Both my kids are gifted and enrolled them last year at Somerset. They have never been happier. They…read morelove the staff, the kids, they are not only learning but they are having a blast at school. They actually look forward everyday to go to school. My oldest is in football and track, and he is excited about the challenges the coaches put them through in order to succeed. He feels like he has improved in sports 300% compared to his previous school.

Love this school. The staff in the office are the best. Love our teachers. Great school!!read more

This school is absolutely amazing! My boys love it. This is our 2nd year attending and I have no…read morecomplaints. The communication is EXTENSIVE lol but I'd rather that than the other.

There are some teachers at this campus that do not grade all the assignments that are in Canvas…read morethat show as work to be graded or they automatically put a zero in Focus even though the work was submitted. They tell the students to turn in the work for a grade but you have to be on top of them to do their job and then they still give you every excuse why they are not doing it. The only one that this is not benefiting is the student as they work hard to complete the assignments and then you tell them you are not grading it. They complain that they can't grade a 100 assignments every quarter but you look in Focus and they only graded 23 test/assignments all quarter. The principal/assistant principal does not hold them accountable. Pines Charter was the only option many years ago but now there are many more Charter Schools in Broward County that would be a better choice to help your child succeed academically.

I have to say that my daughter is a 7th grader at Silver trail middle and ever since the new…read moreprincipal Dr. Nesmith has been in the control everything has been amazing. Middle school is usually a difficult time for kids but I have to give it to administration because they are on point. If my daughter has ever had an issue with class mates they nip it in the butt immediately. You can tell they really love and take care of the kids. Hands down teachers and administrators at Silver Trail Middle are the BEST!!! I send my daughter to school everyday knowing that she will be treated well and taken care of. - Cali

I love this school! My kid feels safe here and the teachers seem to care about the kids. They offer…read morea lot of variety in their electives so the kids have something they enjoy in addition to the required core courses. The new principal seems to be outstanding so far. The only problems I have had there are that the assistant principal was NO HELP AT ALL with our bus problem and the guidance counselor never returned my call. Other than that, everything is great:)

This school is awesome! They are really strict about vapes, fights, and bullying, so no matter…read morewhere you're from, you'll fit right in! Most teachers are really nice and caring, and seem like they like their jobs! For example, the math 6th grade GEM teacher, Mr. Tomich, is the nicest and funniest teacher you can get. He makes learning fun. Lastly, it is also very maintained and clean. As you can see, if you ever find yourself in Weston, Florida, you should go to this middle school!

This school is good and bad. The staff are really nice and friendly but in the other hand students,…read morevape, sell candy, fight and many other stuff

Great school with an even greater staff! They are so caring and nurturing across the board. My son…read moregoes here, he's in Kindergarten and he has an amazing teacher-Mrs. Caballero. They are always doing plenty of school-wide activities to get parents involved. Updated: Now my little one is with Mrs. Correa and she is just as amazing! He loves his class and looks forward to going to school!

Couldn't be happier! The school has done so much for my son who is now in 2nd grade.read more

I would not recommend this school. The HMH curriculum they use isn't helpful for students as it's…read morenot academically challenging them. Additionally, the curriculum doesn't match the FAST. As far as my experience as a legal English only speaking immigrant we didn't feel fully accepted or supported. Had I not got support outside of the school my kid would be failing the FAST. The grade has changed teachers 3X and the school year isn't out yet. The school hasn't really been accountable about that and I've been really disappointed since.

ClassRoom is amazing but policies are strict I was doing self defense get noticed by my teacher and…read moregot sent to Ms. Delgatos Office she called my dad But it was fine she said I had the right to defend my self she's nice the kids who attacked me got called over to the office too

When I arrived at the front office and informed the staff member (a blonde-haired woman whom I…read morebelieve is Mrs. Dominguez) that I needed to withdraw my son, I was told to come back from 8:00 AM and 10:00 AM. The next day , I asked for clarification to why , than was told "that's the registration rules withdrawals are limited to that time frame ", The interaction felt dismissive and unnecessarily curt. I then asked if there was anything specific I would need to bring when returning the next day during the designated hours. She quickly told me a short list of required items, and I left the office. Once in my car, I realized we had an absence note that had not yet been submitted. I had already inputed the absences through the parent portal weeks ago but than learned they were not accepted electronically, so I wrote a note. I sent my son back inside to submit the physical note, but he returned saying it would not be accepted.i asked him why he said idk she just said "no I can't take it." I then went back in personally to hand in the note and was told it could not be accepted because my son was absent that day. I explained that he was in the process of being withdrawn and therefore would not be present that day or the following day bc he's being withdrawn , what sense does that make he's not coming to this school anymore?? She was again rude as fuck, bad attitude and I asked her for her name. That's when she ran in the back office. At that point, I seen a dean i spoke with before and I explained the situation. He than clarified that the system would not allow the note to be entered while my son was marked absent, but once the withdrawal was completed, the absence documentation could be processed. I appreciated his calm explanation and assistance.i said ok thank you soo much .. (My concern was ensuring that his absences were properly documented so he would not be marked truant. ) However, during this interaction, with the dean lil blonde girl aka ms. Dominguez came from behind the bullet proof offices and ran passed me out front to get the local school law enforcement . I want to be clear that I was not refusing to leave or causing a disturbance, or behaving aggressively. I was simply attempting to resolve a documentation issue to prevent potential truancy complications and write up a complaint..she called the police bc you didn't want to give me your name, or because you couldn't clarify a simple question with an educated answer.. idk. My primary concern is not the policy itself but the manner in which the situation was handled. The communication was dismissive, unhelpful, and escalated unnecessarily. Calling law enforcement during a routine administrative discussion felt excessive , like that shit cute, I play chess not checkers, I don't know was she scared , being behind bulletproof glass , lmao . reactions are caused by actions, your extremely rude I wanted your info to report you to your superiors a simple write up thats what adults do when being treated poorly !! instead of behaving like children arguing, fussing . I don't argue n fuss sweetheart I handle business. and you chose to run to get the police. While I was in my same flow talking to the dean. Thats soo cute. There's no flipping the script you're not a victim, they can easily run the cameras back dumb dumb that's all the office has to do. SMH. Front office staff represent the school and are often the first point of contact for families. Professionalism, clear communication, and respectful interaction are essential -- especially in an environment serving children and families. Additionally, when I asked for the rude staff member her name, I was told No, clearly she would not provided it. As a public school employee working directly with families, this information should not be withheld. Her dumb ass is in the school directory ms. Dominguez !! Obviously she's too comfortable treating our kids like this and when talking to an adult, she thought it was OK, this is not how adults carry themselves let alone a school front office staff member sweetheart you need to grow up, your setting a horrible example. If a child is unsure of something we teach them to ask , so they understand. This is a huge part of learning not being scared to challenge an answer (not aggressively) but to have a better understanding of things.. this is how humans create and learn.. n your front desk can't do basic clerical communication, I'm scared to even ask about the teachers interacting with the students behind close doors at this point. the principal sees the staff first hand everyday he has to hear about this from parents , kids etc. Sometimes as parents and kids we allow this type of behavior by being passive and giving people the benefit of the doubt. But sometimes we need to speak up so there supervisors know what's going on.. this principal is too nice to have bs people like this representing his school..

Great school I love it a lot of keep it going I will see if you have a good one and I'll be sure…read moreand let me see what I have think I will have it done and then I'll get it over with the boys to get the boys and I can go over to your place to see you then and

My daughter attends this school for the first time and I'm definitely torn on what to write. The…read moreschool offers amazing programs: Cambridge, Fire fighters, nursing, JrOTC, and physical therapy. The teachers and staff have been communicative with me as far as helping my daughter and I make this transition to not only a public school but high school. I have been out to the school on different occasion and the crowd of students just doesn't do it for me. My daughter was already forced into an altercation, luckily nothing happened. I'm still trying to figure out if the administration really cares when parents are not around or is it just a front. They have had PSAT nights, senior year info night and a lot of other informative information but you have to be diligent to find out constantly logging in to the schools website. This school has all types of sports so that's a plus including drivers ed. I'm not sure if I will keep her here so I'll definitely keep updating my review as the time comes.

I would strongly advise others to think twice before enrolling in this school. My experience was…read moreextremely disappointing and concerning. Communication is a major issue-most of the teachers do not speak English fluently, my husband is always upset because, the teacher has to use Google Translate to give him report for our son. Even more troubling is the way students are treated. There is a clear sense of bias and unfair treatment, especially toward darker-skinned students. It creates an uncomfortable and unwelcoming environment where not everyone feels respected or valued. My son was 18 months old and the teacher Daniella would call me several times a week to te me to pick him up because he refuses to sit he refuses to take a nap (he is a baby!). I was paying $1600 per month, and they treated my family unfairly as if we weren't a paying customer. They don't care about teaching ! They only care about getting paid! they are scamming people. A school should be a place where all students feel safe, supported, and included. Unfortunately, that has not been the case here. I would not recommend this school to anyone looking for a positive and fair learning environment.

I was sad to hear they do not accept children diagnosed with autism or unique abilities. I need…read morehelp finding a place to accommodate a 3-year-old who was diagnosed. It seems that does not exist.