Adam Pijeira has been attending Highpoint Academy since he was 3 years old, and it truly feels like…read morea second home for him. He loves his teachers, his friends, and the administrators. The staff treats every child as if they were their very own, with care, patience, and genuine love. As a parent, that kind of environment brings so much peace of mind. We are beyond grateful for everything they have done for our son. Big thank you to Miss. Ileanna, and miss Brianna for there patience with our son.

I'm so grateful for Highpoint Academy. The teachers, staff, and coaches are all so attentive and…read moretruly care about the kids. It's a safe, organized, and supportive environment where my daughter has grown so much. I've seen such a positive change in her academics and confidence, and I couldn't be happier with the impact this school has had on her !

Two of my children attend Pinecrest Academy. They love the school and we are really happy with…read moreevery teacher that has worked with them. They have great sports opportunities through the school and additional after-school programs (including Soccer Shots). The workload is high for the kids, but we can't believe how much they have been learning...our friends are always amazed at how much our Kindergartner and 1st grader already know and are able to do!!

Using this school for a summer program. The school is very big and fairly clean. The rooms are…read morespacious and have high ceilings. The parking lot is a bit small.

I have my 3 boys here and I truly couldn't be happier, they are all doing well with grades and the…read moreschool has so many resources to help your child if they are struggling with their academics. I have one son in VPK, one in 2nd, and and another in 4th, I can say I haven't had an issues with the teachers and all have been very sweet caring and knowledgeable where my kids have learned a lot

Small neighborhood school with surprisingly high caliber faculty and staff. An "A" school for many…read moreyears, Royal Palm sets high expectations for its teachers and students while remaining a loving and family-oriented school. My children have been part of the Royal Palm family for three years and have truly blossomed academically, socially and emotionally... thanks to their dedicated teachers and overall amazing leadership.

i went here from 2015-2019. It started off great. Although i had some problems, the administration…read morehelped the best they could and understood where i was coming from. then, around 2018-2019 everything changed. the good, understanding teachers were no longer present, it seemed like all we did was play, and when i transferred schools i was behind. Mrs. Right, Mrs. Reyes, and Mrs. Lemus were the only teachers that cared. And guess what? Theyre no longer there. Coach Javi yelled at 2nd and 3rd graders and insulted them, the french teacher made fun of those who didnt understand, and spanish teacher never taught. Switching schools helped me so much. I grew closer with God, I made better friends, and the teachers care. STAY AWAY from this school fell off and screwed up. Mrs. Dagmar, Reyes, Right, Lemus, the old librarian, and Ms. Miranda were always kind. what a shame theyre gone. Dagmar is the only good one left.

THIS REVIEW TOOK ME MONTHS TO THINK ABOUT WHAT I SHOULD WRITE AND HOW I WANTED TO ADDRESS IT…read more Ok i really want to keep this short and simple but you know what? I have decided not to. I've been at this school since 2012 and graduated last year. I now go to John A. Ferguson Senior High and I'm currently a sophomore there. It's safe to say I have more freedom now that I've transferred from a small, private school to a big, public school. But, what i mainly want to discuss in my review are the things that I experienced at my time there. With that, here are a few that I went through 1- Bullying Since my 7th grade year, I experienced pretty much a bunch more mental health problems than any other grade. During that year, I found who I really was sexuality wise. I came out as a lesbian in 2021 to a girl that I really liked, who I won't be disclosing on here due to privacy reasons. We then started dating March of 2021 until April 2021, almost a full month. Since then, I felt left out on anything. Nobody really cared about me and that just made me feel like I was a nobody to them. 2- Homophobia As I recently stated, I came out as a lesbian in 7th grade. My best friend, who I had a crush on at the time was the first to know. A month or two later, we started dating. Note, this was a few days before our Spring break. A day or two after we started dating, it was our ring ceremony. Since i didn't buy a ring, I was invited to celebrate with some friends and my girlfriend at that time. We did have a lot of fun, hell they even surprised me for my birthday since my birthday was around a week later. During spring break though, some people started to find out about us being together; I didn't think to much of it but once we came back from spring break, more people started finding out and I was scared that administration was going to find out. Fast forward April 19th, We were both called to the principal's office one-by-one and we had to answer some questions that I don't want to add on here. Since that day, I was scared about what would happen next. The next day before language arts, she came up to me saying that we had to break up because of her mom finding out. Fast forward to now, we don't keep in contact anymore all because of the fucking administration and the people that I went to school with. To wrap this up, I still think about these things that Gladeview put me through to this day. From bullying to homophobia, I'm extremely upset about the way they handle these types of situations. All I'm gonna say is, DO NOT enroll you child here by any means necessary. If you don't feel like listening to that last sentence, be ready for a bunch of sadness or anger from your child. I'm still suffering from some trauma that the school forced on me (Christianity, homophobia, bullying, etc.). In conclusion, I DO NOT recommend enrolling your child at this school at all costs from personal experience. *To anyone that reads this, don't take what i said personally, this is from personal experience and I just feel that it's necessary to give my own opinion. Everyone has their own opinions and I don't say anything about them and I respect that.*

Cuando se va por primera vez la primera impresión es wow, luego salen las verdaderas caras, no es…read morebuen daycare, comenzando por la primera cara que está al frente, es grosera y para nada profesional, podría mejorar más y llegaría a ser de 4 estrellas.

This it's the worse place to bring your child ever. The teachers and the director are amazing…read morepersons but the owner is sucht an arrogant person they don't even feed well the kids. You have to bring them snacks from home because they don't give any to the kids and when u get enrolled with the school they ask you all your information about EBT in case that you have. My daughter was always getting sick for coughing and all other child's there are the same they always are sick and they don't even take action. Today was my last time getting an actitud from the owner just for bring my 3 years daughter late. It's very important what kind of person is there with your kid and she is selfish ,arrogant and the worse u can ever imagine just getting a conversation with her and u will fell that negative energy. My advice... stay away from there it's many better places for your baby's than this one.

Awww we went for the Christmas holiday celebration that they had for the kids since my nephew goes…read moreto the school. I absolutely loved the event and how well organized it was. From the parking all the way to the vendors. Parking was a huge challenge since they don't have enough space and all the parents went along with more real relatives like grandparents aunts etc. So they were police and they helped us park across and we had no problem.

Though it is an all boy school during academic year, it becomes a co-ed summer camp and has been…read morefor the last 30 yrs or so. Pros: dollar for dollar, it's the best deal in Miami as far as summer camps go if you divide the payment by the amount of weeks it lasts. Lunch and snacks, 1 hr swimming class daily, lots of fun and sports related activities, field trips plus morning and after care included. Cons: you have to pay camp in full around spring break time as there are a lot of kids that go to this camp. But with that being said, all the activities and field trips are very well organized. Most of the CITs and Jr Counselors are a little clueless (especially in the office) so if you need to stray from their routine by picking up early or anything, then you see the behind the curtain of organization. My kids have gone the last 2 summers and are very happy. The staff in general are very accommodating with needs as grouping children goes. They give a lot of flexibility with that. Overall, I am very happy with Belen Summer Camp.

For many years I genuinely loved the school. I believed in its mission and in the values it…read morepromoted, including "men for others" and the idea of being a family. Sadly, our experience changed when my son faced serious bullying. Although we reported the situation, we felt it was not properly addressed, and we did not receive the support we expected from the school. Ultimately, we felt we had no choice but to leave. For that reason, I cannot recommend the school. Our experience made us feel that the values the school promotes were not reflected in the way our family was treated when we needed help the most.