A really shitty school, if I could give it no stars I would. They do not notify parents of anything…read morehappening with your child until after school hours. They lack communication and will not help students "achieve success" like they should. They have a no tolerance policy so if your child messes up one time they'll kick them out of the school for good. I do NOT recommend sending your child here. One of the worst schools we've ever had to deal with.

We say goodbye to this awesome school. I am so glad my son has been able to call it home for the…read morepast 5 years. The IB Programme is one worth looking into and having your kids benefit from the community of a K-8 is great. The values of the learner profile are important and thanks to the PYP Programme (formerly at Wakeland EL) they have been instilled in my kids. I was an active participant in the SAC and PTO over the years and I appreciate all of the hard work these organizations do for the school. Leadership has changed three times, but all have done their best to improve the quality of education at the school. We will miss this school and the awesome staff!

Louise R. Johnson is K-8 is a SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES located in Bradenton Florida. Their…read moremission is to inspire students to achieve academic excellence, embrace global diversity, and become lifelong learners. This school is a great learning environment if you are familiar with IB programming. This school is pretty diversified, however the population is greater for Hispanic students at 44%, 32% White, 16% Black, 5% Asian, 3% other. The suspension rates are very small as it appears this administration and staff do a good job with student engagement. The current principal is Anthony Losada. Our experience has been a good one so far!

I would not recommend this high school. The curriculum lacks a proper plan of study to prepare…read morestudents for college. The school's leadership prioritizes athletics over academics and the well being of students.

Here's an update. My mother died of Covid in February and no one here cared at all. Brother.read more

We had 2 children attend. One was treated pretty well, but the 2nd child learned nothing for the…read moretime she was there. It was very disappointing for them

This is our first year here, and our kids have excelled even in the first few weeks. I have seen a…read moredifference in their confidence towards their academics as well as their manners. My kids are more aware of their surroundings and others around them. This is huge! Especially since all four are growing in these things :)

Schoolc good but also school bad. Wun star b cuz grafiti and wack admins. Good teechers. Thank uread more

boooo. school is mean. did not feel welcome. wont be back. tbh idrk you but you seem mean. rate-1…read more i got sick of hearing about chili cheese dogs and nachos after 5 mins of the announcer talking about it. also the halftime show was lame.

Great school with great kids. The teachers teach and model respect and responsibility. The ESE…read moredepartment is on top of things and makes sure that IEP/504 accommodations are made available. Love having my son at SMA!

My children went to Calvary Chapel school and entered high school a year or two ahead of there…read moreclass. The school is discipleship centered and does a great job getting to the students heart. Highly recommend

From the owner: We seek to provide a Bible-based, academically sound education for children in K4 through 8th…read moregrade. It is our privilege to offer affordable Christian education with high academic standards to those who want this emphasis and influence in the lives of their children.

I began my curiosity for Keiser University at the end of February, and had my first class in March…read more My admissions advisor, Ash, has made everything a lot less stressful than I expected. This is my third university over the last four years, and I cannot express the joy I have in my choice. Having to put focus into only one class every month is such a blessing, and there isn't nearly as much stress for the final exam. The professors have been extremely helpful, answering questions or concerns in a prompt and timely manner, never leaving me disappointed. Everything has been made so simple from the starting process of applying to attending classes. They offer plenty of options for anyone with any scenario on their hands. There have been times I have been discouraged, but it never fails that I receive a phone call or email reminding me that I have what it takes to push myself forward. I have never felt so welcomed and valued at an institution, and for that I am forever grateful.

"You Tube University," that's what my "study group," called Kaiser. This school does not prepare…read moreyou for taking the boards. I passed my boards by watching video after video. Rip off. You might be thinking, "every school is what you make of it and I will make this great even though reviews are horrible in almost every location." You are wrong. You will be treated like a high school student with dress codes and immature co-students. Any student who requires one intense class of intensity at a time and thinks this is acceptable for licensing for medical is immature and out of touch with reality. Life requires multitasking. Medical practice requires multitasking. Passing the board requires much more information than the school can provide. Their answer? They have someone come in at the end and teach you how to take the test, nothing more. You will pay $10,000 for the first months and find out that you cannot withdraw and cannot get your money returned after you discover the teachers are buffoons.