102 Angelfish Ln
Jupiter, FL 33477

My 2 nieces who went to school at JMS had told me a lot of negative things that they had experienced when enrolled there which I didn't believe until my own son went there. He was bullied for 6th and most of 7th grade when he attended there. Then my sons grades started to slip and he was failing horribly by the middle of his 7th grade year. The teachers do not teach so you basically have to teach yourself. Now that my son is at a different middle school, he is thriving in his classes and says he is so much happier and everyone is a lot nicer. I'm so glad we switched schools because it has been a blessing.

This school is truly amazing! The teachers are caring and dedicated, and Mrs. Montez goes above and beyond to be engaged, responsive, and accommodating. My kids thrived here, and their progress is noticeably ahead of other kids their age. We were considering private school and are very happy we gave this public school a shot.

BCI has been great so far. The teachers work collaboratively with the parents to understand the student on a deeper level. They all seem to love what they do and are happy to be there. My son always wants to go to school and has a love for learning here.

I have/had three children who attend/ed. The oldest moved to private after a year, and what a drastic and amazing difference that made. The other two wanted to stay at JHS because of their friends and now we are regretting that decision. The school is failing them. If you want your kids to fall in between the cracks and fail, this is the right place. If you want your child to learn, grow, and feel successful, homeschool or private is the way to go. They get 4 minutes between periods to get to their next class in overcrowded hallways, need passes if they are 10 seconds late, unable to use restrooms during period change, and many of the teachers don't allow bathroom breaks. School lunch is not good and they only get 20 minutes for lunch break. There is one standout teacher but the rest of them don't seem to care about the kids and don't seem very happy working there.