All of my kids have attended Indian Rocks and have had a great experience. Teachers have really…read morepoured into my kids lives, Athletic offerings have expanded, and there have been significant updates to the overall facilities over the past couple of years. This school has been a big part of our lives and thankful my kids got to be a part of it.

I communicated with Ms. Woodbury by email regarding my daughter's enrollment. My experience was…read moredisappointing. I repeatedly requested information relating to my child, but was told the file was "confidential" and that the school would not provide. As my daughter's biological mother with parental rights, I felt excluded from decisions involving my own child while her father is currently overseas. I was particularly concerned after being informed that "all parties agreed" to the enrollment, as that did not reflect my experience. I expected greater transparency, communication, and respect for parental involvement, especially from a Christian school. Regardless of the legal issues between parents, I believe schools should strive to communicate openly with both parents. My experience left me feeling excluded rather than welcomed.

My granddaughters have been attending to this school for 2 years now. The study technology is…read moreperfect making sure they fully master what they learned before they go on to the next subject. Personalized tutoring available. The Head of the school Mr. Jim Zwers, Dean Sikica Feldman, Elly Lago and the rest of the Staff go beyond the ordinary to make sure all students are happy, learning and having the best school experience ever. The school is very supportive of the personal goals of each student, guiding them in that direction so they can accomplish their goals. My granddaughters have learned not only academics but social skills and athletic training with the Knights cheerleading team. The holistic approach to education of CAI is brilliant preparing these students for life becoming the best version of themselves, ready to be successful in our society and contributing as a member of a group. I highly recommend this school.

A-OK. My daughter…read morewent to this school, I personally liked it but they could not really help my daughter with her education much, despite them claiming they Use Advanced Study technology on their curriculum. At times when My wife was leaving a message at the school she would not ever get a call back, Seemed as if you are not there talking to them eye to eye, There would not serve. I liked the play ground area, For a private school I give this place a 4 star. The only main draw back is, most of the children really do not finish high school here, they go to other places instead.

Best school in Florida. Tour the school and you will see happy teachers and students. It is a…read morefamily atmosphere. High expectations. In 25 years of being a teacher, I have found no better learning environment for students. See for yourself.

This is the most loving and nurturing environment I have ever worked in. The staff and student body…read moreare a family. Our administration are leaders who believe in empowering educators to create a new kind of school culture built on love, respect and kindness.

I had Siri/Apple Maps pull up Canterbury's address before picking up my kids one day and was…read moresurprised that my search pulled up Yelp reviews - for a children's school? It's unfortunate that some folks had a negative experience with their kids here, but the same can be said for any public and private school - some kids and families do well and some do not. Private schools do have their drawbacks - specials needs, etc - as they simply don't have the vast resources as the public system does and are unable to change / derive curriculum to match each child and family due to their size and scope. As far as my experience at Canterbury with my two children, they love It and are learning at an excellent clip. The parent community is close-knit and are active participants at the school on a daily basis. I would give this school 10 stars if I could. That said, making a decision on your child's education is a very important and personal decision. In-person visits, interviews, and learning about the unique communities and cultures first hand are a must. In my opinion, if you are relying on Yelp and/or Google reviews, you're doing it wrong.

This is a college preparatory school with a soul. It is a welcoming community steeped in Episcopal…read moretradition.

Teachers are kind, but the uniform and dress code is absurd. Every five seconds, there is a teacher…read morecommenting on your hair, uniform, or even face. Sometimes, it seems they care more about dress code than the students' education. You shouldn't feel insecure every time you wear the uniforms. No fake nails, no mascara unless you're in 8th grade, maximum of 3 braclets (including hair ties), and you are not allowed to have more than 1 ear piercing. Let girls be girls. It feels like there are rules just to have rules and to seem strict. They also banned perfume and strong cologne. You are only allowed to go to your locker 4 times a day (including before and after school). They don't allow bringing food into school for lunch or breakfast ( including drinks). Kids shouldn't feel sexualized every time they put on a school uniform. Kids are starting to stop dressing out because of how strict the dress code is. The only things you can wear are a 6 inch shorts, sweatpants, and baggy jeans. Another thing is that they have useless classes. Technology shouldn't be a comp class and a normal class as well. Kids shouldn't feel stressed out because of a class that won't matter to them in 5 years. The bathroom rules are also strict, 1 student at a time. The teachers force you to use a planner, and they have to sign it every time you use the restroom, and you have to sign out on a sheet by the door as well. I feel like that is kind of extra giving that the bathroom is down the hall. The bathrooms don't have feminine products in the lady's room, which I feel is necessary. They don't have dividers in between the urinals in the boys' restroom, which is an invasion of privacy. You are not allowed to change for PE. Your shirt has to be tightly tucked in, and if it is not, you get a referral. If a boys hair touches their eyebrows, they have to get it cut within a week after the warning, or it leads with a demerit. Do you want every boy to have a buzzcut?! Overall, the education isn't bad. Just please let kids be kids. Not everyone is going to want to dress and look to your standards. Sorry to break it to you. I want students to feel comfortable in their school, if that means feminine products in the lady's room, or dividers between the urinals in the boys' room. Please take this into account and change some of the strict rules.

We moved to SCS from a Catholic School in Atlanta in 2018. My boys have enjoyed SCS thus far…read more Most important to me are academics and the IB program - and I have been very pleased with both. I have several friends who transferred in from other local schools and have all said the curriculum is more challenging at SCS. I am confident my boys will be ready for high school. Great school community environment too.

I love Dunedin High School i love it good staff good food good students good peopleread more

Although, in case you didn't know, Dunedin High's reputation is not the best, it actually is…read moresomewhat of a hidden gem of a high school. Coming from seven schools previously to this one (private and public) it's safe to say I know a good bit about the school system so just keep that in mind. Dunedin's direct public competition such as PHU, East Lake, and Tarpon are all egregiously overrated. Since large portions of those schools populations are wealthy they have access to virtually any drug which is why each of them have horrible drug problems, especially Tarpon (common for kids there to have gone to rehab). Teachers at east lake are lazy and rely on the wealth of the students there to pay for private tutoring rather than teaching the subject properly, this combined with their drug problem makes me question why anyone would consider this school. PHU is the best option of this list since it has the most driven population of student; however, they WILL work you harder than you have ever been worked before. The private schools are not much better considering all the ones in Pinellas county such as Calvary and especially CCC have the same drug problems as the listed public schools just for the premium price of about $16000. These schools make you think that your getting something for your money but in reality they are really limiting your education by making things harder than they have to be (meaning getting into rigorous classes such as AP classes which boost your GPA is harder to do here than elsewhere). These schools are also usually full of spoiled brats which is not always a good influence on other kids there cause everyone knows how good the work ethic of those kind of kids are. Jesuit seems to be the only reasonable private school however they are in Tampa and only allow boys. Now looking at Dunedin alone it is easy to overlook at first but here is an overview of what's up. The school has a very small population compared to any other public school in the county. Dunedin has teachers that fight for their students and really do a great job (that doesn't just come from me). Dunedin has a solid amount of AP classes and it's not difficult to get into one, as well getting into the social groups at the top in terms of grades is super easy since the class is so small (this comes from a student who is top of their class). The drug problem at Dunedin is minor especially when compared to other schools in the county. The bad news about Dunedin is that ever since COVID the school has been losing good teachers and things are generally on the decline in terms of quality, although there is new admin that looks good but I won't be there to see how they do. This decline is completely due to the school board of Pinellas county, they are absolutely TERRIBLE. They are the reason this review is missing a star and why Dunedin is declining. But all that being said dunedin will stay at least a decent school, better than the others mentioned at least. So essentially your two choices are between PHU and Dunedin, and keep in mind that there isn't a one size fits all kind of school so when deciding between these schools you really have to see which one fits your child the best. PHU will work ur child as hard as a college student but Dunedin will force your student to build their own work ethic to be at the same level (which for me was better). Ultimately both schools are being affected by the school board so the decline at Dunedin is really happening everywhere however PHU always is getting better student each year due to its IB program so that covers up all of their holes. If you are not interested in the IB or don't get into it PHU is in no way worth it at all. I hope this review gives you a little more insight into the school system if you are searching for a school for your child or if you are an alum looking back on your old high school hopefully this gives you insight into the situation here.

Wonderful preschool! Our son just loves it and so do we…read more His teachers are caring and he enjoys his friends. He is so excited when he comes home to tell us all they did, we love to hear about his little days there. We appreciate the safety they offer both emotionally and physically, and are happy to have a place that our son loves going to.

We had children attend in both preschool and elementary there a few years ago. We enjoyed our…read morepreschool experience however we had some issues with the elementary environment. Not being members of their church we didn't have the best personal experience ourselves.

The teachers were good and seemed to be trying their best but the students could make sailors…read moreblush. They openly curse in front of adults and I wish it was just an F bomb here or there. My son was verbally and physically assaulted multiple times and we had to pull him for his own safety. If you have a special needs child, this isn't the school for you.

My grandson, who attends Largo Middle IB World School and is an FBLA students who had an incredible…read moretime at the Fall Rally at the St. Pete Coliseum! The event was well organized, engaging, and gave the students a true taste of a professional business conference--from dressing in business attire to hearing inspiring speakers and networking with other future leaders. Many thanks to Coach I and Mrs. Ondos for making this opportunity possible for our kids!"