Brooksville Elementary School

Very unorganized with there programs, Lack of communication within their teachers and staff. I sent my child their who had learning disabilities, No communication,lets your child wonder around school buildings unsupervised,The attendance Lady Michelle Toner is Clueless as to her job skills,I would Never send my child back to this school again,Please do youre research beforehand.

Worked at this school for a little while. The principal was not helpful whatsoever. Asked multiple times for help and she told me she was putting me in a position to move forward positively. When she realized she didn’t put me in the right place and I asked again to put me in the right place she still put me in a place lacking of getting right. After a few months she blamed me for her incompetence and then decided the best move was to let me go rather than help me to move forward. I loved my students and hope the best for them but I really hope the principal loses her job.

I attended MSC for all of my K-8 years except for K4 and 4th Grade. MSC is a small school, but the quality of education delivered is superior to all other schools in the area. The English and Literature programs are well above average, and the Math and Science areas are also beyond compare. As tuition fees go, the price of this education is far below what it should be. The teachers and staff work tirelessly to fulfill needs of students. The atmosphere is very inviting, and the students, on the whole, are generally very kind and respectful to their teachers and peers. I highly recommend this school for any family looking to give their child an academic edge over the average student or any family looking for a safe environment for their children to attend school. MSC has prepared me beyond well enough for high school and has enabled me to excel in ALL areas. I am currently taking two honors classes, one AP class, and no below average courses. I am currently a junior in high school, and I plan to greatly increase my number of honors and college classes next year as well. I am also captain of the swim team at my current school, goalie for the soccer team, and a rising tennis player.

I went here as a kid (prek-5th grade). Stopped attending in 2017. From the time I went there, their accommodations for children with learning disabilities, such as myself, were very poor. I would frequently be sent out to the hallway to work due to my inability to focus. This made me feel isolated and ostracized. I would not recommend if nothing about the environment has changed.