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So the experience so far has been adequate for what you pay for which is saying something as this is a public school, so I only pay for the afterschool program. My only concern is that my son was diagnosed with ADHD and trying to get his IEP has been an absolute nightmare. For 1 year the school did not have a guidance counselor and we had started the process back at the end of 2024-2025 school year. We have just completed 2025-2026 and I'm still waiting for someone on his case to contact me to actually set up his IEP. This part is out of the school's hands but they also didn't deliver communication or the right support at the time. The communication between school and parent is not good. It not the worst but also not great. I don't know how else to describe it. Obviously, it's a government entity that is overworked and underpaid (that we know as a fact). However, the charter schools in Miami area get the part of that funding and now deliver private school results. The problem is that we need to also fund the public schools and though the teachers and principle are doing all the can, they are also at the mercy of the current administration, and budget and the results are that this school was an "A" when he started and has since dropped to a "B". And it shows....My son however likes his school and so I'm at a lost of what to do moving forward.

Both my kids went to to this school up to kindergarten and they loved it. They learned so much that first grade in public school was very easy for them.

Do not waste your money or your child's time. Not a school I would go to again. So many other schools actually care about your child. Stay away from this one.

As a concerned parent, I feel compelled to express my frustration with the current environment at this school. Unfortunately, there seems to be a strong bias towards students who have been attending for years, creating an exclusive circle where newcomers are often made to feel unwelcome. This atmosphere leads to students being treated as if they don’t belong, leaving them questioning, “Why am I even here?” As a parent, it is incredibly disheartening to see my child, or any student, experience such a lack of inclusivity.It appears that the school prioritizes maintaining a certain image—one of unity and warmth—over addressing real issues within the student body. While the school projects a facade of love and harmony, the reality is that problems often go unresolved. Administration seems more focused on avoiding conflict with long-standing students than on addressing their behavior, even when it negatively impacts others. This reluctance to confront bad behavior is troubling, and it gives the impression that the school would rather preserve its reputation than stand up for what is right.As a parent, it is upsetting to witness a school that claims to foster a welcoming, wholesome environment, yet does not take the necessary steps to protect or advocate for every student. Instead, the focus appears to be on appeasing the majority to maintain appearances. Given these concerns, I cannot, in good faith, recommend this school to other families.

I have been in the schools since second grade and now I am in eleventh grade. It is the best schools possible. I made so much friends. It is a really good environment