Enjoyed a production of Sister Act by the Spanish River…read moretheater Department. The Production is put on by the high school students. I was really impressed by the amazing voices that some of these students have.

the school stand out pretty good and overall is a decent school although it has many flaws it isread more

This school has been a great experience for my child. We were always a big supporter of public…read moreschool but times have changed and that simply wasn't working for us anymore. The teachers do require the kids be responsible for their work but in my opinion this is supports their ability to be independent and achieve more as a result. Whenever I do have an issue, however, the teachers have always been helpful and responsive, especially Mr. Zecca who I have sat with personally on several occasions to make sure my child is getting what she needs to thrive. He's very in tune and supportive. This is a great choice to invest in your child's education and future!

SRCS presents a mixed bag of experiences. While some teachers genuinely care and strive to make a…read moredifference, others seem more concerned with enforcing rigid rules than fostering a love of learning. The school's emphasis on discipline can often stifle creativity and individuality. The poor administrative support, strict atmosphere, and apparent favoritism can create a less-than-ideal learning environment for many students. The food, unfortunately, is a major letdown. It's consistently subpar, lacking both taste and nutritional value. The strict atmosphere, apparent favoritism, and poor administrative support can create a less-than-ideal learning environment for many students. While it may be a slightly better option compared to other schools in the area, it's important to weigh the pros and cons carefully. Some high level families within SRCS will often downtalk the opps of their students leading to a worse experience for them or worst treatment. Paul Mychalczuk who was loved by the school was fired couple years back. One positive from my observances is that the school has a long lasting community and a good one from older classes. Younger classes from my observations do not look like they will.

I am a parent who has always tried to support my child's school, but after a deeply troubling and…read moremishandled situation, I feel compelled to speak out. My daughter came home with visible bruising, and as a concerned parent, I reached out immediately -- emailing the principal and administration and messaging the teacher, since it was discovered on a Friday and the school was closed over the weekend. I received no response. First thing Monday morning, I went to the school in person. Principal Barbara Leon was unavailable to speak with me. I met with Ms. Michelle, who listened and said she would try to gather information. She later called me back with very few answers and oddly asked that I not speak with any other parents about the incident. We then followed up in writing with Principal Leon, as well as administrators Julia Pease and Holly Oliver, requesting records and any available footage from the day of the incident. Again, we received no response. Instead of answers, we were met with a DCF report filed against our family -- and a visit from both police and a DCF officer. We were never contacted directly by the school with any findings or follow-up about what actually happened to our daughter. Adding to our frustration, Principal Barbara Leon sent a message to other parents stating the incident had been handled -- despite never once addressing or confronting us, the actual parents of the child involved. She took time to reassure others, but gave us no communication, no transparency, and no accountability. Aside from completely neglecting the incident, the way this was handled shows a serious failure in leadership and concern for student well-being. We are left with growing concerns about what the school may be trying to hide. As parents, we deserve the truth -- and above all, our children deserve to be safe.

The staff is great but we should have known on the very first day (when the other parents and the…read moreteacher barely acknowledged us) that this was not the right school for our daughter. She was treated very badly by the girls in her class, they were very mean and excluded her without even trying to get to know her. To the staffs credit, they did make an attempt to get the girls to interact & be more inclusive but you can't turn mean kids into nice ones. I ended up pulling her out. Horrible experience here. The students are rude and clicky. The two stars is for the staff and their efforts to make it right.

Our son spent two wonderful years at the French American International School of Boca Raton. Thanks…read moreto the comprehensive international curriculum and the IB program, he thrived and developed a strong curiosity across many subjects. The teachers are attentive and highly professional, and the principals, Céline and Amélie, are always kind and responsive to families. We highly recommend this school!

My three children started attending FAIS this August and absolutely LOVE this school! We moved from…read moreCT and find that the administration carries a perfect balance of care/empathy while establishing clear expectations within the school setting. Though it is a small school, the French American International School of Boca Raton allows for a lower student to teacher ratio which is a gift. My eldest child was in the gifted and talented program in her previous school, and this small teacher to student ratio has afforded the teachers to individualize and differentiate the curriculum to meet her individual needs. She is challenged, motivated and HAPPY. My middle child has blossomed at FAIS. She has gained more confidence as she is asking more questions and is engaged in group activities because of the more one on one time she receives at FAIS. She also takes greater pride in her work completion and strives to excel each and every day. She has also formed some wonderful friendships at the school as the children at this school are kind and open-minded.I can honestly state that all of the teachers are passionate about teaching. The teachers are approachable and so accommodating to students and families. My children and I feel cared for. FAIS recently acquired International Baccalaureate (IB) accreditation. The IB coordinator is fantastic and this accreditation is just another bonus. It encourages such a well-rounded education! As my eldest child says "FAIS is a gem of a school" and I could not agree more! My eldest is taking standardized exams for middle school admissions placements (24-25 school year). I have received her multiple scores and her percentiles have actually moved up since last year across all academic areas. This just validates how excellent the academics are at FAIS! My three children, husband and I cannot express how grateful we are to have found this wonderful school!

We came here for a volleyball tournament. It is a nice atmosphere. A little challenging to park…read more(even though there is parking that wraps around and you can park in the back of the school). But the gym is a nice set up.You can know that the facility is mostly clean (the bathrooms are a bit to be desired) and that's very important. I'm glad to see that the school is open to rent out which is a bonus for us. We live nearby and we are grateful that they are open to outsiders using their space.

Our son is in his second year at Grandview and absolutely loves it. He would not have done well…read moresitting in a row of desks - the small class sizes, individualized and collaborative learning, and focus on development of the complete person ensures that each student gets the right support. I have yet to meet any faculty or staff that are not truly committed to the students and the community. For a relatively small school, the access to quality arts, music, sports, theater and other extra curriculars is impressive. Best of all, Grandview has a true sense of community, from students and teachers to families and staff. Students regularly interact across grade levels (in class and out), and regular community events allow everyone to be involved.

Very bad my kid went there and the teachers were racist and mean he hated it and if you get food…read morethe Mac and cheese taste like chalk and meat is uncooked all in all it is not healthy

We have been blessed to "win the lottery" to attend Somerset Boca. We feel like we ACTUALLY won the…read morelottery. Fabulous school. Small and family oriented. Has a private school feel and I know our child is getting a good education!

This is my second review for Bright Horizons located at 10085 Yamato Road, Boca Raton, Florida…read more There are truly not enough wonderful things I can say about Bright Horizons. As a grandparent, nothing means more to me than knowing my granddaughter is in a place where she is safe, loved, and excited to go every day. The director, Monika Zaidan, and Roxanie Rodriguez are absolutely phenomenal at what they do. They truly go above and beyond and seem to have everything running seamlessly and beautifully. Their dedication and attention to every detail is remarkable and so deeply appreciated. My granddaughter's teachers, Ms. Rana and Miss Liz, are simply extraordinary. I have never seen such incredible patience, kindness, and loving guidance with children. They have a special gift for making every child feel valued, comfortable, and excited to learn. My granddaughter has been attending for almost two years, and it has been such a joy to watch her grow, learn, and build sweet friendships there. She is a child who really thrives on structure and staying busy, and this school gives her exactly that in the most positive and engaging way. They somehow make learning feel like fun, which is such a gift at this age. Seeing her come home happy, confident, and full of stories about her day means everything to our family. I'm so grateful she has had the opportunity to be part of such a special place.

I have avoided dentists most of my adult life because i find even routine cleanings very painful…read more Then one day i had a dental emergency so I visited my son's dentist, Bright Horizons. For the first time in my life I felt pampered and didn't scream out in pain. Now I see them regularly and it feels good knowing I am getting the care I need. Elaine D., Boca Raton

My daughter Olivia goes here... One day she comes back from school sick! SICK! She said she went to…read morethe bathroom near the cafeteria and a lizard bit her!! She currently has a fever of 102°F!

Mrs. Bergman is an amazing teacher! My son had her and he fell in love with her way of teachingread more