927 S 20th Ave
Hollywood, FL 33020

mi hijo va a esa escuela y le va muy bien

Things have probably changed since I went to Colbert (2018-2021, 3rd through 5th grade), but my experience was great. The school was really focused on STEM (as a STEM school should be) and had great programs. I was lucky enough to be part of the debate and robotics teams, both of which were amazing. There was even a Minecraft club at one point (during virtual learning). Speaking of which, they handled virtual learning perfectly with Teams, Zoom, and online learning tools. There are some fights, yes, but that's to be expected with any Broward School (speaking from someone who's been in the Broward school system for around 7 or 8 years now), and the teachers handle them calmly. They have several fun family events (my absolute favorite being EIE, the engineering and science projects they do each quarter, then present in a convention of sorts) The campus is beautiful and clean. All in all, 5 stars.

In an all-inclusive manner, it was a school of unadulterated mediocrity: the school building was architecturally mesmerizing, and the preponderance of the teachers and staff were affectionate and magnanimous. This institution, on the other hand, has had several deficiencies that may be problematic to comprehend. You are arbitrarily authorised to patronize specializations that are unsuitable for your priorities, and there are students who consistently cause such uncivilized controversies and dilemmas because a significant portion of teachers and staff are argumentative vexatious, and full of authoritarianism, entrepreneurial to acquire their own remuneration and equitable treatment.To contextualize, this school is pure vanilla material: I do not recommend going to school because of the undisciplined and combative children, discourteous staff personnel, and abusive supervisory whining.