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    Florida Institute for Complementary & Alternative Medicine

    5.0 (1 review)

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    Atlantic Community High School

    2.6
    (5 reviews)
    1.8 mi

    Great facility, modern equipment and interactive AV tech in every room, spacious campus with easy…read moreaccess layout, exceptionally friendly, energetic and helpful faculty and administration. Huge, seasoned, successful and productive IB program.

    Genuinely the most poorly run & disgusting school I've ever been to in my life. The staff are so…read moreincompetent and let the school run itself to the ground. Teachers don't teach and wait till the last minute to grade, explain, and email and are truly lazy. The guidance councilors are some of the least hospitable and caring people I've met. Although Mr. Q and Mr. Vanscoy were always helpful, people like Ms. Cadet were always very passive aggressive and made me feel ostracized and uncomfortable in multiple situations. The school was also dirty. There would be trash EVERYWHERE in the Moring from kids eating breakfast that would remain in the same spot for the whole week if not longer. I always felt bad as they only had one male custodian to clean the ENTIRE school which I found quite absurd especially when vast majority of the kids that go to the school act a mess. The bathrooms often had dried menstrual blood on the walls, dust forming stalagmites off the vents (which is not only a fire hazard but a bio hazard as well), and even dried vomit. There was also inch piles worth of pigeon feces in hallways and on the stairwells as well. It is hard to even feel safe when basic necessities such keeping a cleanly environment is so poorly neglected. The programs imo were also poorly run like ib classes getting cut left and right and ap phasing out it felt like it was hard to find a true passion and success for my field. It was also hard to utilize recourses like the library as it was closed nearly every week or had limited access like only keeping the door open the first ten minutes of lunch. Overall, do not go here because everything and anything was poorly managed and the only person who I saw take initiative to better the school at all was probably Ms. Allen.

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    Piles of bird feces on the floor
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    Trash left for weeks the day after returning from winter break
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    KLA Schools

    KLA Schools

    4.0
    (15 reviews)
    5.6 mi

    Our son has been enrolled at KLA Boynton Beach for over three years, starting when he was just over…read morethree months old. In the beginning, we truly loved the school. Under Miss Terri's leadership, it felt warm, consistent, and professionally run. Miss Martha, who worked with the infants, was exceptional and played a huge role in our decision to enroll. Back then, the staff felt experienced and connected to the families. Unfortunately, the school has changed significantly, especially under the new director, Dena. This past year has been the most difficult for us. Staff turnover has been constant--teachers come and go without any communication to the parents. At the beginning of the year, I met a lovely teacher at open house, only to find she was gone within a few weeks. No notice, no introduction to the new teacher--just a revolving door of unfamiliar faces. Most concerning was the lack of support during our son's potty training. We had specifically communicated, multiple times, that we needed the daily progress reports updated for medical reasons, especially so we could track bowel movements. Despite stressing the importance and necessity of this, the reports were rarely, if ever, completed accurately. It was frustrating, disappointing, and inexcusable. There's clearly a lack of training and support among the staff, and it reflects in the daily operations. Given how expensive KLA is, it simply doesn't live up to the high expectations or reputation it once had. It's a real shame, because it used to be a place we felt proud to be part of. We hope the school can take a serious look at its leadership and staffing issues, and return to the quality and care that originally set it apart. Until then, we can't recommend it to other families in good faith.

    This place is amazing. What a difference in my granddaughter's disposition while she goes to…read moreschool, she loves it with a warm and amazing staff

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    Literacy Coalition of Palm Beach County

    5.0
    (1 review)
    6.1 mi

    The Literacy Coalition of Palm Beach County is a first class non-profit focused on improving and…read moreincreasing literacy for Palm Beach County residents. Their efforts are geared toward family literacy with programs geared to both adults and children. They operate many excellent programs around Palm Beach County including Glades Family Education, Village Readers, and Workplace / Community Education. Improving literacy helps improve the lives of Palm Beach County residents. It helps build future leaders. The Coalition's efforts are worth researching to understand what they do and how you can help as a volunteer, tutor or donor. You will not be disappointed. My wife and I have witnessed several of their programs first hand and have been supporting their efforts for several years. We will continue doing that into the future.

    From the owner: Our mission is to improve the quality of life in our community by promoting and achieving literacy…read more Since 1989, through extensive outreach and collaboration with a network of community partners, the Literacy Coalition of Palm Beach County has been dedicated to ensuring that individuals in Palm Beach County receive the help they need to improve their literacy skills. We continue to help 64,464 adults, children, youth and families through our programs to acquire literacy skills to be successful in school and in life. Community members support literacy by volunteering as reading tutors, making donations, organizing book drives, attending literacy events and participating in literacy initiatives such as the "Read for the Record" and "Read Together Palm Beach County" campaign, an one book, one community initiative.

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    International College of Health Sciences

    International College of Health Sciences

    2.3
    (58 reviews)
    3.4 mi

    "I attended this school going through StraighterLine for the pre-req then the program and my…read moreexperience was very disappointing. It is expensive for what you get, and I did not feel the value matched the tuition. They add charges to everything. One of the biggest issues I ran into was that requirements and policies changed after starting the program. Additional hours were added that were not part of the original expectations, which meant having to go back and complete more work and hours than what was initially assigned. This made the program feel inconsistent and frustrating to plan around. Overall, I felt the program lacked transparency and structure. While the instructors have improved more recently, I personally would not recommend this program. I would strongly suggest researching other options before committing, especially considering the cost.

    2 years out BSN, RN Yes the school was a stress case.. but…read morehonestly it pushed me to study harder than if I went to a Community College, Looking back I got a great experience in another state, family got to come out at one point, and Licensed in 2 states (woop woop!) The RN world can be stressful as well so I think this school deferentially prepared me for the working world. I got my BSN a year after my RN. If your considering this school buy the book and make it your new bible! Don't take things personal this is a field that grows and changes all the time the best thing you can do is show up and leave your ego at home so you can learn something ask questions and make mistakes.. its school that the time and place for it. STAY STRONG YALL!! Nursing isn't for the weak and neither is this school!

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    Professor lopez holding up something brand new that hasn't even been to a hospital floor yet
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    Watching professor Lopez deliver a baby as she walks you through all the stages and phases of labor was something special
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 One of the classrooms though it wasnt set up all the way yet

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