great school, amazing teachers and staffs but some can get a little rude and annoying but overall a…read moregood school.

I love historic architecture from the 1920's. I work in a school and especially love to see old…read moreschool buildings that are still standing. I was delighted to find this school in Bonita Springs that is not only still in existence but it is lovingly taken care of and still in operation today. First called Survey, Bonita Springs was first incorporated as a city in 1928. The newly completed Tamiami brought a land boom to the area. The one story portion of this brick school was built in 1921 as a three room schoolhouse. It replaced the towns previous one room schoolhouse. Local oak and cypress lumber were used in the masonry vernacular structure Life in Bonita Springs was rural at this time. A fence was placed around the school to keep the cattle from roaming in. While the building did have indoor plumbing there was no electricity. The first principal was Miss Alma McDonald. There was no lunch program in the 1920's but students were often fed soup made by one of the mothers and milk from the McCormick Family Dairy. It was not unusual for students to attend school barefoot. In 1927 the school was expanded with the addition of a two story building and auditorium. The addition was in the more ornate Mediterranean Revival architectural style that was common from 1915-1930. The separate structures were united in the early 1940's. Up to 1948 the school had a lunchroom with a kitchen. The current dual purpose cafeteria and auditorium was added by 1964. The school was the first building in Bonita Springs to be added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1999. There is a state historic marker that was erected in 2008 displayed in front of the building. This is one of the few examples of a historic school that is still in use today. Obviously the school is currently closed due to the pandemic but it has seen a lot in it's almost 100 years of existence and it will weather this storm too continuing to provide educational learning and a haven to generations of Bonita Springs students.

Non-profit organization that teaches illiterate and non-English speaking adults in Collier County…read moreFlorida how to read, write and speak English. One-on-One Tutoring is provided by dedicated trained volunteers who are are certified by ProLiteracy America. They also hold small group classes and provide students with access to the computer based learning program called ELLIS (English Language Learning Information System).

I had been in the job market for a while and was not getting interviews for jobs that I was clearly…read morequalified for. I contacted King Momentum Strategies for help with my resume. Stace took the time to understand my career goals and personal aspirations. She helped me create a personal branding campaign so that prospective employers would have a better understanding of my skills and who I was as a person. Not only did she help craft a resume that immediately resulted in better quality interviews, she helped with my elevator speech, networking skills and coached me on how to better prepare for interviews. I Highly recommend King Momentum Strategies.

Using King Momentum Strategies was the best decision I ever made! I was beyond satisfied with the…read morecareer counseling and resume writing that Stacey provided. She was very professional, caring, and completely on point with what I needed. She provided excellent recommendations and steered me in the right direction to meet my career goals. She really took the time to listen and understand what I needed to focus on first. I plan to use more of her services in the near future. I would definitely recommend King Momentum Strategies for any of your business needs.

We love IMA. The teachers are experienced, caring, and committed.Only the highest quality teaching…read morematerials are used--wood, metal, and even glass, as children are taught to safely and properly pour, hold, and carry everyday items as a practical skill. Students also learn about geography, math, social studies/culture, & language on a level so deep, it's at times hard to believe. I think it is incredible that my 4 year old daughter already knows about all the continents !!! We love the IMA, and I would recommend it to any parent looking for great school!

I have one child in the Primary class and 1 entering the toddler room next year. We couldn't be…read morehappier with our experience at Island Montessori Academy. The teachers are outstanding and caring. We are amazed at the things our daughter learned this year whether it be the name of the continents, how to write her name or ho to fold laundry!! My daughter feels a part of a family and is so happy to go to school each and every day!!