Our eldest son started attending MWS at 18 months. He is now 8yrs old and in 2nd grade. Our…read moreyoungest son who is 2.5yrs old has been attending MWS since 18 months as well. I cannot say enough about MWS and the significant growth and development in both of our children. All of the teachers are exceptionally caring and completely invested in the child's evolution.

We absolutely love this school, I can't recommend it highly enough. The administration and faculty…read moreare thoughtful and caring. The community of families are warm, conscious parents. The children themselves are sweet, bright kids. The whole place feels like a big family/ village. In terms of curriculum they perfectly balance academic learning with social emotional development. I could feel them caring about my whole kid's growth.

Ladybird Academy Windermere has been a blessing for our grandson. He loves his school! The staff is…read moreprofessional, caring, and well organized. The facility is very clean and attentative to details. Thank you Ladybird!

5 stars. We enjoy our time at Ladybird. We're now with our second child going to this school and…read moreare very satisfied with the team and staff. Mrs Shruti is the best teacher and I highly recommend her to anyone. Both of our kids have learned a lot there and had a lot of fun with their friends. We'll be sad to leave in upcoming weeks as our youngest will be moving onto kindergarten. We appreciate everything the staff and teachers have done over the last 3 years with both of our children.

I will start off by saying that many parents and their children have had positive experiences with…read morethis school. I am not negating, disparaging, or invalidating their experiences. I am going to share the facts of my child's experience with this school, and you Reader may make what decision you will. My child attended HOA for kindergarten in the 21-22 school year. Before enrolling, I took a tour of the facilities, and was ensured by Mrs. Khan that every child receives a top quality education, that all therapies needed would be offered by on-site therapists, and that each teacher was qualified specifically to work with special needs children. It sounded too good to be true. It was. As of the 22-23 school year, the teachers were NOT certified educators- they did not have licenses as teachers in public schools are required to, and had no evidence of "special" training to work with special needs children. Mrs. Khan was asked to produce such evidence, and declined to do so. In my last experience with this school, her primary educator who worked with grades 5-12 only had previous employment experience as a waiter in a restaurant. Her other educators either have no licenses or expired ones. There were no therapists "on staff" with the school- only the ones parents pay for themselves out of pocket. You have probably noticed a high employee turnover. There is a reason for this. Mrs. Khan has repeatedly created a hostile work environment for her teachers, going through as many as 3-4 employees A YEAR. She has also had to pay to settle a case of illegal labor practices on behalf of House of Academia- she has threatened to or has in actuality withheld wages and/or W2's in retaliation against teachers who resign. Former parents had to threaten legal action to ensure a safe playground free of sharp metal, broken equipment, broken safety gates, and clean bathrooms stocked with the bare minimum of soap and toilet paper. One of the school's exterior doors and the parking lot gate were left unlocked throughout the day while being across the street from a bus depot. During the 21-22 school year, a high school student (who was allowed access to the elementary students during recess) threatened to kill the children with a gun on three different occasions because they were "being too loud". Parents again had to threaten legal action to compel Mrs. Khan to move the older girl to a different recess. Parents were the ones who had to report this to the police after the fact, even though Mrs. Khan as an educator and an adult is a mandated reporter. During this time, a Maitland HOA location was being built- and the electricity and water were nearly shut off at the Elboc road location due to her financial negligence and mismanagement. In retaliation for notifying parents of the severe issues in the school and "creating problems", Mrs. Khan fired the only kindergarten teacher at the school 2 weeks before the end of school, threatened to expel the students of parents who complained, barred the RBTs of children whose parents had complained (preventing them from receiving any of the therapy their parents had paid out of pocket for) and refused to have a kindergarten ceremony for the children whose parents had contacted police. This could ALL be overlooked- except that Mrs. Khan is charging the parents of special needs students over $1200 per month for these facilities that are poor quality and educators who are not certified or trained. It is obvious from her multiple luxury cars, expensive brand-name clothing, and 4,000+ sq. ft. home in a gated community in Dr. Phillips/Lake Buena Vista that Mrs. Khan's priority for her schools is the money they bring her- not the educational improvement of special needs children, who deserve a quality education just like all their neurotypical peers. Here is the link to the court case corroborating her unethical labor practices (you will also see she has 7 traffic tickets as well- not the beacon of safety I would want for my child): https://tinyurl.com/yjhtm9xx

My child needs redirection to stay on task. While he did have an action plan with OCPS and had…read moreprofessional assistance from various departments, I still found him to be lagging with his assignments (completed at school) and knowledge base. We participated in their 1st session summer program and were very pleased with the outcome. He was excited to go to class and looked forward to attending every day...in the summer! The stride made during the 3 week session was astounding. While summer tuition was expensive, from our experience, it was worth it. That positive experience lead us to enrolling him full time this school year in the hopes that our child's advancement will continue.

This is most likely THE best pre-school and day care within the central Florida area. It now has a…read moreK thru 5 program as well with plans to expand further. The staff and administration is truly caring and this is a faith based (but not "Pushy" faith based) school. The building is wonderful and the activity's are great. Our kids love going there, they don't want to leave at the end of the day and all there friends are the same way. In short this is an amazing place and a special one. The owners are on site every day, the chef cooks meals for the kids (vegetarian) and they great teachers and staff. There is, at this time at least a 1 year waiting list, so you need to consider that if your interested it's best to get a tour soon.

Amazing teachers and school leaders who go above and beyond to offer students a personalized…read moreexperience with the high-caliber IB curriculum. Our daughter loves this school. We are so grateful to have a place like Creation Village World School in our community!

Could've been so much more better, especially with the price that this school costs, you would've…read moreexpected it to be different.

After moving to the Orlando area last year finding a good fit for a school for my son was so…read moredifficult. I was recommended this school from the director of his former school he attended in Miami and she helped guide me to make the decision to place my son at Center Academy. The care and attention he gets there is exactly what I needed. The staff is always so helpful and the director cares so much for her students.

We have our son enrolled in their PK4 program and we absolutely love the school and the teachers…read more We first learned about Primrose a few years ago when we lived in Seattle. After visiting several schools back then, I remember telling my wife, "It looks like kids are brighter when they walk out of this school--like they really learned something." That impression has truly held up. The school here is brand new, very clean, organized, and our son absolutely loves it. The teachers are caring and attentive, and we feel confident that our child is in a nurturing environment that encourages both learning and creativity.

FLIS is A really good school that has great teachers and is really good for people who want to…read morelearn more languages,It made me learn lessons for my life and the only not good thing about it is that we dont play allot but is okay cause we learn fun things most of the times,overall i love it

Great teachers. Amazing class sizes. Wonderful community. However school lacked ability to adopt…read more Decided that Juneteenth should not be fully knowledged. Coupled with an off putting owner did not help our overall experience.

In 2016 I was able to work with a fourth grade teacher for my ESOL masters class. The school used…read morethe ACE PACE system back then. I believe they still do. The students have field trips often and the school community truly cares about their staff and students. It is a small school which gives students the opportunity to have more one on one time with the teacher. They have grown into more locations. I hope that they continue to grow.

This school has been a blessing! Osceola Christian Prep has a focus on giving these children the…read morebest, individualized education possible while making everyday fun for the students. They have field trips nearly every month and the students get out the classroom nearly every day, with weekly off-campus trips, so they are not stuck indoors all day. Because the curriculum is individualized, students are able to excel at their own pace, a pace agreed upon by both the parent and the teacher.