4150 E Elwyn Point
Hernando, FL 34442

My son’s teachers have been great with communication but the school as a whole could communicate better. I find it unacceptable that the school will call to inform me of a matter after the school day is done or days later. There has also been multiple live breakouts and not a single notification has been sent to parents. This is not okay. I appreciate the teachers but the facility needs to step it up with communication

Absolutely terrible. Everything from teachers telling students they can't charge iPads because there's not enough outlets when their class has the most outlets out of any classroom in the entire school to the lunch being absolute crap worse than bad fast food "milk" is often spoiled portions are preposterous not enough for a 10 year old let alone a growing teen you can see the failure of the nutritional system of citrus county schools by looking at the size of students many freshmen are the size of 8 year olds. Some teachers care some don't. sports programs are pretty alright except 1

I have been incredibly amazed and excited about my two small kids being at Central Ridge. We were previously at Central Ridge with my older son about 4 1/2 years ago and at that time we had grave concerns about the things happening in the building at Central Ridge. So much so that we chose a completely alternative aspect of education.I feel like the turnaround in creating a culture and community where kids and families are excited to be on campus. Excited to connect and willing to show up to events and things that have been put on for the community of Central Ridge has been overwhelmingly well received, especially in our household.I have been absolutely amazed at the support, at the desire to go above and beyond, and the willingness to partner with my husband and I to grow our children in a healthy, safe, loving environment. I’m incredibly excited to see the continued growth that is being facilitated under the current leadership.We have some challenges and aspects that we face that not all families face and the desire to meet us where we’re at, meet our kids where they are at and continue to be advocates for them have been amazing. Mrs. Ramallo and Mrs. Darby have done a phenomenal job of creating a culture and atmosphere that allows mistakes, accountability, and the Grace and ability to learn and try again.We feel incredibly fortunate to have their presence at our school. We’re so thankful for our staff and it doesn’t matter the role that the person plays there’s a desire to facilitate the best for our kids.