5870 Sundown Cir #3998750
Orlando, FL 32822

The learning is good. The teachers are nice. There's a counselor, Ms. Carabella, I think. She is on the 9th grade campus, and she's so nice and supports everyone. The family engagement isn't very good. This school isn't very safe. There are constant fights, and nobody breaks them up; they just watch. There's currently a majorly autistic kid in one of my classes. I don't know if it's because he isn't getting the help he needs or he doesn't need the help that bad, but I still feel bad. The kids here are awful but the teachers make up for it. The teachers care about you. They try to get you to learn and they make things fun.

I am a student at Roberto Clemente and it sucks it's supposed to be a good school and help me with my future but I can tell the teachers don't care about our future. I am a white girl in 7th grade I get hit on and bullied every day but the teachers don't care the amount of racism is insane and the boys don't get me started the have their butts showing and screaming curse words nobody cares though. I HATE THIS SCHOOL AND DON'T RECOMMEND!!

This school is probably one of the most poorly organized schools I've ever had to deal with. The front office staff seems like they are not experienced, just whoever they can find at the time to fill the spot. 99% of the staff speak Spanish on any given day, so good luck if you do not. Communication is not their strong suit, so don't expect much when it comes to events, papers sent home, flyers or notifications. They just don't do it. Bullying is an issue at this school, my child is constantly getting pushed, smacked, hit, scratched, etc and I have yet to be notified about any of these events. The overall vibe I get from the kids at this school is they do not have manners or a good background at home. Instead of a school, when I walk inside, I feel like it is a daycare. Speaking of daycare- Dramatic Ed is very poorly run because it is managed by teenagers. Every single afternoon, I have to get out of my car and approach the workers to find my child because they are never outside doing their job. Some of them like to even get an attitude with the parents, I've seen it happen daily. As far as my overall feelings of this school: If this is your zoned school, I would advise you to apply for a different school. Some of the teachers probably try hard to change the stigma that this school has and I appreciate that, but it isn't working. This school needs to implement more structure and enrichment beyond what they are doing.