i do not like this school. i would rate it a solid 0/5 but thats not possible, so i give it a 1…read more there are many teachers who make students feel terrible. ive had one teacher tell me that i was asking for attention, and that i need to calm down. i calmed down after i had a teacher who actually cared for me comfort me. the other teacher was screaming at me for breaking a minor rule. the teacher who comforted me quit because the school was not treating her right. i completely understand her leaving. i even once had another teacher tell me that i should listen to a man who believed women shouldnt have the right to vote. what is wrong with this school??? if i could leave, i would.

Nice school, good teachers, and great students. We enjoyed our son's experience with RCSAM.read more

Great school when I first went to the school I hated it but my son is going there now and he said…read morethe only hard thing is getting to your class overall great school

Culture at the school much better than it used to be. Not really any fights anymore. More advanced…read moreclasses and better teachers and students.

I have been here in the music auditorium several times for concerts. I applaud the administration…read morefor sharing their beautiful building with the other schools around. The setting is comfortable and the bathrooms are clean. You do not feel you are in a school but in a corporate setting. Parking seems to be very accessiblely close to the building also.

I have never had to work so hard to work with student counselors than at Atlantic Coast high…read moreschool. I have trails of emails over the last 2 years that shows they either ignore emails or after finally responding after 3-4 days they only answer half the questions. It's bad when you have to include the principal, which she passes to the assistant (which this person was a BIG help last year). Have things changed that much with this generation of teaching staff that it's only about the pay check rather than the pride in assisting the students as they are the future. My daughter can technically graduate a year early but wants to stay and graduate with her original classmates and continue to work towards taking classes towards her AA degree. I won't put the names out there of the staff and teachers who have dropped the ball more than several times, but Atlantic Coast needs to get it together as a whole. I am sure some students/parents do not have a hard time, I need to know what they are doing to not have any issues and get things done right away or within a reasonable time. Guess I will never know.

Very clean, organized and highly structured environment! Just a fair warning to Any and All…read moreparents who feel the need for lots of parent-teacher communication and an open-door policy to check on your children, this may not be the place for you! Especially in the beginning when your little ones are experiencing a new place and your worried, not a good fit. As it turns out, my children were fine but I was concerned not receiving the reassurance I needed from the directors. I have 2 children, my total fees would have been approx 175.00 for nap mats and books, even for a 2 year old, plus a long list of school supplies, due on day 1. They also require you to bring snacks for Friday is special treat day-- enough for mine plus 10 kids! This was in addition to the 65.00 registration fee which was paid upfront and I asked if there was anything else-- "no". The assistant director thought handing me a booklet to read was sufficient that listed the fees, but I needed a verbal upfront answer on financial obligations due to the quickness of my decision to enroll them there. The booklet offers an open door for parents to volunteer to help in their child's class, but when it's requested, it will be frowned upon, just like calling to check on your child or trying to peek at your child through a classroom window in the hopes to get a glimpse of their happiness at school - they don't like that. They don't like requests or suggestions about your child. So if you are a needy parent like me, do not enroll your child here. There are many loving "Christian" teachers in other schools that will understand your need for reassurance when leaving your precious babes!!

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Took a class and everyone was great! The teacher was excellent and explained step by step…read more Looking forward to my next lesson.

I've tried several dance studios around town and Dance Salsa Jax is easily my favorite. It has,…read moreunequivocally, the best group lessons in town, and they're the cheapest too. They also have three fun social events a month: a dance party, a non-dance activity (e.g. karaoke, indoor rock climbing, or go-karts), and Rueda in the Park (a group dance in Memorial Park). The Director, Ally, has created a warm, friendly atmosphere. I remember once, in my early days at the studio, going out the door after a group lesson when I heard her shout "no one leaves without a hug." I turned around, went back in, and got my hug. Dance Salsa Jax is a nonprofit that rents space at two studios. They teach the most common Latin dances, Salsa (Sunday afternoons in Avondale) and Bachata (Wednesday evenings on Old St. Augustine Rd.). Ally also offers reasonably-priced private lessons. I'm glad I found this place, my home dance studio.