I had a terrible experience at this school. There was constant bullying and no one in the school…read morewould do anything about it. Every day that I went to this horrible school I wished I would have been dead instead.

Listen this school is bad enough already. Ms. Gerver, wouldn't let my kid leave when she started…read morenot being able to see out of her eyes. She went to the front office to the nurses station with a nurse who had Red hair who still works there she went with STROKE LIKE SYMPTOMS, uncoordinated, couldn't answer basic questions, couldn't raise her arms or use her legs and she had her wheeled to the car instead of calling 911 with no explanation to us of what was going on. We ended up going to the fire station where they were able to call an ambulance and get her taken care of. Teachers n nursing staff are incompetent when it comes to kids with medical issues all in all. Even if a kid didnt have prior medical issues, but was exhibiting symptoms of a medical emergency? They should know what that looks like. As a nurse this is unacceptable with no sense of care or urgency. We get it everyone's overworked but, have some compassion and pay attention. If your kid is ever in need be prepared to have argue with staff over keeping your kid safe.

My granddaughters have been attending to this school for 2 years now. The study technology is…read moreperfect making sure they fully master what they learned before they go on to the next subject. Personalized tutoring available. The Head of the school Mr. Jim Zwers, Dean Sikica Feldman, Elly Lago and the rest of the Staff go beyond the ordinary to make sure all students are happy, learning and having the best school experience ever. The school is very supportive of the personal goals of each student, guiding them in that direction so they can accomplish their goals. My granddaughters have learned not only academics but social skills and athletic training with the Knights cheerleading team. The holistic approach to education of CAI is brilliant preparing these students for life becoming the best version of themselves, ready to be successful in our society and contributing as a member of a group. I highly recommend this school.

I love this school. I love that she's in a space that demands so much from her. Not only…read moreacademically, but with her cheer squad as well. My daughter runs on a pretty intense schedule and to me that is a very high plus point. In the adult world where you have big dreams and goals, you need to be set up with education, discipline and persistence. You need to know how to be part of a group and a team member. I truly believe that this school will set her up in life. And I have to give a shout out to Julie the cheer coach. She has a huge job. I see that. But what she's providing to these girls is a a wonderful activity where they are winning. My daughter is so proud to show me her routine as she learns, she's so proud to have her cheer uniform and is sooooo excited to perform. As a mother it fills me with utter joy to dress her up and watch her perform. I'm so thankful that the school and its staff are all there creating this environment. And as far as the previous negative review. It is old and nothing like what I experience. Moving here from California, I needed fast response and assistance in getting my kids enrolled. The school staff were there for me. I needed something addressed, I waiting less than 5 minutes to speak with the Dean directly. My daughter takes flowers from home to her teacher and that to me is a great indicator she's happy.

I HIGHLY recommend having a lawyer on speed dial if your child attends this school!…read more Especially to ensure accurate and unbiased records are being kept. Accountability is elusive and paper trials are carefully curated with precision to shield the administration from scrutiny. Expect a tightly controlled narrative that (conveniently) omits key context, concerns, and evidence provided from the student/parent. Don't believe me? Ask to review official records. Unfortunately, you cannot assume good faith. Decisions affecting student outcomes can be made without transparency, communication, or compassion. Critical meetings are rushed, imbalanced and tightly controlled - leaving families outnumbered, and little to no room for true advocacy or protection. In my experience, they have documented exaggerated or false claims in official records, denied parents access to Zoom recordings of key meetings, and more. If you believe the school district will act as an unbiased party, don't be fooled. They rely solely on the school's internal narrative- ignoring concerns brought by parents or students altogether. In my case, legal safeguards were sidestepped entirely to reach a predetermined outcome. Transparency and fairness? Nowhere to be found. Unless your child has a very strong adult advocate, they may have no real shot at justice within these walls. I urge any parent (especially those with an IEP, 504, or any emotional/behavioral challenges) to bring third-party advocates and legal counsel to any meetings. Record all communications and request everything in writing. At this school, documentation is weaponized, not used as a safeguard. And without legal eyes on every detail, children easily become the scapegoat for the school and system's failures.

First off I have to go to this place for the next 4 fucking years so isn't nice and god damm I…read moredon't even look forward to going here in the morning I wake up and thing fuck me I have to walk to my bus stop at 6am no light outside and I come home and immediately pass out good teachers HORRIBLE EVERYTHING ELSE

I went to this school and had a terrible experience. There was so much bullying going on and the…read moreadministrators were not approachable in order for a student to say something about it. I am not proud at all that I had to attend this horrible school. I am embarrassed that it was where I went and graduated from. I hate that it is so visible along a main road in Clearwater because it just stands out to me in such a bad way and it is right there on Gulf to Bay Blvd. as an eyesore.

This school is very well maintained for an older building. I do not teach here, but have been in…read morethe auditorium for several events. The facility is very nice and everyone I have worked with has been professional and kind.

My Daughter Graduated from Washburn Academy and now has an extremely successful career with her…read morehusband, who graduated from Washburn Academy as well. My son went to Washburn Academy from PreK. The principal of Washburn Academy Shawn Float, has been as sister and extended family to me and my children, for a decade. I have no words to describe my gratitude, for helping me raise valuable members of society. Much Love

Great school! Great private school! Incredible art program! Quality education and fun school! Get a…read moretour! Public schools are not the way to go....

This school has a very friendly and caring but disciplined principal. The school director is…read moreorganized and on top of his game. The teachers are the best as they really have a deep connection with their students, and promote interaction and communication over memorization. The coaches are awesome with a great basketball, football and sports program in general.

From the owner: The mission of Superior Collegiate is to assist our students in achieving their full potential by…read moreusing a student centered, and tailored learning approach.

I have worked at Saint Paul's - Clearwater's Independent School for 2 years and it has been an…read moreamazing experience. I started my employment during the COVID-19 pandemic and I am so impressed how the Administration team handled the opening of school. They are proactive, thoughtful, strategic and always keep the health, safety and well being of our students, families and staff at the forefront. The campus is truly a hidden gem, located on the banks of Allen's Creek and offers waterfront activities, engineering and technology classes. The campus also includes a new white box theatre. The youngest students learn and play in an environment built with curiosity and joy in mind. I only wish I found this school earlier. Truly a must visit.

The school is great and provides many opportunities for students to succeed. The current principle…read morehas done a very good job having a good curriculum and renovations to the facility making the school a great learning environment. As a former student I currently would recommend sending your children here.

Teachers are kind, but the uniform and dress code is absurd. Every five seconds, there is a teacher…read morecommenting on your hair, uniform, or even face. Sometimes, it seems they care more about dress code than the students' education. You shouldn't feel insecure every time you wear the uniforms. No fake nails, no mascara unless you're in 8th grade, maximum of 3 braclets (including hair ties), and you are not allowed to have more than 1 ear piercing. Let girls be girls. It feels like there are rules just to have rules and to seem strict. They also banned perfume and strong cologne. You are only allowed to go to your locker 4 times a day (including before and after school). They don't allow bringing food into school for lunch or breakfast ( including drinks). Kids shouldn't feel sexualized every time they put on a school uniform. Kids are starting to stop dressing out because of how strict the dress code is. The only things you can wear are a 6 inch shorts, sweatpants, and baggy jeans. Another thing is that they have useless classes. Technology shouldn't be a comp class and a normal class as well. Kids shouldn't feel stressed out because of a class that won't matter to them in 5 years. The bathroom rules are also strict, 1 student at a time. The teachers force you to use a planner, and they have to sign it every time you use the restroom, and you have to sign out on a sheet by the door as well. I feel like that is kind of extra giving that the bathroom is down the hall. The bathrooms don't have feminine products in the lady's room, which I feel is necessary. They don't have dividers in between the urinals in the boys' restroom, which is an invasion of privacy. You are not allowed to change for PE. Your shirt has to be tightly tucked in, and if it is not, you get a referral. If a boys hair touches their eyebrows, they have to get it cut within a week after the warning, or it leads with a demerit. Do you want every boy to have a buzzcut?! Overall, the education isn't bad. Just please let kids be kids. Not everyone is going to want to dress and look to your standards. Sorry to break it to you. I want students to feel comfortable in their school, if that means feminine products in the lady's room, or dividers between the urinals in the boys' room. Please take this into account and change some of the strict rules.

We moved to SCS from a Catholic School in Atlanta in 2018. My boys have enjoyed SCS thus far…read more Most important to me are academics and the IB program - and I have been very pleased with both. I have several friends who transferred in from other local schools and have all said the curriculum is more challenging at SCS. I am confident my boys will be ready for high school. Great school community environment too.

Both my girls went to Delphi and I am so happy that I sent them to a school that cares so much…read morestudents on an individual basis. The academic programs are written individually, taking into account the child's areas of interest, as well as electives. I found the staff to be really caring and interested in helping the children to succeed, while allowing them to find their way under good supervision. The campus is beautiful and the practical program is very full. They have, to mention a few, pottery, dance, music, visual arts, wood shop, team sports, cooking, karate...and the list goes on. I highly recommend this program for any parent to check into if they are looking for the best well-balanced, non religious private school in Clearwater.

Great school with a great curriculum and friendly staff who care about getting your children to…read moreachieve their full potential.