This school is so amazing and well done, The teachers here teach us well, and I think i learn…read morereally good from this school because of how good it is. People hate it but I LOVE IT!

The staff is very kind but it's really dirty. I went to the bathroom and I found Cheerios in the…read moretoilet. Some students even put lead in the outlet.

Accessible and friendly place for students AND staff to learn and grow, and to belong. The…read moreprincipal is an award winning educator. The students have great spirit and also lovely manners. I enjoyed visiting this school.

Fr. Dan Leary, the pastor is awesome and rock solid on the faith. His homilies during Mass are…read morealways very good and oftentimes, he preaches the Truth, straight out -- no touchy, feely here. The parish is comfortably diverse. I attended an 11:30a Mass where the children were singing at the Mass. It was so beautiful and the kids sung their hearts out! The parishioners of St. Andrew the Apostle are very blessed to have Fr. Leary, a holy priest, as their pastor.

I graduated from this school in 2009 and I truly can say I received a great education and had a…read moregreat set of educators behind me that were sincerely concerned about my academics and future. I was in the International Baccalaureate program while I was here and I took additional AP courses as well. It was intense, challenging and a lot of work. Though at the time I hated it, it really did prepare for me for college, and earned me a lot of scholarship money as well. The diversity at Springbrook was something that I have now realized was a blessing to grow up around (after attending college in Miami and seeing how people there have no understanding of true diversity.) There was never a shortage of diverse racial and ethnic groups at SHS and we actually interacted with each other....get that! LOL. I've heard quite a few whispers that it's changed a lot since I've graduated and not in a better way but I can't speak for that....I just know that SHS provided me with an experience not too many of my peers have been able to receive. I'm a proud Blue Devil for life.

Pro: diversity, somewhat good sport team, vending machine…read more Con: gangs, bomb threat, bad environment. I graduated from this school back in 2012. The 2011-2012 years was the peak of this school. The basketball team were 3 peat champion, teachers were good, and student life was balanced. I have a sister who graduated in 2016 & a cousin who graduated in 2020 at this school and it has really gone downhill. Lot of gang fights, bomb threat to this school, and the environment turning very ghetto. This place now sucks and I wouldn't send my kids here in fear for their lives.

I graduated about 15 years ago, but I still have fond memories of HDS. The small classes meant…read moreeach student got lots of personal attention, and my class felt like a family. I was very well prepared for high school except that high school could never compare to HDS. I'm so sad to hear that it closed down.

Watching Ponce de Leon men's baseball on a hot Sunday morning. Thank God I have my folding chair…read moreand can sit beside the nice bleachers in the little lit of shade.

AC does not work in some rooms the fire alarm goes off for no reason ,can't go on the roof,can't…read morefind the fallout shelter,smells like glue,overcrowded.

Watched Ponce de Leon men's baseball game here (field behind the bleachers)! Plenty of shade if u…read morebring a folding chair or blanket & sit in the shadow of the tall bleachers!

I can't say enough good things about the staff at this school. All the teachers were fabulous. My…read moreson flourished here in the music program and has gone on to continue his passion. That passion nurtured by every single music teacher he encountered, Ms Benjamin, Ms Ashman, Mr Maybury. He got to experience a once in a life time trip to Peru guided by Ms Dillon and Mr Castro. Now my daughter is a student here. Once again the teachers have been supportive and caring. She is very shy and very withdrawn at the beginning of the year but with the help of Ms Paley and a theater class, she has emerged from her shell. And her love for art encouraged by Ms Ely has let her express herself. Her struggles with math almost broke her but the patience and encouragement she excelled with the help of Mr Snyder and Ms Rau. The email's I have gotten over the years praising for good work, and concerned with not so good work really has shown how caring the teachers are. I wouldn't have wanted them to be any please else.