14809 Trapper Rd
Orlando, FL 32837

deans are too not supportive. and if yous speak to a student counculer they will spread stuff.

The school prioritizes standardized testing over deeper learning, There's a heavy emphasis on rote memorization,or Innovative teaching methods aren't fully supported. There's a lack of cohesive vision Communication between staff and administration could be improved or A culture of self-preservation sometimes overshadows student needs.Resource allocation seems misaligned with instructional needs Overcrowded classrooms present challenges, or There's a significant need for .High teacher turnover suggests underlying issues with staff support,Teacher morale appears low, or Limited opportunities for collaborative growth. The school faces significant challenges in fostering a truly engaging learning environment for all studentsI observed a disconnect between stated educational goals and daily implementation, impacting student outcomeThere's an opportunity to improve the alignment of resources with strategic objectives for student success.The current structure doesn't fully support teacher autonomy or professional growth, leading to burnout.

My son is currently in his 3rd yr at this school. I honestly haven’t had a bad experience as a parent and per him, he hasn’t had a bad experience as a teacher (other than his chemistry teacher lol). He is currently in marching band and other band affiliated programs which has helped him come out of his shell n flourish socially. His brain has also been challenged with the AP n honors classes selected for him which I appreciate bc he’s done exceedingly well. They also take security seriously and keep the parent abreast of anything going on on campus that can cause concern. I will say during the mornings the drop off is horrendous, but it’s a large school in a heavily populated area so guess that should be expected. Also my son has complained about the cafeteria food being “mid”, but it’s also free so….But overall, I’m a fan.