The best school ever, my daughter wake up at night and say: Dad I want go to school , I want Ms…read more Zaidi ... it is so comfortable hear this of you daughter , we feel the love spreading at this school. Thank all of Npms

I was excited to explore this school because of how it presents itself as a Montessori environment…read morethat embraces individualized learning. Unfortunately, my experience during our observation left me disappointed. What was advertised did not match what I observed. Rather than meeting children where they are developmentally, there seemed to be an expectation that every child should immediately conform to the classroom routine, including group activities like circle time. I did not observe the child-centered, flexible, and individualized approach that is often associated with authentic Montessori education. I also found the communication about my child's experience to be discouraging. Instead of highlighting strengths, curiosity, or opportunities for growth, the feedback felt largely focused on what my child was not doing. Families of children who may need additional support, whether with communication, development, or transitions, should know that this did not feel like an inclusive environment equipped to help children succeed in different ways. If your school advertises individualized education and a Montessori philosophy, families should expect to see those values reflected in practice. Based on my experience, I felt the marketing was misleading and did not accurately represent the classroom environment we observed. I encourage parents to schedule an observation and carefully evaluate whether the school's philosophy aligns with what is actually happening in the classroom before making a decision.

I can't say enough great things about Goddard. The administrators are excellent communicators and…read morerun a very organized program. Pick up/drop off are seamless. My son (3 years old) loves going to school. He cannot stop talking about his teachers and friends there. He has made leaps and bounds in his vocabulary and developed great interpersonal skills with kids his age. I absolutely adore getting photos all day long of his activities. His smiling face tells me all that I need to know. I also appreciate the daily summary of his activities, eating, sleeping, etc. Also, as a family that divides time between New York and Orlando, I appreciate the flexibility they have given us with respect to attending for only part of the year. Could not recommend Goddard School Lake Nona more highly!

I just moved from Seattle to Fl and the Goddard there was amazing, so I called 2wks ago interested…read morein enrolling my toddler and they grab my info and said they will call me back and I am still waiting. I got an email saying thank you for contacting them and if I have any questions to call them. Seriously? Wow

We wanted more for our daughter and that's why we chose Walden Community School…read more We wanted her to love learning and to be excited about going to school everyday. On top of that, we wanted her to be safe and in an environment that would give her the freedom that she needs to express herself and learn from her peers. The curriculum is extraordinary and I'm constantly blown away by the critical thinking and creative writing skills that she's been developing at Walden.

Walden is good for a specific type of kid. A kid who needs a smaller, more personalized environment…read morefor academic success without needing a lot of emotional or medical support. One of my friends had an F in math before she went to Walden that they helped her bring up to a B. I am leaving a 3 star review because I had a very mixed experience at Walden, but I recognize that it's a great environment for some students. I went to Walden just a few weeks after being discharged from a therapeutic boarding school in Utah. It was a very rough transition for me, and Walden both helped and hurt. The other students were great, and the small size was much better for an autistic kid than a traditional public school. However, the teachers and administration were not very understanding. I know that they can only do so much to help an emotionally struggling teen, but they could have practiced more of what they taught: empathy. I had issues with showing off, but instead of talking to me about it and correcting me in the moment, administration talked to my parents about expelling me. It would have been different if they'd corrected me and I hadn't changed, but they didn't even try to give me feedback. Academics were decent. Great for kids who need a personalized curriculum. But I noticed that when I transferred to virtual public school, I was learning things that I should have learned in Algebra 1 in Algebra 2. They make it very hard to go to a school with a different curriculum, and that leads to some kids falling behind. They claimed to have extracurriculars that they didn't have. When I was there, they just had a dance class with a very unempathetic and ableist teacher. I was on a med that gave me significant side effects, including heatstroke susceptibility. Towards the end of the school year, we were doing a very physical dance outside, and I noticed symptoms of heat illness. When I asked the dance teacher to take a break, she refused because it was a partner dance and I couldn't leave my partner. She then said that she was proud of me for doing things even when I got hot, despite me saying many times that what she was making me do was a health hazard. I arrived at home that day and crashed on my bed, sleeping for about 2 hours. I now know that what I was experiencing was heat exhaustion. Easily preventable if the dance teacher had allowed me a break. All in all, this school has its pros and cons. Great social environment and personalized academics, but lack of understanding of students who struggle medically and emotionally. Some kids excel at Walden, others don't. If considering this school, make sure your kid is the type to excel there.

I have two children at the school. No school is perfect and every child's experience will be…read moredifferent. My kids were both born in Florida, and our family has moved around quite a bit, so we've seen different school environments. That said, Windermere Prep has been much more than just a school for our family it has truly been an experience. The campus is beautiful. The classrooms and teachers are nurturing, and the school offers strong academic programs, including the IB curriculum. My children have also had opportunities to participate in international trips and other experiences that helped them grow beyond the classroom. At the same time, like any school, students still need to take responsibility for their own studying and effort. I've found several administrators and teachers including Mr. Villatico, Dr Fouche, Mr Muenker, Ms. Gemma very supportive and easy to work with. When concerns are raised, the school does respond and work toward solutions. We are proud to be Lakers.

This is a horrible school. Take my advice stay away. The bullying by students and teachers . Is…read moreabsolutely disgusting . If you're a foreign student stay where you are . The bullying there is over the top. The school does nothing . Have you ever had a teacher tell you not to try out . I wish they would say that to me . I'd make them feel super small when I was finished with them. Also they are way behind public school in classes it's just crazy don't waste the money . Absolutely horrible school . My advice to anyone is stay away .

My son goes here part time vpk before he starts kindergarten this school year. Piaget is where I…read morefelt most comfortable leaving him in to be exposed to school environment and help me prepare him physically, mentally, emotionally and socially as he continues to grow, learn, develop and be ready for kindergarten and his future education. Piaget is a small place and does need improvement on organizing and enforcing a strict rule for ill-mannered people to follow, e.g., Parking lot use and People Loitering. Since it's a small place, parking is most of the time an issue during dismissal. The place gets so chaotic, inconsiderate people would park on handicap spaces without a handicap permit, (you would think no one would pull this kind of stunt since the place is across a police station) most times same crude people would park their vehicles right behind another parked vehicle it's so frustrating when you're the lucky one who gets blocked!... For the only bad reviewer and/or future bad reviewers of Piaget Academy or any Learning/Educational Facility, Read this and stop making excuses or blaming others!! A PARENT/GUARDIAN is a Child's FIRST and most important teacher. HOME is a Child's FIRST and CONTINUAL learning environment. IN OTHER WORDS... IF YOU FEEL YOUR CHILD IS NOT LEARNING OR NOT ADAPTING CONSISTENTLY.. YOU DON'T BLAME THE SCHOOL OR THE TEACHERS IN THE SCHOOL, YOU IMPROVE YOUR WAY OF TEACHING AND DISCIPLINING YOUR CHILD AT HOME.

I had both of my kids going to Piaget. My son started there, it was difficult for me, as he was…read moreonly 2 at the time, but the school staff helped me so much that he adapted really well and when got in the kindergarten, he was ahead of all the kids in his classroom. Then I enrolled my daughter there, also a great experience, she learnt and I cannot say I have ever had a problem with the school or the school principles. Both of them loved the school. Really recommend.

All three of my children have attended College Park Kiddie Campus, and we have always had such a…read moregreat experience. The communication has always been amazing, and I've always felt confident knowing my kids were well cared for. The facility is always clean, the teachers are kind and caring, and most importantly, my kids were always happy to be there. It truly has such a warm, home-like feeling, and I always knew my children were in good hands. I would absolutely recommend College Park Kiddie Campus to anyone looking for a daycare where their children will be loved, cared for, and treated like family.

I am so blessed that we are sending our children here! The teachers are amazing. our children are…read morelearning so much! thank you Kiddie Kampus teachers and office staff for providing a happy, healthy learning environment for our family.

Park Maitland South has been a game changer for our three littles. The small class sizes, the…read moreadvanced curriculum and excellent teachers have been everything our children have needed. From Mrs. Binni to Mrs. Yan, Mrs. Hendershot and Mrs. Bliss all have been very influential for our children. We couldn't ask for a better school!

A great teacher has the power to inspire hope, spark imagination, and foster a lifelong love of…read morelearning. That's exactly what we found at Park Maitland for our little girl, and so much more. Mrs. Chanise and Ms. Angelina have poured their hearts into teaching, creating a nurturing and joyful environment where our daughter feels truly loved and valued. Each day, she looks forward to school and comes home with a smile that warms our hearts. We are incredibly grateful to these amazing teachers and the entire administrative team for making her experience so special.

My daughter has been attending Park Maitland for the past two years. She has loved every minute of…read moreit, and looks forward to school daily. The growth I've seen in her from attending Park Maitland has been quite remarkable, from learning to recognize several sight word, to also learning plenty of Spanish. I couldn't think of another school for my daughter to attend. The love and care she receives from all teachers and staff reassures my daughter is in the right place.