3188 Skyline Loop
Kissimmee, FL 34758

This school isn’t terrible, however, I do feel that when a teacher dislikes a student they shouldn’t use that as an excuse to lie on them and get them a referral. That teacher also hates the principal as well, which the principal isn’t too bad, she’s a great person. This school is great when it comes to dual enrollment, AP, and AICE. There are some benefits at this school that other schools don’t have so even though some teachers can be aggravating, I still would recommend this school and have made lots of memories here last year.

This is the right school for students¡

We have only enrolled our son here for two days and I am alarmed by a number of things. First, they make it almost impossible to actually physically get your child to the school. They require students walking to go almost a mile out of their way in order to get to the only walking gate. There is a back gate that is only sometimes open and faces an un-mowed field with knee high grass next to an electrical substation with no signage. They only allow cars to pickup from one side and the traffic backs up so that car drivers take upwards of 60 minutes to pick up their children. They could just easily allow cars and walkers to use both sides with no loss to security and double the effective throughput. On top it all off, they are incredibly rude to new people who are not familiar woth the process and their orientation is substandard.Second, they like to communicate through apps but their apps are invitation-only and require manual intervention from the same staff. The invitation process is supposedly a security feature but it could easily be automated.Third, they have a number limitations for children needing special accommodation. They only allow water without electrolytes and our son has a chronic illness that requires more use of electrolytes to avoud fainting and dizziness. By the second day he was having dizziness spells because he wasn't hydrated and the nurse gave him nothing.Finally, everything is color coded with no consideration to the color-blind, another issue for our son, who has Red-Green color blindness.It is too early for me to comment on the quality of the pedagogy. One hopes it is better than the administration.