Norwood

Horrible. I would not reccomend this school.

I use to go to this school and I must say that they have great teachers and very respectable students and staff .The teachers make sure there students pass the F-Cat and have managed to keep a B-average.If your looking for good schools' in Miami then please choose Norland Elementary School.

I would say that this public school is among one of the best in the county.

I attended this school from the age of 2 to 4 years old, and it was such a wonderful experience. Not only do the children learn academically, but they also learn about Jesus, which is so important. As children grow older and face challenges in school and life, having a relationship with Jesus and knowing they can turn to Him for strength and guidance is truly a beautiful thing.Now my baby girl attends this school, and she is only 2 years old. She already knows her letters, numbers, shapes, and colors. On top of that, every chance she gets, she is worshipping and praising Jesus. Seeing that brings so much joy to my heart. I’m truly grateful for the strong academic and spiritual foundation this school provides.

I am a former student of Delta's Christian School of Excellence; I'm currently going into my sophomore year at the University of Central Florida with a double major in Political Science and Economics. Delta's is a great school within the community. They do a phenomenal job of providing kids with strong academic as well as Christian background. The teachers legitimately care about the progression and advancement of each individual child. Particularly, the teachers are also aware of the different levels of education that kids have and do a great job of fostering an environment that leaves no room for embarrassment, but rather, it creates one of camaraderie and comfort. Also, the administration is readily accessible for any concerns or questions that may arise throughout the school year. All in all, Delta's Christian School of Excellence is the best place to put your child in the best position to succeed in their future endeavors, both academically and otherwise.