WORST SCHOOL EVER! They discriminate against kids with even the slightest disability (even though…read morethey have known since before enrolling him and they say they have the resources, they refused to use any to help) Said my child should have never been accepted and never given the chance. They didn't want to decrease their academic performance, but what they dont know is that my child was spelling elephant correctly at the age of 3.... knows anything and everything about any animal (has taught us about different animals we have never heard of...but are absolutely real because we look them up) Its absolutely insane that this "Christian school" has the audacity to speak to parents so negatively about your child to your face and dont expect you to get upset. They want their "perfect student" school and dont care who they hurt. My child is devastated and thinks it is their fault but its not.

I'm writing this out of deep frustration and concern. As a parent, it's extremely disheartening to…read morefeel that the school is more focused on money than the well-being of its students and families. Many of us are sacrificing a great deal to give our children a Christian education, yet we feel unheard, unsupported, and taken for granted. The administration in the office does not reflect the values of grace, compassion, or fairness that a Christian school should uphold. It truly hurts to watch good families struggle while feeling dismissed or ignored. I respectfully ask that you take time to truly listen--not just to one voice, but to the parents who are living these struggles every day. Be careful going to this school pastor Scott Dr P. this school isn't a real christian school they only care for money these teachers are not really certified... Please think twice before enrolling your child in this school. Based on my personal experience, I do not believe this is a true Christian school. It feels more like a business than a ministry. They seem more focused on collecting money than truly caring for the students or families. Some students attend for free while others are charged full tuition--this is unfair and not transparent. The administration lacks compassion, and several teachers seem uninterested in the well-being and academic success of the students. Christian values like kindness, fairness, and respect should be visible in every part of a school--especially one that claims to follow Jesus. Sadly, I did not see that here.

It's a high school some teachers are alright some suck I dont know it works ish not a very diverse…read moreschool the band is god tier and debate is stupid

Bees. So many bees. On this delightfully cool day in our sunny state I was not only bombarded but I…read morewas harassed by hundreds, if not thousands of bees. Bees in my hair, my eyes, my body was traumatized by the sheer force of will they all carried in their small bodies. The lunch room is gourmet and the students get free lunch (what a scam for a former public school student such as myself!) The campus is shaped like a college campus and if I had not been with my two girls I would not have been able to find the north or south. However I did get a free pen.

This review is based solely on attending meetings in their library in the evenings. The library is…read moresuper spacious & has the equipment necessary for presentations. My only complaint is that the air conditioner is on a sensor that is run by Seminole County and it was for some reason running at 63 degrees. Many of us were absolutely freezing. Furthermore, it's not fiscally responsible for SCPS to be running the air that low when school is out of session. Seems like quite a waste of money.

This school sucks they don't teach shit they failed my daughter for being autistic in most of their…read moreclasses with her teachers knowing she needs some help

So it was my sophomore year at this school and this year was genuinely the WORST school year ever…read morefor me. Ima just say this now DO NOT COME HERE IF YOUR A PERSON OF COLOR. The students here are racist and the teachers not staff do anything about it. My first day at this school I was constantly getting racially harassed all day and when I went to talk to a dean about it they did nothing. Also the lack of diversity in all of the activities that they have here is honestly really sad. I went to both of the prep rally's they had here (they sucked) but it was honestly disheartening to see the lack of people my skin color not really in anything there were only a few students my color in some activities. The teachers aren't that great but not too bad or whatever. They actually care about the autistic and special ed at this school. I was also racially profiled by an autistic kid and told one of the teachers and excused it and saying "it's because of their autism". The school itself was VERY dirty and some of the utilities were broken and I've spotted multiple roaches dead and alive in the cafeterias it was nasty dude and the power cut off at the school and it was hot all day. Also there was recently a flood that happened and they were moving us all around the school it was kinda unorganized But they tried I guess..I was also touched inappropriately by another autistic kid, and once and again it was excused because of their autism. Also the hallways are always super crowded bro it sucks. So anyways this was probably the worst school year I've ever had at a school and like I said before DO NOT COME HERE!!!

Horrible school . And horrible unhealthy environment for any growing young adult, they ruin mental…read morehealth of a students . The teachers there unfortunately just to be there for paycheck of whatever not for main reason , there no engagement with a students , no support , no community ..

This is such an amazing warm and inviting school! My children have attended for the past several…read moreyears. We are highly impressed with the teachers love, understanding, and dedication to the students. The students really get immersed in the education by hands on experiencing it with art, literature, science, and music. We are very thankfully we found just a wonderful community of parents and students.

This school and community is terrible as a current student this schools education model is just a…read moreworded up controlling communist almost like system and during rec time i saw a girl kicking my friends almost hurting them and i tackled her to get her to stop and when i did she started kicking me and i took it and now i said i will get the administrates and she threatened me and said she would sue me and say i harassed her if i did now everyday i have to take this as basically blackmail and something as the architecture of the school there is a t hallway which only requires 1 person to patrol your always watched in this school and one weird thing is this school is a inc(incorporation) which means they get investor funding and still does fundraisers

I know my children are cared for tremendously at JAO. My children have attended the school for 7…read moreyears (2 different aged kids) and I always felt love and kindness during interactions between teachers & students, staff & parents, and between parents. The musical theater program is so outstanding, for anyone considering this school, I highly recommend see a video - you wouldn't believe what these elementary kids can do! The teachers are supportive and clever - my children love them. The individualized learning is superb: advanced kids can be challenged while others receive similar work that's suited for their level. Communication with parents is excellent, and I know my children are receiving an outstanding education while growing pride for their heritage.

From the owner: Jewish Academy of Orlando serves central Florida students of all faiths from transitional…read more kindergarten through fifth grade. The school delivers a whole-child education fostering academic excellence and character education rooted in Jewish values. Jewish Academy of Orlando is accredited by the Florida Council of Independent Schools. To learn more about Jewish Academy of Orlando, please visit: jewishacademyorlando.org or follow the school on Facebook facebook.com/JewishAcademyOrlando/

I love St. Mary Magdalen. Father Edwin is a true gift to this Parish. I sometimes go online to the…read morelivestream to re-listen to his Sunday homily throughout the week. His messages are so powerful and help me navigate my daily life. I find myself looking forward to Sundays like never before.

Communication and organization is missing. Too big for for a personal connection.read more

My son began at this school in fourth grade, he is now graduating this year. It's been quite the…read morejourney. We appreciate all of the input that the school takes from parents. Thanks SocPrep

As a first year teacher, I was welcomed with open arms. This community is truly like a family. The…read moreimmediate indication is how each student is viewed holistically and not as just a number. There is a true dedication to ensuring that all students are comfortable and heard whether that is academically or emotionally. Students are given a freedom to explore their own passions deeper while also receiving a well-rounded education. Teachers are given the autonomy to cultivate an environment set up for each student. This school is the future of education.

I am truly disappointed by the current administration at Bishop Moore Catholic High School. It's…read moreclear that student well-being is not a priority. There have been multiple instances where students reported being bullied or harassed, and the school either failed to take action or, worse, appeared to protect the offenders--despite having clear evidence. Academically, the education offered is not significantly different from that of a public school, yet families are paying a substantial amount of money--essentially for a religion class. It's hard to understand where the tuition funds are going when some bathrooms have no air conditioning and there are roaches present in the facilities. Even more alarming is the repeated pattern of scandals involving teachers engaging in inappropriate relationships with students. Although these teachers are eventually fired, the fact that this has happened multiple times raises serious concerns about oversight and student safety. If you're considering Bishop Moore for your child, I would strongly urge you to explore other private schools--or even public schools--before making a decision.

Big campus. A lot bigger once you get inside and through security. There are old building and new…read morebuildings. Lots of spiritual spots to reflect and great pieces of nature on campus. It's a Great school with a track record of success!

My children have been at Sweetwater Episcopal Academy for 6 years and they love going school. Not…read moreonly do they love school, they have succeeded in so many ways. The curriculum is both challenging and exciting and a year ahead of other schools. The teachers are engaging and nurturing. Over the years, I've been pleasantly surprised to see my children motivated and excited about their assignments. Learning is an adventure for them. At Sweetwater Episcopal Academy, each Wednesday morning, all the students of the school meet at the chapel for service and to discuss the events of the week. During the service, Sweetwater Episcopal Academy acknowledges students for their contributions to the community and kindness to their fellow classmates. Those Students come to the front of the chapel and the story of their kind actions is announced by the head of school, as fellow students cheer them on. It is very inspiring. Parents are welcome to participate in all chapel services. Sweetwater Episcopal Academy invites prospective parents to chapel service in a program called "Welcome Wednesdays." I encourage you to drop by at 8:30 on Wednesday and see for yourself.

Overall great school. The atmosphere at the school is amazing and is why we initially chose to send…read moreour children there. They teach to each child's academic level and when students finish at Sweetwater, they are typically academic leaders in their new school. Sweetwater is a hidden gem, smaller then a lot of private schools yet on point from an academic standpoint.