North Broward Prep Excellent school and faculty…read more After our kids being at the number one rated school in South Florida for nine years, we had decided to transfer our kids into North Broward Prep and our children have never been happier!!! They have learned that learning is fun! At North Broward Prep our children are still challenged academically and are able to have a "kids life" while doing so. The NBP students have been overwhelmingly friendly and warm. They have met so many wonderful friends from all over the world that go to school here. Re: Security... After coming from the previous school with a strong security force... I feel that NBP has a strong security. Here at NBP they have many security guards and Coconut Creek Police officers all around the campus which you will see when driving through. The teachers and faculty, I feel are very committed to making our children safe, happy and comfortable. After speaking to so many parents before entering the school... we pretty much were told the same thing we have learned. :))) One semester down and extremely happy.

As a former student of this school, I can confidently say that the quality of education and the…read moreoverall school environment were extremely disappointing. In my experience, students can be exposed to negative peer pressure, particularly from wealthier students who may influence others to make poor decisions. Vaping in the bathrooms, physical altercations, and students pretending to live a "gangster" lifestyle are all issues that I witnessed or became aware of during my time there. I would strongly encourage parents to look beyond the school's reputation and carefully consider the environment their children will be exposed to. There are also concerns about students engaging in illegal activities outside of school, and I believe parents should be aware of the potential risks. I am speaking from personal experience, as I was once part of that environment myself. I hope other parents take these concerns seriously before deciding whether this school is the right place for their children.

I finished the Network Support Services class in June for the 2019/2020 school year. I really…read moreenjoyed the class. My instructor, Mr. Rao, worked in the field and is very knowledgable. The classroom itself has been remodeled and fitted with brand new workstations and lab stations. The hands-on experience with switches and routers can't be replicated by online learning or reading. The only thing that really disappoints me, is the "job placement" pretty much went out the window after graduation. I can't fault them too much for that, though, because of COVID. It would have been nice to generate an interview or two out of it, though. I would definitely recommend this school to someone who's just looking to learn a trade and doesn't know about a 4-year school, although, some credits would transfer to Broward schools if desired after graduation.

I am leaving this review because I contacted the school to inquire about the Practical Nursing…read moreprogram and was transferred to someone who was extremely unprofessional in the way she communicated with me. When someone calls to ask about a program, it is because they are interested in furthering their education, improving their lives, and building a better future. The way this person responded to my questions was discouraging and made me not even want to apply to the program. Professionalism, respect, and good communication matter, especially when dealing with prospective students. You should never make someone feel unwelcome for simply asking questions about an opportunity to better themselves. If you are working in a position where you interact with the public, please leave your personal issues at home and treat people with courtesy. As a Black woman, I also believe we need to do better at representing ourselves professionally and treating others with respect. We should be encouraging one another to grow, succeed, and pursue better opportunities, not pushing people away because of our attitude or the way we communicate. First impressions matter, and unfortunately, this experience left a very negative impression of the school and its Practical Nursing program.

It's an alright high school. Staff is friendly and helpful and so are the principals. Some teachers…read moresuch as ms lowitt can be very tough and strict and give hard work. There are no stadium lights at the school meaning we must go to other schools for football games. Football coaches Montañez and Davis are good. The officers Dorta and Mancuso are also nice and helpful.

This is a really amazing school, the teachers are nice, The Bathrooms are well maintained and the…read moreclassrooms are really well decorated. Also the food here is Really nice, it's like eating at a 5 star restaurant.

This school is the right school for our daughter. Day one she comes home and tells us it is a…read moreschool full of kids just like me. The year has been nothing short of amazing. She has made progress and gains without bartering, arguing, or fighting with the school for accommodations she needs and should of had all along. The teachers just understand our kiddos. The Director Mrs. Cooper is wonderful, helpful and wants you to always be part of your child's education. This was an easy decision to keep her there for another year.

My son is very happy and thriving at Center Academy. We both highly recommend the school for its…read morewelcoming and supportive environment. The students get along, the pace is great, we are so glad we made the change from public school.

A very wholesome school that utilizes the Socratic method in it's classical education framework…read more Children have the ability and freedom to thrive in a classroom environment that is encouraging and supportive with its small student to teacher ratio. They offer afterschool programs, before and after care and a healthy lunch program. The staff is very friendly, supportive and display genuine care and concern for the students. Highly recommend this school.

We had to leave the school for the following reasons, first it is a self teaching method of…read moreeducation, for elementary school it is a big failure because kids needs guidance, my daughter went so down in they level of education during this year! no way! Students need a teacher for explaining, practicing and exercising material! The other reason is a great disorganization inside the school, thigs are constantly missing and no ine cares! so this place is not for succeeding or achieving academically! We left this place!

Nice private school. I interview with them and the whole process was nice and sweet. I wished them…read morethe best and thank you again for the offer. I truly appreciate it. Special that to Robin Upperman for her support and understanding.

This school must be in financial distress. Charged admission to the same sporting event twice in…read moreone day. Maybe they should charge more for tuition if they can't afford to host.

Ok, so I'm a few years out of high school and haven't set foot in one in decades but I was here for…read morean event. I had mixed feelings as entering the building. It was a Saturday morning with a chance of showers in the forecast so the first thing I noticed was the distance from the parking to the entrance with absolutely no cover along the way. On entry, I was impressed by the open feeling. It had the typical locker lined lobby and corridors but the lockers (I saw) were all in open spaces so there was no feeling of crowding. I had to imagine a gazillion kids. As I expect all schools are now (not where I attended) all seating was fixed. The auditorium was large but probably not large enough to seat the full student body with each seat having a folding desktop. I'm a small person and it did feel a bit crowded... I'm not sure it would be comfortable for a big kid. The desks in the classrooms seemed to be standard school issue with the metal frame and no chance of adjustment. I felt very confined and again, I would think is might be tight for anyone much larger than my petite frame. The building felt clean and comfortable. I did not use the restroom but did note it was located close the the classrooms we were using. For a public school this seemed ok... and if I had a school-age kid, I could see them here... assuming they have a good program.

Right next to the Broward Library and off of University, we come to the gymnasium side and join in…read morevolleyball with i9 sports. We don't attend school here, but we like the smaller venue and coach interaction with the basketball court provides. If coking to the gymnasium, come to the Sample Road side for entrance and parking.

Couldn't ask for more from this school. I grew up in Coral Springs and it's been a amazing…read moreexperience being able to make long lasting relationships in my home town. The level of education at this place is A+. Very proud to be part of it.