClure. If you want your child's self-esteem completely torn, send them here.