465 Fleming Ave
Greenacres, FL 33463

Who knows where I can start with this school . Let’s start off with the principle who’s beyond disgustingly disrespectful and picks and chooses with the school staff and students ! A day before school ended she suspended my child from aftercare due to him wanting to ask aftercare Director, if he can put his belongings inside her office, then she claims he was disrespectful because he would not talk back to her. She also claims he skipped the line by him poking his head out, trying to see what was for snacks when I addressed her with everything she stated I don’t even live in the district, so I can get my kids and leave the school mind you my address is in the district. She mentioned an address that wasn’t noted in any school Paperwork which alerted me that maybe she had me followed to that address because how else would she know if it ? Meanwhile, there’s a handful of students that are not part of the district but since gets along with the parents she allows it. She claims my child isn’t on spectrum because he was evaluated by a staff member. Meanwhile I have doctors Diagnosis for him and have provided them with it . The lack of Communication between staff in regards to student plans (IEP 504)is beyond bad . They inform me that they would be a therapist for my son in school, which took them a month before school and to get him one . As well the principal treats certain staff beyond rude and makes disrespectful comments about them .She speaks unkindly about my son and myself to other staff members! She has made comments about the families that attend the school and their nationality. As well the school has had students get lost or walked off of school . She should not be a principal of that school ! I know much more because I use to be a substitute teacher.

It was great at the time i believe they tried there best to give us a great school but i do thank it's to overcrowded.

This school has been an extremely disappointing experience for many families, especially after the decision to refuse any celebration for our children’s 8th grade graduation. Milestones like this matter to students and parents, and the complete lack of consideration shown has been upsetting. Even more frustrating is the ongoing lack of communication from the principal, despite repeated calls and attempts by parents to get answers. Parents deserve transparency, respect, and involvement —,none of which have been demonstrated. At this point, I am genuinely grateful my child will be leaving such an unprofessional and discouraging environment.