Extremely disappointing ROI. The academics at JCS are not rigorous enough for middle or high…read moreschool, leading many families to leave for better public or private options before graduation. The culture is restrictive and "bubble-like," failing to provide the competitive edge needed for college readiness. Save your tuition--this school does not prioritize high academic standards or independent growth.

JCS is a good school. There are some really great teachers and coaches here. However, they don't…read morestay. It's a frustrating pattern I've noticed, so many of the best teachers and staff leave the school. We have lost some great teachers and staff that really connected with and motivated students. I hate that this seems to keep happening, and it feels like we're constantly starting over with new faces.

Horrible school. Councilors barely give a damn about anything and the teachers are trash, except…read morefor Mr Goodman. Mr Goodman is the best teacher I've ever had, he actually cares about students.

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.

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Excellent cafeteria food . But a bit pricey for the quality. All around family fun placeread more

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.

We came here for a volleyball meet so that is all I am judging this on. Everyone was very helpful…read moreand very nice who is employed here. The gym is a nice size and there are bleachers to sit on to watch. Look forward to many more visits here!

worst school ever! They make you ruin trust adult because if you tell everything with your adult…read moretrust but an Adult never will keep secrets with your story. Adult mostly like tell other stuff! They get me had issue trust

I came to this school in first grade. From 1st-3rd grade everything was somewhat normal but i would…read moreget picked on every now and then. (They have very good academics but the staff and students are the worst) In 4th grade, the boys would all make fun of me, in a very offensive way and i would go tell my teachers. They wouldnt do anything except say to ignore them. Then 5th grade. The first day was fine but the rest of the year was horrible. All of the fifth grade classes treated me horribly and i would cry sometimes. The teachers couldn't care less, the dean ignored me, and the counselor told me i should go back, probably to continue making their money. If you are looking for good academics and a horrible environment, go here!