No cultural diversity in teaching, student success and support. This Charter school is getting more…read moredisappointing to me each year. Do not trust a school when the demographics are 100% white teachers. I do not have any issues with race, however this school does. I had hope, but not anymore.

Best school in Jax !! We have been here for 5 years now and I have three of my four kids there,…read morepretty soon all 4! There isn't a bad teacher at the school, the kids are safe and happy. The curriculum is so cool ! They have all kinds of traditions and school activities to create community and school spirit. The sports is amazing they have it all! Highly recommend if you can get in go!

Incredible place to go to school. I was a graduate and both of my kids were too. Opportunities…read moreabound in a safe space to learn. Expensive but worth it.

This is a awesome private school the character of the school is amazing my children are happy about…read morethis.

Worst school ever worse than boarding school winter as a student one time they announced that a…read morestudent got pushed through a window and broke his arm and there was blood everywhere and glass. Do not recommend not put your kids through this hell.

I am a student at this school. As long as you suck up to the administration, they will change your…read moregrades from failing to passing. Hell, I'm on the A/B honor roll even though I was failing a teacher's class!

I have a special needs student that went to Englewood for 2 years. The program there is very…read moredisorganized and the team did not follow my child's IEP. I had to transfer out of this school to get the education and accomodations my child deserves. Awful experience and unprofessional staff.

Steffaney Bass is truly a gem! As the Director of…read moreAdmissions, she goes above and beyond in every way possible. From the very first email, Steffaney made us feel like we were the most important family she was working with. She answers every question promptly, thoroughly, and with such warmth--it's as if she responds with love and light in every message. Transitioning into a new school, especially high school, can be overwhelming, but Steffaney has made the experience smooth, welcoming, and honestly, joyful. Her attentiveness and kindness made my daughter and I feel not just seen, but valued. She has truly set the tone for what we hope will be an amazing school journey. As a Dean of Students for DCPS, I've worked with countless professionals in education--but Steffaney stands out. Her proactive approach and genuine care for each family are qualities I'll be taking back with me to my own district. She is truly a light, and any school is blessed to have someone like her representing it. I am beyond impressed and deeply grateful. Thank you, Steffaney, for everything!

As a mother, I don't write reviews lightly--especially about a school. But I feel a responsibility…read moreto speak up because a child's emotional safety matters just as much as academics. My experience at University Christian School left me very concerned about the way some situations were handled, specifically in interactions involving Jeleen Del Valle. On more than one occasion, I witnessed a tone that felt harsh and intimidating toward students, including yelling. As a parent, it is painful to watch children being spoken to in a way that can embarrass them or make them feel afraid. I also felt disrespected as a parent during communication. Instead of calm, professional conversation, I experienced dismissive responses and a tone that did not reflect patience, empathy, or partnership with families. When parents raise concerns, we should feel heard--not talked down to. Another concern was what appeared to be favoritism, where certain children received gentler treatment while others were corrected in a more aggressive way. In a school environment--especially a Christian school--every child should feel equally valued, protected, and treated with dignity. I truly hope the administration takes parent concerns seriously and improves accountability and communication moving forward. Families deserve a school environment where children feel safe, respected, and supported--every single day.

I don't know if I could ever say enough good things about this school, but I will try. My kids have…read morebeen to a number of public and private schools in Jacksonville and none were perfect fits. However, when we came to Harvest, all of that changed. The focus is on kids learning, in a positive Christian environment, and not on homework testing and peer pressure. My kids have really excelled in academics and THEY ARE SO HAPPY each day they go to school and when they come home. With the added benefit of dual enrollment classes, most kids finish with college credits when the graduate. While the small Christian environment will not be for everyone, it has certainly served my kids well.

We have attended Harvest from Pk-4th grade and back to 9th grade. This school is great, they love…read morethe kids, they teach them well, high school is college prep and they treat the older kids with responsibility so they learn. Great community here and I would recommend to all.

As a former employee, I cannot begin to describe the positive energy, care, and compassion Mr. and…read moreMrs. Agosto have for their students, families, and staff. Mrs. Agosto goes above and beyond to accommodate the needs of students and always looks for the best in every situation. Mr. Agosto pushes the kids to become independent and always looks for the best in everyone. The campus is beautiful and located in a very safe neighborhood. Technology and high quality learning is a focal point of this school. Students are treated as individuals and not as a data point. The arts, creativity, and self-expression are encouraged and utilized as learning modalities. Teachers and families are respected and included as part of the FHA family.

Honestly, most of the time this school was amazing. We left last year because of the kids there…read moreand the only reason that's on the school is because they don't really control the bad children and allow to much freedom. But there teachers were like family to the kids and they miss them but we are happy with the new school and wish the best for this one

Episcopal School of Jacksonville is one of the best high schools in Jacksonville. Located on the…read morebanks of the St. John's River, it feels like a small college once you step foot on campus. With a multitude of opportunities for students to get involved in school, from athletics and arts to student organizations and community service, this school truly prepares them for life beyond high school.

The school has an excellent variety of passionate teachers and a beautiful campus. 10/10 would…read moreattend again.

My daughter is in her third year of high school at Greenwood school in the Arlington area. This is…read morea school for special children who may learn differently and require closer, caring support. The classes are small. The curriculum is challenging. I'm very pleased with their new Principal. Their Music program is the best. It is a bit pricey... but worth it. Recommend!

After spending time in the public school system since Pre-K, along with a stint at a private school…read morewhich has since closed, my twin sons, now 22 years old, began attending Greenwood in the 6th grade. Both of my sons had completed an assessment for admission to Greenwood a couple of years prior, but did not meet the requirements at that time. I was disappointed, because I'd heard great things about Greenwood. Alas, Greenwood knew what they were doing. My boys just weren't ready yet. That's the kind of caring you will find at Greenwood! Any school could enroll students just to fill seats. But the head of school (Mrs Connell, now retired) at the time knew my sons would be in over their heads if they started Greenwood when we first applied. My mother was a teacher. So I've always been acutely aware of what teachers do and have nothing but respect for teachers! I certainly appreciate and wanted a good education for my sons, but trying to find and finance it as a single Mom was not easy. One day, though, the stars aligned, my boys were accepted at Greenwood, and with the help of the McKay Scholarship and financial aid through the generosity of others, my children were where they needed to be, to be their best. Of course, not every student will be a perfect fit at every school. But if your child has an IEP, has learning differences and could benefit from educators who understand that; as well as smaller class sizes - I urge you to check out Greenwood. I will forever be grateful to the faculty & staff at Greenwood... For treating my sons as individuals...for providing an optimum environment...for helping them grow in numerous aspects. I could go on! Greenwood is much more than just a private school. There is a difference at Greenwood. If you are searching for a positive change and a better situation for your child, please consider Greenwood.

This school is big on education and truly believes teaching students. The teachers I have…read moreencountered have been really good. Mrs Nelson in 3rd grade is phenomenal! Students wear uniforms that are purchased from Uniform Wear it can be costly for some: five shirts was $65, one jacket was $25. The prices didnt bother me much because it still cheaper than buying regular public school clothes. Parents have donation hours which I participate in but I find it difficult to log the hours because I can never find the time. They offer the students sports and tutoring at the school. The school runs off a lottery to get your child to attend but has preference to siblings and families whose parents are in the Armed Forces, etc. Overall it's a very good school and I would def recommend your child attend.

I'm attending this school in August for the first time ever. I'm going to be in tenth grade and…read morehonestly all these bad reviews about the staff worries me a little. I mean some comments from some of the staff that i've read are just appauling. I've been homeschooled for the past 4-5 years of my life and it truly is just not for me, I hope since the reviews have been written this school has changed for the better. I hope that i'm making the right choice.