My son has been going to this VPK for almost a year now and I am beyond happy with the school. I…read morewould highly recommend Mrs. Luwana. She is the absolute best and most caring pre-kinder teacher I have come across. And I've had three sons in pre-kinder. My son comes home every day brighter. The progress he has made since starting at the school has been noticeable . If you are in Parkland this is the school you want to put your kid in before elementary.

We are so happy with Cambridge. The school creates a fun, safe, loving and educational environment…read morefor my daughter to learn and grow. Ms. Lori and the rest of administration are friendly, thoughtful and very invested in making sure every child has their needs met. We can't speak highly enough of Miss Joane. She is the absolute best 3s teacher. She genuinely loves and cares for her students. She made me feel at ease when my daughter first started school. We love being part of the Cambridge family!

Great school, my niece attends, love coming here to surprise her and pick her up early. She enjoys…read moreher class and her teacher very much. The only reason I can't give a full 5 stars is due to a bullying situation my niece has been going through for over 2 months now. My family pays good money for her to attend and the fact that it's taken so long to bring attention to the situation is beyond me. A little girl in her class goes out of her way to bully her and she comes home crying regularly yet it took 2 months to get the teacher to even consider speaking with the bully. I would expect a lot more especially from a private catholic school.

me thinks no. is bad…read more very bad. no go. There needs to be a negative star option. Please, if you are a parent reading this, do not send your child to this hell hole. The staff and faculty members act like the children in this case. They blatantly and loudly talk about other children in front of kids and are more involved in rumors than some kids. The teachers pick favorites and the kids they dislike they purposely get in trouble. I can name countless times children have gotten detentions for uncalled for reasons. If a teacher doesn't like you, or your child they will make your kids life hell. Wether it's picking on them in class or making sure to put them in the back, they will do it. They aren't done harassing you until they see fit. They preach a catholic way of life, yet everyone in that school seems to act the complete opposite. When you go and have mass with the kids in the morning hardly anyone sings, you can just tell it's a toxic environment for everyone involved. The teachers and students are some of the most discriminative group of people I've ever encountered, wether its race, sexuality or income level. If you aren't white, rich or straight you are automatically the bad guy. The way they run things at the school is ridiculous and frankly unsafe for the kids. When there's a substitute, they won't show up for up to ten minutes leaving kids outside the classroom unattended. At one point, teachers went through kids phones, and one teacher put a kids phone number on the board, and called his number on her phone. Many teachers are wildly unprofessional, eating, drinking, on their phones and in some cases, they would watch Netflix or get on a phone call while kids are working. During a code red (threat) they lead all the kids into a back room that is also the bathroom. There's a literal cage back there that they lead all the kids into and make them stand in there like sardines. See, now this leaves no way out in case there was a true threat that were to enter the building. Now they put a lock on the door too. Then, if your kid actually does have some trauma and they go to the counselor, Janet Hearn, it's almost made worse. I've never met a worse counselor in my life. As a kid I used to go to the counselor a lot, until the school got her as their new counselor. Talking to her seems almost impossible, as she only tries to cover up the issue with fake smiles and a pat on the back. You can never come to her about something personal, as she'll disregard it and send you back to class. On another note, the desks and chairs in the rooms are probably older than any of the kids that go to the school. They're covered in markings and carvings, and gum.The chairs are squeaky and rusted. The bathrooms are an extension onto the classroom. There's one stall with a big space where someone can look under the door. Sometimes the lock won't work and the door gets opened while you're going to the bathroom. You also can't use the bathroom if anyone else is using it- you can't wait. they make you go back to class. Not to mention it's also used as a back room where they send kids to make up tests, do a class, or somewhere they send bad kids. There are new teachers every other year because even the teachers realize this school is going downhill. Even after all of this, if you do decide to take a tour, don't worry, they will almost always give you a fake smile and a nod and tell you how happy everyone is at this school. Yet everyone I know is miserable every time they step foot on the premises. Going back there now that I'm older almost gives me a wave of dread as I walk in. It's a place full of hate. Don't send your kids to this school. Don't choose this place as a job. It will not end well.

Atlantis Academy in Coral Springs has been an absolute blessing. From the moment we walked in, it…read morewas clear that this school truly understands and supports its students. The staff is compassionate, patient, and incredibly dedicated, and they go above and beyond to make every child feel safe, valued, and capable. The teachers work together seamlessly, creating a nurturing environment where students can grow academically, socially, and emotionally. Communication with parents is excellent, and you can genuinely tell that everyone here cares deeply about each student's progress and well-being. If you're looking for a school that provides individualized attention, strong support, and a positive, encouraging atmosphere, I can't recommend Atlantis Academy in Coral Springs enough.

It seems they are looking for kids that have a diagnosis they can charge for but that don't…read moreactually present any challenges for them. My son recently completed a shadow day there. I advised on the way in that circumstances beyond his control affected his sleep the night before so he may be a little off his game. Still from everything I gathered he behaved reasonably well. The only challenge was that no one had much of anything for him to do so he started getting restless. Apparently that was too much for them to deal with so they said he wasn't suitable for the school. I was supposed to meet with the area director at 2:30 when a meeting ended that day but the local school director told me to come at 2 and he would leave the meeting early. When I came at 2 the office went ahead and pulled my kid out of the class early despite my saying I was supposed to meet with administration separately and let me sit there waiting with him nearly an hour while the directors hid in a meeting and never came out to talk to me at all. The next day I finally got an email telling me they didn't think my child was good enough for their school. At the very least they could have called ahead to cancel our meeting since I had to cut out of work at a busy time to try to accommodate this. But overall, I disagree that there was a valid reason to exclude my child. I remember the day when teachers knew how to work with challenging students inside a regular classroom and now it seems even those charging more to help special needs students don't want to deal with any challenges!

Coral springs elementary principles and staff really care got great security and don't tolerate…read morebullying

As a child that is a senior in the school, it's ok...not bad but not good. It depends on what…read moreteachers you have and lowkey just getting on everyone's good side.

This is the most worst and horrible school. My kids have ever been to that only is a vice…read moreprincipal, extremely rude, but he doesn't give cars about the kids. This vice principal is very hardheaded. And if ur child was to ever get in trouble for something that she or he didn't do the vice principal would not even give ur child any time to explain or he will just straight up. Ignore you. even if your kid didn't do absolutely nothing. He's so quick to assume because of past problems that just because a good kid did something or they had accidentally did something. He's immediately just to go and give them detention. Like my kid had a class period called study hall. It seemed like she had tickets to go to different places or retake quizzes or whatever it is, and when my daughter had talked to the vice principal he refused to believe her, and he refused to take her tickets as proof instead, he just was getting mad at her for having them saying that she shouldn't even have those and just ignoring her straight up, which is honestly very rude. If a kid has tickets or proof for not being in a class or being late or tardy you shouldn't just automatically assume it's cause they were doing something bad. My child did not do absolutely anything yet all he did was be rude, And it's honestly just insane.

The school is superior to other high schools in the area and the facilities look nice everybody…read morevery to everybody. I would recommend this school.

I was here last night for Open House. First of all, from the street, this school looks big, but…read morewhen you go inside, it's five times the size.... it's huge! My daughter walked me all over the school and I have no idea how she doesn't get lost? The portables they have are the nicest ones that I've ever seen at a school, first class looking. All the teachers that I met were very nice and all utilize technology which makes things easier for us parents to keep up with our kids in school. The car line for afternoon pick up is a mess. I have to wait in the line for an hour and after sitting here for an hour, I get parents that want to pull that car in front of mine and cut me, unbelievable! There needs to be a better way to pick up our kids after school... it's extremely congested.