10445 NW 50th Pl
Coral Springs, FL 33076

I have transferred my children from Somerset Parkland Academy, a charter school to CSMS, a public school. One child is gifted and other has 504, both are doing well. This school is geared towards serving all kinds of students whether they are from privileged or underprivileged background, high achievers or kids with mild learning disabilities. Teachers are very competent (compared to Somerset Parkland Academy). There are various clubs like Robotics, Mathclub, Art, Band etc. for children to vent their creativity. The counselor is professional and knows how much student can handle, how much parental support is there etc. Principal is also sensitive and truly cares about welfare of the students. I see that teachers are willing to work with your child and parent. We are brown and my children were bullied at Somerset Parkland academy which is dominated by affluent white brats so we transferred here. Regarding Somerset Parkland, only their building and teachers look beautiful, but the school is a real mess..LOL. Teachers keep leaving and there is just one counsellor for over 800 students! (true joke) . She prevented our children from advancing but always made it look like an oversite. SPA is partial and racist school. When I transferred to CSMS the counsellor let our children take high school courses and showed lot of flexibility so that kids get courses they want. Truly grateful to be in CSMS. Just make sure that your child gets into an advanced class.

This is our neighborhood school. It is an above average school. The staff is friendly, the Principal and Vice Principal are nice and approachable. There is a good balance of academics and play. Its somewhat laidback so less stress for the children. There is a chance your child may end up with a teacher who he/she don't get well along with. Overal it is a great school.

My son graduated from MSDHS in 2023 and my daughter is now in 10th grade at this school. Both of my kids have been doing well here and have been challenged taking AP classes. I feel like they are getting a good education. We were initially disappointed that the Cambridge program was not offered at this school, but it will now be offered starting in the 2024/25 school year, which is great for new students. I did have one instance where a teacher was trying to influence the class with their personal political beliefs, which I didn't appreciate. My daughter and son both told me that teachers brought up personal political stances in the classroom. In my opinion, that needs to stay out of the classroom. This is my only complaint. This school and Broward county are very communicative with parents, which is great and much appreciated. I do feel that MSDHS prepares kids for college well and they do offer after school learning if students need it. My son took advantage of several after school SAT learning sessions that really helped his score. I recommend this school and it's a great area to live.