Rising Son Academy

I Love this school and my teacher

This is a nightmare , I called the school to get some information about the teacher assignment , they don’t know anything about the assignment, I asked to speak to the vice principal, was told she doesn’t have time to speak with me , I left my contact information No one has called me , I’m very disappointed will report them to the board of education.

Prepared and responsible teachers. Security, and very good attention

Great school, faculty, and staff. STEM magnet school with tons of learning activities.

this school has no curriculum, at least when i was going there. all students fall behind when compared to most if not all public schools because of the unqualified teachers. it is a day care at most. it seems they have only tried to improve the school once students were getting pulled out and they were losing money.

This school is genuinely so bad. With this new principal ( Mrs. Acosta) she forces families to go to mass on sunday *because they had low numebers of people attending mass* to get mass tickets and if you didn't go you would have to pay a 300$ fine and they would *rethink* your stay. The kids bully you if your not cuban but then think their white and better. They are not inclusive to any type of people. They charge things that you don"t even knkw what for and you lose like 700$+ a month. The boys are all immature, make sexist and racist jokes and don't care about their education and still don't get punished. The girls bully you for not being *pretty* and their parents are insane. I was on call with my friend and her mom screamed at me for no reason and dropped the f bomb. I don't even know what I did.. and the parents also are involved on everything and most of them have talked bad about many people *including my mom*. The bullying has gotten so bad that I had to start therapy. Don't ever go here.

My daughter has been through an incredible amount of change in the last two years, including the heartbreaking loss of both her aunt and uncle. During a time when she needed stability, support, and familiar relationships more than ever, the decision was made to move her away from her friends and the people she felt comfortable with.As a mother, I have to ask: where is the compassion and understanding for what these children are going through? These decisions affect real children and their emotional well-being. They are not simply numbers, attendance records, or dollar signs.Since the change in leadership, I have felt a significant lack of compassion and personal consideration for the students. It often feels like the focus has shifted toward parties, fundraising, and bringing in more money rather than making sure these children feel supported, heard, and cared for.I am extremely disappointed and angry because I know what my daughter has already endured, and I will not sit quietly while decisions are made that I believe negatively affect her emotionally and socially.I am asking the school to reconsider the impact these decisions have on the children themselves. They deserve more than the minimum effort. They deserve compassion, stability, understanding, and adults who genuinely care about what they are going through.I am her mother, and I will continue advocating for her. I am not going to stop simply because the school chooses not to listen.