My son was bullied every day and they didn't even care bad school don't recommend very bad school…read morethey treated him like a dog

Just got hired at this fabulous school! The staff are so friendly and welcoming. The cafeteria…read morepersonnel are quick and extremely helpful! The IAs ride the bus at this school, but are rewarded with coffee, hot chocolate, and donuts around vacas. This school has Headstart, pre k VE, AND a huge ESE building with all elementary ages catered to. The programs are new and up to date with equipment and knowledge. Very cool playground for the intermediate grades that adds a great amount of exercise. I have never seen such a dedicated cafeteria staff! Rock on, Northwest!

This is the second year our child has been attending Wider Horizons School and they absolutely love…read moreattending. The curriculum is great and keeps them constantly challenged. Everything is done at the students pace, so if there is something in particular that they excel in, they move ahead until they are challenged again. Same goes for things they may be having difficulty with. They can spend extra time until they're comfortable and can move on. The staff is attentive and are always listening. Any of our concerns--no matter how minor-- are addressed immediately and professionally to our satisfaction. They really go out of their way to ensure the needs of both the children and parents are met. Overall, thanks to the guidance from Wider Horizons School, our kid is excelling and is learning material faster than we expected. We are not only satisfied with this school, but grateful that our child has the opportunity to learn here from truly masters of their craft.

This is a wonderful school. Our child has been attending for almost 3 years. He has come a long way…read moreand all the learning he has achieved is from the hard work these teachers and administrators pour into him. They know where each students is at academically and inform parents on their progress. They have great patience and are always available. I am at ease knowing my child is surrounded by attentive teachers and well behaved bright children. The campus is beautiful and family is always included in the extra activities. Great school!

Both of my kids go to this school they like the school alot - In addition the few times an issue…read morehas come up the administration has been fast to resolve the problems to our satisfaction.

I have 4 kids- all of which have either attended or are currently attending the school. The new…read moreprincipal is great with communicating any issues or concerns and leaves a weekly voicemail which is helpful to remember upcoming school events. The area is a bit secluded- off the beaten path, and is surrounded by nature . It's common to see deer early in the morning or neighborhood families riding their horses. It's a nice school in a nice neighborhood.

I am beyond disappointed in Dayspring Academy and, more specifically, its leadership. My son came…read moreto me and reported that his teacher covered his mouth and put her hands on him on more than one occasion. It took a great deal of courage for him to speak up, and instead of taking his concerns seriously, the administration did the exact opposite. When I brought this to the principal's attention, I was met with excuses, dismissal, and a clear effort to minimize what my child experienced. Rather than investigating objectively, she essentially told me my son's perception was wrong and defended the teacher at every turn. As a parent, it felt like my child was being labeled a liar simply because it was more convenient for the school. To make matters worse, the school refused to move my son to a different class, forcing him to remain in an environment where he felt unsafe and unheard. This was incredibly damaging and showed a complete lack of concern for his emotional well-being. My son does not lie. He is intelligent, thoughtful, and had absolutely nothing to gain by telling me something so upsetting. The way this was handled showed a complete failure of leadership. A school should protect children first--not protect adults or sweep serious concerns under the rug. If your child ever comes to you with a difficult or uncomfortable truth, ask yourself whether this is a school that will stand with your family or silence your child. Based on our experience, I would not trust Dayspring Academy to do the right thing when it matters most.

Great school for my kids. Place for success in every way. Good education, and arts. Teach kids how…read moreto learn and grow and be successful.

My child was enrolled at a Montessori school in Tampa, and we were very disappointed in the…read moreexperience. Nothing was as promised, and the Director was almost never there. A friend recommended we check out The Montessori at Trinity Oaks. From the moment we arrived and met Ms. Lisa you could tell something was different here. Everything she told us was actually happening right there where we could see it. Our child has a lot of energy and is very curious. We wanted a learning environment that was safe, engaging and moved at her pace. Now that she has been attending regularly, I can report that we are beyond satisfied. The school, Ms. Lisa and her team have gone so far above and beyond for my child words can't really describe how relieved and happy we truly are. I have spoken to other parents at the school, and they feel the same way. We have to drive past two other Montessori schools to get here every day and would not think of making a change under any circumstances. We have been made to feel like part of a family and that is a rare thing these days. The Montessori at Trinity Oaks was the start in life we wanted to give our child and we are so grateful to have found it. Five stars all day long.

This school is owned and operated by investors. Investors like to make money.. they thought this is…read morea great location and great time to open up a school and had the funds to do it. The result is that it shows. No one is invested in this school or the children. My son was left to cry in the corner for months because the teacher couldn't be bothered to bond with him or show him kindness. He lost almost a year of learning because he learned NOTHING there. As soon as he switched schools my son blossomed and went from struggling with letter recognition to reading in less than six months. Teachers are everything! And the teachers at Montessori all look depressed to be there. I have a degree in education and that's why I gravitated towards a Montessori program but this is as fake as it gets. Yes they have the right set up but again, without the right teachers it's a failing situation.

Some of the teachers are nice but others do not know how to manage a classroom.................read more

I was invited here to do the Great American Teach In as an actress. I had an opportunity to speak…read moreto several classes of children in middle and high school grades. They seemed receptive to what I shared with them :) The administration and staff was warm and friendly and I enjoyed having a chance to add a little spark to the dreams that some of the students may have.

Best daycare ever, my grandkids have been going there're since the age of one and now she'll be…read moreturning five soon and it's going to be her last year , my two yr old started going at one yr of age , they pretty much much grew up there, the staff is caring and wonderful and the kids are never bored with activities, they both cannot wait to wake up in the morning to attend..highly recommend!

Mrs Pryor is the GOAT. Courtyard time feels like you're in jail. So do the fences around the…read morecampus. But its solid I guess.

Amazing review man this school is so good, we end at 3:30 no uniform it great so greatread more