My son completed his Driver's Ed via Florida Virtual School and they gave him 3 free driving…read morelessons through Florida Safety Council. Scheduling was a bit troublesome with trying to find something that fit into his schedule with school, but we got it done. Glad they could take him on the highway for some I-4 driving on his last lesson. Instructors were good and provided good feedback each time. I'm hoping they continue to pair with FLVS for this!

Very pleased with the Casselberry location. They are professional. You can tell they really care…read moreabout the students, and their success with driving lessons & the road test.

Took their Data course and learner's permit test in one day and got my restricted the next morning…read more My friends took the classroom course at our high school but it wasn't as fast and I was driving before them so woot!

The MSF (Motorcycle Safety Foundation) Basic RiderCourse was exceptional. My instructor, Che'ree…read moreBlades, was extremely knowledgeable, patient, and supportive throughout the course. She consistently encouraged the class and provided helpful tips and guidance to help us successfully complete each exercise. I was extremely nervous when I started the course, but Che'ree helped calm my nerves and built my confidence with her positive attitude and excellent coaching. Her teaching style made the learning experience both enjoyable and rewarding. I am grateful for the time, effort, and dedication she invested in helping each student succeed.

Demanded cash only payment from me when I rescheduled a class that I missed due to conflicting…read moreplans. When I tried to explain the situation, the person on the phone accused me of trying to pulling a fast one on them. Said 'people like me' would just keep requesting refunds. Terrible customer service...I cleared a whole day to take the class and was treated like garbage. Teacher was great but absolutely abysmal customer service

I was a nervous wreck but these guys made my life easier on the road. Must try this school for…read moredriving needs.

Our teenage son just finished his 4 week, 2 hour each session driving lessons! He had an amazing…read moreexperience and feels much more confident in his driving as do we. We absolutely recommend Nation Driving school to anyone in Oviedo/Orlando looking for driving lessons!!

Eddie was a fantastic instructor! I needed to ensure my son…read morehad i4 proficiency before taking his driving test, so we opted for the 6-hour package. Eddie was always punctual, picked my son up from our home, and didn't schedule the test until he was confident my son was ready. The result? A perfect score on the test! Most importantly, my son really liked him -- and that's no small feat with my boy. Highly recommend!

Mr. Eddie has now helped my oldest two daughters, second one got her license last Friday with a 95…read more(only missed 5 points b/c she got a bit nervous on a verbal answer). Mr. Eddie helped her with the 6-lesson plan; taking her on I4, around town, helped with parking, etc. And he came back to do a practice road test with her, helping my husband and me feel confident that she was ready. We have two more kids coming, so Mr. Eddie - no retirement for you!

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.

A very good school to lay the foundation. My son went to preschool at 3 and prek 4 years old and he…read morelearned so much and the staff is very caring. I recommend.

My instructor was Ruddy, he was very kind and patient. Very awesome guy overall really good teacher.read more