My Son went to this school it prepared him for IB bartow high school which is what is intended for…read more There are children there that are from well off families that think rules are above them that cause a bit of a problem at times and can be rude to other students teachers and staff but the education and general population of the school is great.

Being a student at LCMA I can tell you that most kids there are bad. Most teachers are really nice,…read morethe officer is really nice, but the kids... Most kids use profanity as common vocabulary, they are not grateful that they are at one of the best schools in the entire state of Florida. The education is amazing, but the fights aren't... I heard that some girl got jumped by a group of girls that called themselves "The Mean Girls" ( I trust my sources). Someone needs to do something about the majority of the students. Someone needs to just do it and put them in good hands. Lawton, stop lettings kids have it there own way.

My son attended this school at the end of the 2014-2015 school year when we moved to Lakeland…read more His teacher cursed his 1st day there, he was bullied, his things stollen and the administration was useless when he asked for help. Avoid this school if you can!

Thank you for always teaching our children to respect and celebrate our Veterans. What a treat to…read moreget the invite from our Granddaughter's, so special since he attended the event for our own children. They did a tremendous job with the performances to the videotaped messages and such a nice meal . ThankYou to the volunteers who helped put on the production.

An amazing school with excellent teachers. The school spirit here exceeds many other schools in the…read morearea. My daughter lives going here. I've been very happy with the school over all. My only complaint is that the speed limit is 30 MPH and people drive 59 or more along the main road that children cross

This school took my application money and never ran the application. Said they filled up, then to…read moreapply next year and fee would be waived. By then my son was already enrolled into another Christian school in the area. So they will just take your money and do nothing with your application. $150 dollars is a good chunk of change to just be giving to a school for them not to run your application.

Outstanding Christian school! They have something for everyone. Mensa, AP, honors, college prep,…read morebasic, special program for learning disabilities, and discovery program for autistic children. They have preschool through 12th grade. In addition to regular classes, they offer lots of other programs...science, mock trials, math, chess... There are all major sports, plus some. Constantly making improvements to their campus. Great school!!

Southwest Middle School is an "A" school.... My daughter is an 8th grader at Southwest. We are…read moreso grateful that in the beginning of 2023 a new Principal came to our school, Mr. Rosado. Under his leadership our school has made a complete turn around for the better. The student test scores are on a rapid rise and according to the data, they are excelling in every area. The landscape of the school has changed from a locked up feeling to a sense of community. I feel my daughter is getting the best that Orange County has to offer. Thank you Sealion Nation!

This is a great school you will love sending your kids here it so lovely you kids will be in great…read morehands

Amazing Send your kids to this School Fav class is 4th period and Love the Teachers hereread more

The Turkey Creek School was founded in 1873 in a one room log cabin at Beaty's Corner on Turkey…read moreRoad. By 1903, two small schools, Bledsoe and Pleasant Grove, were combined and moved to a new two story building on the southwest corner of Highway 60 and Turkey Creek Road. The school didn't have air-conditioning in the building at that time, and teachers would open windows and vents to let air flow from classroom to classroom. In 1908 the first class of three students graduated from the new school. In 1927, a new 2-story brick building was completed. High school courses were added to the Turkey Creek School with a senior high graduating class in 1932. The Turkey Creek School like many schools in eastern Hillsborough County, was known as a strawberry school because it operated on a schedule based on the winter strawberry growing season. Strawberry schools closed for three months during the strawberry picking season in the winter rather than in the summer like most US schools. This practice was ended in 1956. Plant city is still known for its strong ties to strawberries. The Strawberry Festival held every March is one of the top festivals in the country. In 1972 the Turkey School closed but it is still owned by the Hillsborough County School District. The junior high school was converted into a middle school in 1995. In 1997 the building was saved from demolition and being turned into a parking lot. On March 2, 2001, it was added to the US National Register of Historic Places. A hstoric marker was erected outside the school in 2016 by the Hillsborough County Historical Advisory Council, Turkey Creek High School Alumni. The building currently stands empty as the school district struggles to find funds to finish restoring the building. If money was not an issue they would like to use the building as a library.