Parking sucks for visitors. Lol…read more I'm a counselor and the staff is thorough with their checks and sign ins. They're also accommodating for speaking to kids. The school itself isn't in great shape..paint missing here and there but overall it seems to run well. My client loves it there.

Not sure if this is the school that bans hoodies but considering the staff were probably insecure…read moreduring their youthful years, you'd think they'd be more sympathetic towards the kids wearing hoodies or jackets that help them feel comfortable.

its good because there are some good teachers and some that aren't so good…read more so yeah there you have it!

This school promotes giving great Academic opportunities but for students that struggle and need…read morethat extra mental support they give no extra effort. I am a concerned parent and always on top of my son but if I cannot get the same support from the school then all they are doing is helping The high academic kids what about the other great students. I was embarrassed and shamed today by the Assistant Principal. I would never recommend this school to no one. The students wander the hall ways with no discipline or control. I email teachers and get no response and no requests to meet with me to discuss his progress. They do not care this is like a factory.

This school is incompetent in every aspect. The school treasurer is never there or says she's busy!…read moreshe Comes to work at 12Pm knowing there's plenty of seniors/ students that need help to see there upstanding fees. especially during the last few weeks of school for seniors. counselors as well. Fellow Parents if you are thinking about sending your children to this school DON'T it's a waste of time and they bleed you dry with ridiculous school events fees and class fees and the students never receive the supplies or textbooks needed for the class and then are required to buy these supplies separate and find their own textbooks, even though a fee was paid (if i could i would give this school No stars at all)

School is improving. My third child liked it but she scored very low on the SAT. Apparently they…read moreare a magnet school now so hopefully the education gets stricter

Great School. The school has been a high performing school for many years. Has received an "A"…read morefor the last three years. Staff is friendly and the teachers are ver good.

Everything is fine except for Juana Verona, the algebra 2 teacher. She made a student cry, and she…read moretold my daughter and her class that they didn't have to study for the SAT. She also told them that they didn't have to go to school.

Former student of Reagan;…read more Did not learn anything impactful or useful to function as an adult and is the biggest 4 year of my life that I'm not getting back. Administration were apathetic and consolers guided me poorly when I asked for better option due to disability - the heck they gonna know - standardize testing gets priority. Students were pretty terrible to each other and I only went out of obligation, I learned literally nothing and couldn't get through college because of teacher protest and general mediocrity. - I'm trying again a decade later. This school has a semi decent special Ed department and classical arts. But Miami-dade Public school as a whole is a sham. Never enough money in the budget because some clown in Tallahassee resigned with the money in their pocket. No proper precautions were taken in regards to bullying, none of the students spoke English, school lunches were very cheap and poor quality, and expensive during my youth. Can't imagine now! Teacher are not paid enough and force to teach around standardize testing of their passionate enough to teach. Creativity and innovation is sucked out of teenagers who are given adult responsibilities with children limitations. "Didn't pass standardized testing because your have learning disability and bad teachers" Take two math classes instead of home ec for a WHOLE year!!" Home school your older teenager or send them to magnet/charter school that will teach them the core things of what they actually want to learn and be career wise. nothing practical or is taught here and your teen's special talent will never be explored- AND is not centered around standardized testing. Or get a GED and go to community college, they're trash in their own right as well, but it's a better learning experience than the mediocrity that is this institution.

This school is garbage. The school consistently fails to punish students who actually deserve…read moreconsequences, while others get blamed or ignored entirely. There is clear favoritism, and rules are enforced only when it's convenient. On top of that, the food is disgusting. so bad that students have gotten sick and vomited after lunch. Administration lies to parents, making up lies about their own children. As a parent myself, the school denies what really goes on. They also restrict bathroom access to an unreasonable level, forcing students to stay in class even when they genuinely need to go. Overall, the school creates an unfair, unhealthy, and disrespectful environment for students. Too worried about student ID's and not worried about ACTUAL problems. TERRIBLE IF I COULD GIVE ZERO STARS I COULD!!!!!! Sexual things occur and assault as well. Very disturbing, if you love your children, you wouldn't put them here. They dont talk about the real experience.

This school went from super hood and dangerous to a MAST A+ School !! I went to this school when it…read morewas in the transition of becoming a MAST school. I don't know how the teaching is now but when I went here when it was a dangerous school in the early 2000s they were pretty strict when it came to school work , uniform, projects and etc !

Great school I love it a lot of keep it going I will see if you have a good one and I'll be sure…read moreand let me see what I have think I will have it done and then I'll get it over with the boys to get the boys and I can go over to your place to see you then and

When I arrived at the front office and informed the staff member (a blonde-haired woman whom I…read morebelieve is Mrs. Dominguez) that I needed to withdraw my son, I was told to come back from 8:00 AM and 10:00 AM. The next day , I asked for clarification to why , than was told "that's the registration rules withdrawals are limited to that time frame ", The interaction felt dismissive and unnecessarily curt. I then asked if there was anything specific I would need to bring when returning the next day during the designated hours. She quickly told me a short list of required items, and I left the office. Once in my car, I realized we had an absence note that had not yet been submitted. I had already inputed the absences through the parent portal weeks ago but than learned they were not accepted electronically, so I wrote a note. I sent my son back inside to submit the physical note, but he returned saying it would not be accepted.i asked him why he said idk she just said "no I can't take it." I then went back in personally to hand in the note and was told it could not be accepted because my son was absent that day. I explained that he was in the process of being withdrawn and therefore would not be present that day or the following day bc he's being withdrawn , what sense does that make he's not coming to this school anymore?? She was again rude as fuck, bad attitude and I asked her for her name. That's when she ran in the back office. At that point, I seen a dean i spoke with before and I explained the situation. He than clarified that the system would not allow the note to be entered while my son was marked absent, but once the withdrawal was completed, the absence documentation could be processed. I appreciated his calm explanation and assistance.i said ok thank you soo much .. (My concern was ensuring that his absences were properly documented so he would not be marked truant. ) However, during this interaction, with the dean lil blonde girl aka ms. Dominguez came from behind the bullet proof offices and ran passed me out front to get the local school law enforcement . I want to be clear that I was not refusing to leave or causing a disturbance, or behaving aggressively. I was simply attempting to resolve a documentation issue to prevent potential truancy complications and write up a complaint..she called the police bc you didn't want to give me your name, or because you couldn't clarify a simple question with an educated answer.. idk. My primary concern is not the policy itself but the manner in which the situation was handled. The communication was dismissive, unhelpful, and escalated unnecessarily. Calling law enforcement during a routine administrative discussion felt excessive , like that shit cute, I play chess not checkers, I don't know was she scared , being behind bulletproof glass , lmao . reactions are caused by actions, your extremely rude I wanted your info to report you to your superiors a simple write up thats what adults do when being treated poorly !! instead of behaving like children arguing, fussing . I don't argue n fuss sweetheart I handle business. and you chose to run to get the police. While I was in my same flow talking to the dean. Thats soo cute. There's no flipping the script you're not a victim, they can easily run the cameras back dumb dumb that's all the office has to do. SMH. Front office staff represent the school and are often the first point of contact for families. Professionalism, clear communication, and respectful interaction are essential -- especially in an environment serving children and families. Additionally, when I asked for the rude staff member her name, I was told No, clearly she would not provided it. As a public school employee working directly with families, this information should not be withheld. Her dumb ass is in the school directory ms. Dominguez !! Obviously she's too comfortable treating our kids like this and when talking to an adult, she thought it was OK, this is not how adults carry themselves let alone a school front office staff member sweetheart you need to grow up, your setting a horrible example. If a child is unsure of something we teach them to ask , so they understand. This is a huge part of learning not being scared to challenge an answer (not aggressively) but to have a better understanding of things.. this is how humans create and learn.. n your front desk can't do basic clerical communication, I'm scared to even ask about the teachers interacting with the students behind close doors at this point. the principal sees the staff first hand everyday he has to hear about this from parents , kids etc. Sometimes as parents and kids we allow this type of behavior by being passive and giving people the benefit of the doubt. But sometimes we need to speak up so there supervisors know what's going on.. this principal is too nice to have bs people like this representing his school..

This is the best school ever and all of the teachers are nice and nice office staff and clean…read moreclassrooms

The admissions process at Shelton Academy was smooth and professional from start to finish. The…read moretour was great, and Maritza was incredibly helpful and welcoming--she made everything easy and pleasant. The school has a strong academic and religious program that truly reflects its Catholic values. The campus is modern, safe, and well-maintained, which gave us a lot of peace of mind. Plus, their afterschool program is one of the best we've seen--well-organized, engaging, and a huge help for working parents. I highly recommend Shelton Academy to any family looking for a Catholic school in Miami, from PK all the way through high school

Shelton Academy has been a true blessing for our family. From the very beginning, it was clear that…read morethis school is more than just a place for academic excellence--it's a second home. At the heart of Shelton is a strong sense of family, and that warmth is felt every single day. Our child has not only grown intellectually but has truly flourished emotionally and spiritually. She feels safe, supported, and deeply loved. As parents, it means the world to see her excited to go to school, knowing she's in an environment that nurtures both her mind and her heart. If you're looking for more than just a school--if you're looking for a community that embraces Catholic faith, supports your role as a parent, and prioritizes family values--then Shelton Academy is, without a doubt, the best place. We're so grateful to be part of the Shelton family