400 Guy Rd
Orlando, FL 32828

When my child initially started attending Camelot, I was worried about something going on in school that I didn't know of. He would have anxiety attacks, and he would cry almost every single morning before school. My child was becoming sick because of this, and I almost took him out of school. Thankfully, the next year was different for my child. My child's teacher was Mona Abomoelak, and my child immediately fell in love with the school. He would get himself ready for school and be excited to be dropped off at school. My child would always run towards Mrs. Mona whenever he saw her, and we even noticed that our child started speaking more. Based on how my child and his classmates reacted towards her, I knew that she was an amazing teacher who truly loves and cares for her students. She went above and beyond, especially when my child started attending virtual classes. I would recommend anyone who has a child with special needs to have Mrs. Mona as their child's teacher! Unfortunately, Mrs. Mona is not going to be at Camelot elementary. It is truly heartbreaking seeing her go, as I know that my child adored and enjoyed having her as his teacher. She is an amazing teacher, and I hope that other parents can see how truly amazing she is too!

After having had two kids go through this school and listening to others, I have come to the conclusion that the high school experience is what you make it. I was and am a very involved parent. My second was an ESE kid so the school knew me well. They were very responsive. My son got the attention he needed. The principal there is very good. So I ask that others read these parent reviews with a grain of salt. Your experience could be different. Lord knows mine was for sure and I have one more kid to go.

Too much bullying, racial slurs, favoritism, negativity is all out of hand at school. Everyone here is just followers. Nobody here stands up for people when getting made fun of.