I will start off by saying that many parents and their children have had positive experiences with…read morethis school. I am not negating, disparaging, or invalidating their experiences. I am going to share the facts of my child's experience with this school, and you Reader may make what decision you will. My child attended HOA for kindergarten in the 21-22 school year. Before enrolling, I took a tour of the facilities, and was ensured by Mrs. Khan that every child receives a top quality education, that all therapies needed would be offered by on-site therapists, and that each teacher was qualified specifically to work with special needs children. It sounded too good to be true. It was. As of the 22-23 school year, the teachers were NOT certified educators- they did not have licenses as teachers in public schools are required to, and had no evidence of "special" training to work with special needs children. Mrs. Khan was asked to produce such evidence, and declined to do so. In my last experience with this school, her primary educator who worked with grades 5-12 only had previous employment experience as a waiter in a restaurant. Her other educators either have no licenses or expired ones. There were no therapists "on staff" with the school- only the ones parents pay for themselves out of pocket. You have probably noticed a high employee turnover. There is a reason for this. Mrs. Khan has repeatedly created a hostile work environment for her teachers, going through as many as 3-4 employees A YEAR. She has also had to pay to settle a case of illegal labor practices on behalf of House of Academia- she has threatened to or has in actuality withheld wages and/or W2's in retaliation against teachers who resign. Former parents had to threaten legal action to ensure a safe playground free of sharp metal, broken equipment, broken safety gates, and clean bathrooms stocked with the bare minimum of soap and toilet paper. One of the school's exterior doors and the parking lot gate were left unlocked throughout the day while being across the street from a bus depot. During the 21-22 school year, a high school student (who was allowed access to the elementary students during recess) threatened to kill the children with a gun on three different occasions because they were "being too loud". Parents again had to threaten legal action to compel Mrs. Khan to move the older girl to a different recess. Parents were the ones who had to report this to the police after the fact, even though Mrs. Khan as an educator and an adult is a mandated reporter. During this time, a Maitland HOA location was being built- and the electricity and water were nearly shut off at the Elboc road location due to her financial negligence and mismanagement. In retaliation for notifying parents of the severe issues in the school and "creating problems", Mrs. Khan fired the only kindergarten teacher at the school 2 weeks before the end of school, threatened to expel the students of parents who complained, barred the RBTs of children whose parents had complained (preventing them from receiving any of the therapy their parents had paid out of pocket for) and refused to have a kindergarten ceremony for the children whose parents had contacted police. This could ALL be overlooked- except that Mrs. Khan is charging the parents of special needs students over $1200 per month for these facilities that are poor quality and educators who are not certified or trained. It is obvious from her multiple luxury cars, expensive brand-name clothing, and 4,000+ sq. ft. home in a gated community in Dr. Phillips/Lake Buena Vista that Mrs. Khan's priority for her schools is the money they bring her- not the educational improvement of special needs children, who deserve a quality education just like all their neurotypical peers. Here is the link to the court case corroborating her unethical labor practices (you will also see she has 7 traffic tickets as well- not the beacon of safety I would want for my child): https://tinyurl.com/yjhtm9xx

My child needs redirection to stay on task. While he did have an action plan with OCPS and had…read moreprofessional assistance from various departments, I still found him to be lagging with his assignments (completed at school) and knowledge base. We participated in their 1st session summer program and were very pleased with the outcome. He was excited to go to class and looked forward to attending every day...in the summer! The stride made during the 3 week session was astounding. While summer tuition was expensive, from our experience, it was worth it. That positive experience lead us to enrolling him full time this school year in the hopes that our child's advancement will continue.

Our daughter will be a sophomore next school year and has been attending OCSA since 6th grade. She…read moreloves her friends, teachers, and principal! No school is perfect, but in our opinion, OCSA is one of the closest schools to being near perfect!

Don't listen to the girl who complains about uniform. If you dress appropriately and know how to…read moreuse common sense, you won't get in trouble. Don't like uniforms? Be homeschooled. This is an amazing school with amazing teachers and staff. If UNIFORMS is what deters you from your education, you're literally insane. -Kathy Zhu :)

The coach who teaches PE reduced my points by 5 because I didn't try my best at volleyball today…read morebut the thing is I don't play volleyball and I suck at it + I was trying my best

Beautiful school I'm Azalea Park. The community is strong and very supportive! They have a great…read moregroup of teachers and staff that truly love what they do and go out of their way for the students.

We have 2 kids at the school for 5 years and so impressed with the dedication of each teacher for…read moreour kids. One of our kids has to get special academic support and has thrived with the patience of these exceptionally talented individuals who support this area of education. This is hard to find in a private school - can't give enough praise !

Denied admission for lower school for my child. However, I was informed by someone at the school…read morethat if we would have made a donation to the school we can get in. For a religious school, I don't see how this is a thing for admissions. Also, campus is very very small for the tuition rate they desire. The playground is right off the street without any safety walls to prevent cars from crashing into it.

After going here for 7 years, it's grown on me. Technology campus is definitely miles better than…read morethe lynx campus. After the new dean Mr. Lebron showed up, it's clear that he's definitely got the students' best interest in mind. Some unfavorable rules etc, but overall going here was a great experience.

As a former alumni of ts school, I can confidently say ts school is great, it has food, bathrooms,…read moreand teacher . 10/10

New student enrollment was absolutely atrocious. From the staff being beyond unprofessional, rude,…read moreand completely nasty to students and parents alike, to the staff clearly not being prepared for the year kickoff. My family was completely flabbergasted on how the process is and how we were treated. We thank God that we are only here for 1 year as I can't imagine being treated this way or having my children under the charge of a staff that clearly doesn't have a caring or compassionate bone in their body.

Big campus. A lot bigger once you get inside and through security. There are old building and new…read morebuildings. Lots of spiritual spots to reflect and great pieces of nature on campus. It's a Great school with a track record of success!

I am truly disappointed by the current administration at Bishop Moore Catholic High School. It's…read moreclear that student well-being is not a priority. There have been multiple instances where students reported being bullied or harassed, and the school either failed to take action or, worse, appeared to protect the offenders--despite having clear evidence. Academically, the education offered is not significantly different from that of a public school, yet families are paying a substantial amount of money--essentially for a religion class. It's hard to understand where the tuition funds are going when some bathrooms have no air conditioning and there are roaches present in the facilities. Even more alarming is the repeated pattern of scandals involving teachers engaging in inappropriate relationships with students. Although these teachers are eventually fired, the fact that this has happened multiple times raises serious concerns about oversight and student safety. If you're considering Bishop Moore for your child, I would strongly urge you to explore other private schools--or even public schools--before making a decision.

We love the TLE and so does our daughter. After a couple years here we have built a relationship…read morewith the staff team. Our daughter always looks forward to going to school and learning. She is way ahead of her peers in other day cares and she is always singing the songs they teach in school. Ms Nina, and our daughters teachers have equipped her to grow and mature so much. We are so thankful for them!

I've never met a nicer group of people who, regardless of early mistakes, have been working hard to…read moremake our kid's experience a memorable one. They improve everyday, and always with smile. And yes, my child is safe, cared for, and well educated.