6403 Interbay Blvd
Tampa, FL 33611

St. Clement Catholic School has been a tremendous blessing for my 5th and 7th graders over the past three years. From the very beginning, we felt welcomed into this amazing community. One of the standout aspects of St. Clement's is undoubtedly its incredible community. The sense of togetherness and support within this school is second to none. From the faculty and staff to the parents and fellow students, it truly feels like a family. Being new to Chicago as well as the school, this welcoming atmosphere made the transition into this school seamless for my children, and it has fostered a sense of belonging that is invaluable to their educational journey. One recent highlight that we absolutely love about St. Clement's is the addition of new academic clubs. These clubs provide students with a wide variety of opportunities to explore their passions and interests. These clubs have allowed my 7th grader to further develop his entrepreneurial skills and knowledge beyond the regular curriculum. Not only are these clubs educational, but they also serve as platforms for students to socialize and collaborate with their peers who share similar interests. Another noteworthy aspect of St. Clement's is the great class sizes. With an ideal teacher-to-student ratio, every child receives the individualized attention they need to thrive academically. This personalized approach ensures that no student gets left behind and that each child's unique strengths and weaknesses are addressed effectively. The teachers at St. Clement's truly go above and beyond to ensure that every student is given the support they need to succeed. Overall, our experience at St. Clement Catholic School has been exceptional. It is a place where educational excellence meets genuine care and belonging. We feel incredibly grateful to be a part of this remarkable school and highly recommend it to any parents seeking a school that prioritizes both academic growth and personal development.

Our son learnt a lot in this school : the teachers are in general very involved and offer a lot to learn to the students. But many parents do not feel responsible for their children and don’t encourage them to work or to respect the teachers: here is the biggest matter.That is a pity because the team does its best to build rules and an environment which are adapted to students who chose to work. In a word : if you want to learn, it’s absolutely possible to to it at Madison.

I am extremely grateful for Robinson High School. We are a military family that moved to Tampa at the start of my child's 9th grade year. It was an extremely difficult transition for my child (not knowing anyone). However, everyone at Robinson - the counselors, the front office staff, the teachers, the administration- went above and beyond to help us. While Robinson is the smallest high school in Hillsborough County, I would venture to guess that it is one of the most diverse. There are extremely wealthy and lower-income neighborhoods feeding this school. There are plenty of other military transplant families, including quite a few international military families with children attending Robinson. There is the IB magnet program drawing students from all over. There are AP classes and dual enrollment options. Band, Culinary, NJROTC, Vet Tech are all have outstanding programs. Personally, we have been thrilled with the Cambridge AICE program that Robinson implemented. While a lot of miltary families start at Robinson too late to do IB, Cambridge AICE is another academically rigorous program students can complete to earn the FL Bright Futures Scholarship.