Gulf Stream School

My children went to this school and I loved it they had a great teacher her name was Mrs. Palumbo. My daughter was in her class for 1&2 and I was praying for my son to be in her class when he was done with kindergarten, When the school year came around he was in her class for 1st grade. He didn’t get to finish 1st grade because we moved, however I knew Mrs. Palumbo would have taught him very well. The confidence she taught my daughter my daughter is in the third grade she took the FSA for the first time and scored high on her FSA. Miss Palumbo she does not play but she is a good teacher.

This school's "A rating" is fake for starters, they inflated the grades and GPAs of the students and put them in programs for bring their ratings up. Not only that the principal refused to address multiple concerns I've had , she ignores emails or send one response basically saying "I'll look into it and get back to you" and never does. Concerns from safety to a teacher bullying my child and her office employees ignoring my emails of me requesting documents that I have the rights to, in the first year my child started this school she got injured and I never even at least received an incident report or the truth of what happened.

Please have your security team contact me directly as I’m worried about a parent and his child No issues with schoolWill remove review once I speak to someonePolicecHP Contacted as well

This school is a great school. They a a lot of afterschool activities for different kids with different interests

My son love this school thank you so muCH

It was good, however the classes are very small. This is a good thing while you are young, however I do advise a bigger middle school. 4th grade was my last year there and when I switched to a school that was bigger I almost was in shock. It was terrified and I wasn’t used to it at all. I moved to a very good school that helped me have an easy transition, but I think I would have freaked out if I came in for middle school and didn’t have 5th grade to get used to a bigger learning environment.

My daughter has been a student at Trinity since she was in pre-K and will be entering 2nd in the fall. I have had nothing but positive experiences with the teachers and community at this school. My daughter had been at home with me since birth before entering preK and it was definitely a learning curve for her. Her teachers worked with her closely to "close the gap" so to speak and even suggested some out-of-school activities to help. By the end of the year, she was ready to enter K and she has absolutely flourished in K and 1st grade. She loves reading, takes pride in her school activities and academics and has a great group of friends. She is always so happy every time we drive past the school ("Look! There's my school!") and that says everything to me.