Forest Lakes Learning Center
Grades: PK-K
Students: 66
Type: Private
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16760 Southwest 88th Street
Miami, FL 33196
Miami, FL 33196
(305) 382-6650
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9/10GreatSchools RatingParent Rating AverageOliver Hoover Elementary is truly a special place. As both a parent and an active member of the school community, I have seen firsthand how dedicated the teachers, administrators, and staff are to helping every child feel supported, welcomed, and capable of succeeding.OHES provides a strong academic foundation while also creating meaningful opportunities for students through special events, clubs, performances, family activities, and school traditions. The teachers genuinely care about their students, and the administration is approachable, responsive, and committed to maintaining a positive learning environment.What stands out most is the strong sense of community. Families are encouraged to participate, students are celebrated, and the school works hard to make everyone feel like part of the Wise Owl family. My children’s experiences at OHES have been filled with wonderful teachers, lasting friendships, and special memories.I am proud to be an OHES parent and grateful for the positive impact this school continues to have on our children and community.Parent Review1mo ago30 Reviews - Dr. Gilbert L. Porter Elementary School
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8/10GreatSchools RatingParent Rating AveragePTA is more focused on body guarding their own kids rather than serving the community. Specially kids that don’t have present family members. Recognition are given to PTA members kids. Very poor support for families. They always link “problem” kids with a disability. But do not provide enough support.Parent Review1y ago28 Reviews - Dante B. Fascell Elementary School
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9/10GreatSchools RatingParent Rating AverageOur experience with this school was very disappointing, and unfortunately, I cannot recommend it.My son enrolled in April after our family moved from New Jersey to Florida due to financial and work-related reasons. From the first day, we informed the school that this transition was emotionally very difficult for him. We hoped he would find a supportive and understanding environment, but that was not our experience.My son frequently told us that some teachers spoke harshly to students, calling them “lazy” and constantly telling them that sixth grade would be “terrible,” creating fear instead of encouragement.One incident was especially upsetting. A teacher brought donuts for the class, but when it was my son’s turn, she told him he couldn’t have one because she was giving them first to students who had “priority.” She then gave donuts to every other child, leaving him out. After I spoke with her, she apologized and explained it was a misunderstanding, and her attitude toward my son noticeably improved afterward.The same teacher would also tell him, “Remember when you used to cry every time you came to school?” whenever he became distracted in class. I understand that discipline is important, but children should be corrected with respect and empathy, not by reminding them of vulnerable moments.Because of everything he experienced, my son chose not to attend the end-of-year activities, only his graduation. After the teachers learned this, they repeatedly talked in class about how amazing the celebration would be and how much fun everyone attending would have. My son felt these comments were directed at him, making him feel even more excluded.The most heartbreaking part was the emotional impact this had on him. He became so overwhelmed that he told me he wanted to die. I was only able to speak with the administration at that point because the situation had become critical. Later, I repeatedly requested a meeting with the principal, but despite being told I would be contacted, no one ever followed up.Teachers help shape children’s confidence and emotional well-being, not just their education. I sincerely hope this school reflects on the importance of empathy, respect, and supporting students during difficult transitions.Parent Review3mo ago27 Reviews - Christina M. Eve Elementary School
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Miami schools - Forest Lakes Learning Center is located at 16760 Southwest 88th Street, Miami FL 33196. Forest Lakes Learning Center is a Private school that serves grade levels PK-K.
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