4023 NW 58th Street
Boca Raton, FL 33496

Do you know why that school has a high rating? They throw out students who can't handle their program. Teachers and chancellors are absolutely indifferent. No help or participation. They have a fake rating.

This school reminds me of a WW2 prisoner of war camp. Parent participation is not encouraged

My experience with Omni Middle School has been overwhelmingly disappointing, and I feel compelled to share my concerns in the hope that future students receive better treatment.Throughout this school year, my child has faced several academic setbacks not due to ability, but due to faculty ineptness and administrative uncommunicativeness and decisions that prioritized discipline for small infractions over learning. On more than one occasion, extreme disciplinary actions for small issues were allowed to interfere with academic opportunities. These missed opportunities, particularly around testing, are unacceptable and show a troubling disregard for student progress. Despite warnings from educators at other schools about Omni’s reputation, I gave the school the benefit of the doubt. I now regret not enrolling my son elsewhere. The miscommunication, lack of transparency, and misplaced priorities have made it clear that Omni is not the academic partner families deserve. The administration's handling of student concerns lacks the integrity and foresight required in today’s educational climate.That said, there are three teachers who have made a genuine, positive impact on my son. These educators have shown what dedication looks like, and their efforts stand in stark contrast to the overall culture at the school. Unfortunately, they are the exception, not the rule.Omni Middle School may not be the worst school in the county, but that’s hardly something to boast about. Families deserve more than the bare minimum. They deserve excellence. Until the administration reevaluates its approach, I can’t in good conscience recommend this school.I sincerely hope changes are made before my younger children reach middle school age. Until then, this experience serves as a hard lesson: sometimes, you just have to get through it and learn what not to tolerate.