This is one of the best schools I ever went to as a teenager, but its going to be torn down later…read morein 2021. Which is going to be a crazy thing because I went here as a teenager.

I am attending a 3 day training here. Every staff member was super helpful in making sure I could…read morenavigate my way through the building. They lost stars for the lack of women's bathrooms on the 2nd floor. There were men's bathrooms but you had to go down a whole different wing to find the women's room. Also, the faucets did not stay on and my bathroom stall lock was broken and I had to hold it closed with a hair tie they put in its place. The school is super clean and gorgeous outside. I will update as needed.

We were here for a football camp and the stands for the parents to sit in were very spacious…read more Bathrooms were easily accessible within walking distance of stands and concession stand. Bathrooms have black toilet seats and white. I mention this because of a phobia I have.

Timber Creek is a well known high school in Orange County, Florida. This school has an abundance of…read moreoptions for classes and school activities. The band program is top notch. The parking situation needs to improve, more spaces are needed. Overall we have had a good experience barring one teacher who left a lot to be desired.

This is a horrible school they do not care about there students they only care about money my child…read moregoes there and she has had break downs and comes home crying because of this school and the teachers she get bullied so bad and she asked to switch lunch from a to b because of a bully and they did nothing and she continues to get bullied do not let your kid go here if you love them

This is my daughters school, she is in her 2nd year here. Great location in a great neighborhood…read more Love that it is not too far from home. The staff at the school are always helpful. I gave it 4 stars, because I think their student record system should possibly include a copy of their student ID for clearer identification. I understand mistakes happen, however, through personal experience, it would help if staff (both permanent and temporary) had better accountability of students as far as who is who, especially when medical issues arise. The only other issue here is parking on even nights. It's not terrible, but sometimes, I wonder how the parents of over 1000 students are supposed to all fit their vehicles in that small little parking area? That is all... other than that, great school!

I have had 2 children attend Glenridge and I only have positive comments about the school, the…read moreadministrators and all the staff. No matter if I have had to go in to pick my child up early or go in for a meeting with the counselors they have always been polite and easy to work with. The children are issued school laptops to do their work on which I think is great to get them ready for using computers in college and every day life. The school grounds are nice and well maintained. I consider it an excellent school and plan on my younger two children attending there as well

We have had our children at Crenshaw for 4 years. We are very happy with our kids experience. The…read moresmall class sizes offer quality learning and the children get the attention they need. The teachers have all been wonderful. The biggest reason we love it is that our kids feel safe and happy there. It is truly their home away from home. The principle and administration TRULY love the children and want what is best for them. We love it!

This is my child's second year at the Crenshaw Academy. We really like the individualized…read moreattention they get there with the class sizes being so small. We've had great experiences with all the teachers and administration and have loved being involved in the PTO. This is a great school for gifted kids and we feel so lucky to be a part of it!

I am an alumni of Cornerstone Christian University and I can personally say, what an outstanding…read moreUniversity and staff! The academic curriculum is worth the tuition, and more so. In addition, I received guidance, support, and so much more! In conclusion, my education was very vast and challenging, but I made it through!!!

Since attended Cornerstone Christian University, I found it to be the best school that I ever…read moreattended. I strongly recommend Cornerstone for any profound and biblically based study. John

Walden is good for a specific type of kid. A kid who needs a smaller, more personalized environment…read morefor academic success without needing a lot of emotional or medical support. One of my friends had an F in math before she went to Walden that they helped her bring up to a B. I am leaving a 3 star review because I had a very mixed experience at Walden, but I recognize that it's a great environment for some students. I went to Walden just a few weeks after being discharged from a therapeutic boarding school in Utah. It was a very rough transition for me, and Walden both helped and hurt. The other students were great, and the small size was much better for an autistic kid than a traditional public school. However, the teachers and administration were not very understanding. I know that they can only do so much to help an emotionally struggling teen, but they could have practiced more of what they taught: empathy. I had issues with showing off, but instead of talking to me about it and correcting me in the moment, administration talked to my parents about expelling me. It would have been different if they'd corrected me and I hadn't changed, but they didn't even try to give me feedback. Academics were decent. Great for kids who need a personalized curriculum. But I noticed that when I transferred to virtual public school, I was learning things that I should have learned in Algebra 1 in Algebra 2. They make it very hard to go to a school with a different curriculum, and that leads to some kids falling behind. They claimed to have extracurriculars that they didn't have. When I was there, they just had a dance class with a very unempathetic and ableist teacher. I was on a med that gave me significant side effects, including heatstroke susceptibility. Towards the end of the school year, we were doing a very physical dance outside, and I noticed symptoms of heat illness. When I asked the dance teacher to take a break, she refused because it was a partner dance and I couldn't leave my partner. She then said that she was proud of me for doing things even when I got hot, despite me saying many times that what she was making me do was a health hazard. I arrived at home that day and crashed on my bed, sleeping for about 2 hours. I now know that what I was experiencing was heat exhaustion. Easily preventable if the dance teacher had allowed me a break. All in all, this school has its pros and cons. Great social environment and personalized academics, but lack of understanding of students who struggle medically and emotionally. Some kids excel at Walden, others don't. If considering this school, make sure your kid is the type to excel there.

We wanted more for our daughter and that's why we chose Walden Community School…read more We wanted her to love learning and to be excited about going to school everyday. On top of that, we wanted her to be safe and in an environment that would give her the freedom that she needs to express herself and learn from her peers. The curriculum is extraordinary and I'm constantly blown away by the critical thinking and creative writing skills that she's been developing at Walden.