Best college counselor ever!!!…read more I met her during one of the darkest periods in my life, and she helped me navigate college with a clearer mind. I would probably end up living a life full of student loan debt (oops) if it weren't for her advice. I recommend her business a lot. Thank you again for being such a supportive figure in my life :)

I can't recommend her enough. Patty was absolutely amazing to work with, super helpful. I learned…read moreso much working with her and finally became confident on what path I need to take. Thank you!

We have had a great experience with SAT prep courses and the related increase in scores. Great…read moremanagement team to support this process. Highly recommend.

This is my little guy's 2nd year at this school and I've been mostly pleased at how everything's…read moregoing. Pros: -Phone calls about school events -Teachers who genuinely care about the growth of their students -Many opportunities for communication between parents & staff Cons: -The chaos of afterschool traffic at the pickup loop -Some days the kids do not learn all subjects due to the brevity of the schedule & adherence conflicts. (Not enough time in the day to do everything)

Fabulous school. Fabulous teachers. They truly care about their students, and as a rule parents…read moreare very involved here as well. My son's have enjoyed their time at this school very much! The highlight is the Family Camp Out run by the All Pro Dads. So much fun sleeping in tents on campus. Our kids loved it

Absolutely the best tutoring in the area. I highly recommend to anyone who needs a tutoring.read more

Evan Jones did a fantastic job preparing our son Ben for the SAT. He made our son accountable, gave…read morehim home work with due dates, and kept him focused. Ben went from a 590 to a 710 on math! We couldn't be happier. Thank you Evan! - Lara D.

As a former teacher and substitute teacher I must say that I am not impressed with this school…read more Beginning with the very disorganized new student orientation right down to the lack of information on their website. The greatest amount of information is devoted to fundraising activities. The designers of the physical plant created a building more fortress-like than school-like. The classrooms, the office, the computer lab, and the media center are all undersized and the whole building is claustrophobic. The playground and field are too small for the population. Perhaps the worst part is the location on a very busy street between two businesses. The parking lot is cramped. Since there is no transportation provided, all students must be picked up in the afternoon making the car line a nightmare while leaving the campus is extremely inhibited because of traffic. The only light in this scenario is the gentleman who directs traffic into and out of the campus. He does a wonderful job. The rules at the academy are arbitrary and lack common sense. For example; when it is raining parents must park and collect their children from the cafeteria where they are being held. On dry days if a parent happens to be a couple of minutes late and doesn't make it "behind the gate" even though the car line is not finished, they are required to park and proceed to the crowded office where their children are then summoned from the cafeteria. This exchange could be accomplished the same way as for rainy days, but that wouldn't punish parents enough for not making it behind the gate apparently. I find that much of the staff is aloof and unfriendly and a large percentage have little experience. I would not recommend this school to anyone.

Love this school!! Both my children are challenged daily, great teacher communication too! So…read morethankful that my kids are getting an awesome education!

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.

Had a teacher taking kids into the bathroom to spank their them and would leave them in the room…read moreuntil they finished crying, had multiple instances where dropping my child off becomes some back and forth with the office people while my kid is basically running around the room unattended due to their lack of competent people able to work in their facilities. Never had a day where my kid was good today always had something to say about behavior and disciplinaries that should be followed at home, yet upon return home I notice none of the feedback the teachers give me or other parents. most staff will watch your kids outside of the building for cheaper as well so what's the point of the facility when I have an employee come cut my grapes for my son at home yet the facility can't cut grapes, provide the safety for my child let alone look after them. I am typing this up as a frustrated parent in concern that there needs to be entire overhaul of their curriculums, as well as replacing majority of the staff with people capable and sensible of not only working with our children but also able to work cohesively as a team and make proactive contributions to the lives of our children by inspiring and instructing them, Not being upset at the parents for not providing the necessities that should have already been provided.

We are very happy with our son in CW. We really appreciate Ms. Tuty and Arti for the love and…read morededication they give to the children. They treat our son for his individuals needs and help him through his challenges. We are sure that Ms Tuty is creating positive impact on our son. We can't thank them enough. Elizabeth and Dexter

Charles & Brenda have helped so many students at this center. They have provided outstanding…read moregrowth academically and increased the confidence of so many students. I recommend this center for any tutoring or test prep your student needs!