North De Land

This school is just bad in general so much bullying and they don't do nothing about it these bullies mostly go after the special needs my brother was a victim of it a few weeks ago there's a bee issue along with roaches its absolutely terrible there's always trash lurking somewhere because of these lazy students its not hard to find a trash can the school lunch lines are unreal if your not there early or preorder you gunna be waiting in line for at least half of lunch due to how lunch is all in one go the teachers go a little to fast on teaching or just hand over a paper and tell you everything is online from my personal experience i don't learn nothing when im staring at a screen the teachers don't care one bit.

My son goes here and I've never had such a worse educational experience. My son, who is in 1st grade now colors all day long, nothing academic. He use to know his alphabet and how to count to 100, going here he forgot that stuff. This school is a joke and should be closed down. The office staff are mean, the janitor was talking to the office staff of how "some of these kids need a good beating". Needless to say, after I heard that, I withdrew my son... you know... so he doesn't get a "good beating". HOMESCHOOLING sounds good right about now.

This is literally one of the worst schools that we’ve sent our child to. She has ADHD so they had her in an ESE And we did not find out until towards the end of the year that she was struggling with reading, and the only reason that they were passing her through to fourth grade was because she had already been held back in K5. Worst communication, unhelpful staff . Do not send your kids here.

We are so happy we found children’s house in deland! Highest caliber of Montessori style education we have seen. Independence and independent thinking of children is encouraged early on, appreciation for the arts, wonderful music program and daily gardening create grounded and curious children ready to take on some of the worlds “challenges.” Their technology and integration of parents into the classroom is wonderful. So happy with this school, more than we could have ever hoped for!

My experience as the school’s chief leader is one of gratitude and respect for the high level of dedication and nurture our teachers and staff genuinely express everyday to every student, parents, and one another.I welcome anyone who is unsatisfied for any reason to contact me as soon as possible. I promise to provide a safe space to be heard, respected, and work together to put positive solutions in place so your child thrives. St. Barnabas Episcopal School is deeply committed to providing an excellent academic and moral education, empowering and equipping each student in a loving faith-filled environment based on God’s Word. Respectfully, Paul Garcia, Head of School.

I got bullied here and teachers didn’t do nothing about it.

After eight years at this school, I never imagined we would be treated this way. My son was told he cannot return because he is a slower learner, and as a parent, that is heartbreaking and infuriating. He cried over losing his school, his teachers, and his friends because he loves this school. Try explaining to a child why the place he feels safe and loved no longer wants him.My biggest frustration is this school seems to want high-performing kids, but when a child struggles, instead of helping them succeed, they push them out. For a school with small class sizes and the ability to give students more attention, that is unacceptable.It feels like children who require extra patience or effort are seen as a problem instead of a child worth investing in. That is not what a school should be.A school should stand by children when learning is hard, not remove them when they need support the most. No family should have to watch their child cry because a school they trusted turned its back on them.I would never recommend this school to a family whose child may need extra help academically. Find a school that will fight for your child, support them through challenges, and help them succeed, not throw them away when they struggle.

My daughter went hear and she was constantly bullied. We had brought it to the staffs attetion and they did nothing about. We also received discrimination because of our race.