18351 Camellia Rd
Fort Myers, FL 33967

He tenido la oportunidad de ver el salón de clases de mi hija e interactuar con su Maestra, me encanta la metodología de enseñanza y un salón de clase divertido para jugar y aprender. Me gusta que la escuela involucra a los padres en varias actividades con los niños. Mi hija ha aprendido bastante en tan solo 8 meses de jardín de infantes, con el amor y la paciencia de la Señora Blanchard ha aprendido el idioma Inglés. Amamos que tenga compañeros de diversas culturas lo cuál es muy importante para ellos. Me gusta la escuela y la organización. Considero que es una buena escuela.

I used to go to this school, also counting my older brother and this school was amazing. Like back then I would agree to give this school a 4, but now I have to give this school a 3 probably also a 2. I saw a review that said the school was going downhill, and I agree with that review. The reviews I gave about the school probably explain what I mean.

I really like this school. I'm currently in 8th Grade (as of the time i'm writing this), and the school is mostly fine.I also really like my peers (probably because I'm friends with a lot of people here), and they make me feel happy and compliant.

I am a 7th grader here and I would not recommend it because there is a fights every week the trips are over priced and teachers are very rude and disrespectful.

This school deserves more that 5/10 in ratings it’s actually rated #8/10 in the entire Lee county district and my kids absolutely love it and so do it. The grade levels have 1-3 classes per grade max which makes for better safety and they offer a lot of specialty classes that other schools dont

This school was a not a good experience for my child. He was beat up (nose and glasses broken) and bullied innumerable amount of times. His classes frequently had teachers leave mid school year and his Math class never even had a permanent teacher- it was like a substitute every day. Did faculty try to prevent these things? Yes. But the fighting and disrespect is so out of hand I don't think even they know how to handle it. I hate to use the term "inner city" but that is exactly what this school emulates. There is nothing "warm and inviting" about it. It is survival of the fittest.

I went here and LOVED it. I was in the gifted program and the gifted teachers there are unmatched. There are ten classes per grade level, so all kids are rightly placed. All the teachers teach well, though I wouldn't recommend teaching there (it is very cliquey among the teachers). The other thing I didn't like about this school was the lack of diversity. Everyone there was blonde haired-blue eyed christians, which I found kind of annoying. However, the IB program is very cool and the opportunities here are mediocre, but its a great school.

The staff exploits the total lack of accountability. Administration targets students and families as retaliation for complaints. Under leadership of the previous principal the school received a grade A for 5 out of 7 years. With the current principal at the reigns, the school has never received an A, yet they are the 2nd highest paid principal in the district. This principal takes liberties that are not within her authority, yet the district provides no accountability. While the administration is terrible at this school, it is a product of the school board and district's example of zero accountability. Consequences for noncompliance with policies only exist for students and parents.

I've had 3 children go to this school. 6vyears ago. Great school, teachers and front desk. Now the front desk is so rude everytime I call. So glad it's the last year there.

The principal plays favorites with his employees. For instance, one, long time, hard working employee can be entirely overlooked and placed in new position to be replaced by a less educated and older choice from the principal. When the principal and/or school board members fail their best and brightest younger teachers, it's the students who will untimely fail.