Our son recently started in Ms. Gallo's toddler class and is absolutely thriving! We were able to…read moredo a meet & greet before starting which helped him officially put a face to his teacher's name. Ms. Gallo was very informative during the meet & greet and helped eased a lot of my anxieties putting him into a new environment. When he officially started, Ms. Gallo would call and gave updates on how he was doing. Every day after class, she would let us know how his day went and continued to reassure that things would get better. Our son took to her right away. She has been warm, empathetic, and observant of his needs. Over the past couple months, our son has begun to really thrive! He is more confident in himself and very independent. He has taken the skills that he's learned in school and has started generalizing to home. He grabs his plate and utensils when it's meal time. He cleans up after himself when he's done eating. He uses the potty, cleans up, and washes his hands independently. His speech has grown exponentially. He went from speaking in simple sentences with improper grammar and pronoun usage to speaking in complex sentences. It is apparent that his language abilities are really being fostered in class. It is amazing how much he's grown in such a short amount of time. He talks about his friends daily and tells me how much he loves Ms. Gallo. We are so happy that Ms. Gallo is our first teacher and so excited to see how much he'll continue to grow.

We have had three children enrolled in LePort in infants all the way to elementary. LePort truly…read moreembodies the Montessori philosphy and "follows the child". My children's unique interests, personalities, and development have been honored throughout their education. We truly recomend this school for their child lead approach.

The principal, Mrs. Ernst, is the worst part of this school. She embodies everything that is wrong…read morewith public school education. If you have an issue with a teacher, do not count on support. She will side with the teacher. Many parents have left this school because of her. Also, note that some of these reviews are from teachers, not parents. I am talking to you Ms. Ashley.

Amazing staff and lovely community. There are lot of events and possibilities for students.read more

I love the school. It's where I go. The principal is so nice. My teacher is Mrs Schammann She is…read morevery nice. The principal is probably the best principal in the district.

Such an awesome elementary school! Love the teachers and the principal! GATE education for ALL…read morestudents! Such a great place to have our youth begin their education.

Dolphin family here- currently for my children and as a former student myself. Our numbers are…read moresmall but our dolphin pod is strong. It's almost like a private school feel. PTO families, teachers, and administrators work together to create fun events, traditions, and opportunities for students to feel connected. From multiple themed festivals per year, spirit days and marine science expos to volunteer opportunities and after school programs, there is always something that brings everyone together. The staff and teachers truly go above and beyond daily. So grateful my kids get to build so many childhood memories here.

Our family truly loves this school--it feels like an extension of our home. The staff, teachers,…read moreand families create such a welcoming and supportive environment, and we feel so fortunate to be part of Village View. The sense of community here is incredible, and we can't wait for both of our kids to attend! Go Dolphins !!!

I cannot express fully how thankful I am to have found Carden. This is my daughter's 3rd year here…read more She's currently in 1st grade and every day I'm astonished at what she's learned. Academically she's so far advanced in comparison to other family and friends in similar grades. She has been able to read since kindergarten and her reading comprehension is arguably better than most 8/9/10 year olds. Shes already been introduced to nutritional science, animal and plant sciences. They have a garden each grade gets to utilize. She is learning cursive and how to properly prepare reports and write in paragraph form. She's learning g Spanish, and they do several performances a year. The class size is smaller and it's one of my most favorable things about Carden. I love that she's able to get some extra attention if needed. And that all of the teachers know who she is and are readily able to help in any way they can. The school very much feels close knit and family oriented. And I'm so thankful she's not walking around a school going unnoticed. I have and will continue to brag and boast about this school. And if you're even slightly curious I highly recommend coming by to see for yourself!

Our daughter has been attending Carden Conservatory for the past three years, and we could not be…read morehappier with our experience. The classrooms are intentionally small, which allows students to receive truly individualized attention. The academic standards are excellent, and the curriculum is both rigorous and thoughtfully designed to support each child's growth. The teachers and staff are exceptional--knowledgeable, attentive, and genuinely invested in their students' success. There is a strong sense of community, and children are seen, supported, and encouraged every day. We've watched our daughter grow academically and personally in ways we truly value. If you are looking for a private school with superior academics, caring educators, and an intimate learning environment, Carden Conservatory is an outstanding choice.

My family, friends, and high school band students are here for a drumline competition…read more The host school (Marina High School) and the WGASC did a FANTASTIC job in organizing such a large and successful event. A great time was had by all in attendance.

From the moment you walk into the front office and are greeted by Holly at the desk , you feel…read morewelcomed. The counselors are wonderful, receptive, and genuinely care about the students . Every email I've ever sent has been responded to promptly, which shows how dedicated the staff is. It's been such a positive experience for my son. We did not have the best experience at Stacey Middle School so this has been a huge blessing. The football coaches do an incredible job--not only teaching the game, but also instilling respect for their school, teammates, and peers . Supervision on campus is very present, which gives parents peace of mind. The school may be "small," but it makes a BIG impact on these kids. Highly recommend this school for families looking for a supportive, well-run, and encouraging environment. Go Vikings!

We absolutely love this Montessori school! It was recommended by our pediatrician whose kids…read moreattended the same school. We have been at the school since 2021. With one child now in elementary another in TK, we continue to stay because the level of education and personal development is amazing. They focus on not just the child's academic development but social development as well, recognizing that each child is different and has different needs. With the change in ownership in 2025, we have seen increased communication and a new passion for growing the community and improving the school. I can't say how amazing it is to know your kids are part such a warm and welcoming environment. Communication with families is excellent, and we always feel informed and supported. It's clear that the staff and leadership deeply care about the children and the community they're building. Even when we have had issues or concerns the staff there listen to our concerns and work with us to resolve. I would recommend this school to any parents, knowing you will be part of an amazing community.

I consider myself EXTREMELY lucky to have stumbled upon MCDC back when my first child was 2 years…read moreold. We are now an integrated part of the MCDC family, with students enrolled since 2017. Yes, that's 9 years and still going. I can't say enough how wonderfully the teachers at MCDC care for their students and provide the foundations for independence, emotional IQ, and academics. Now, to be completely transparent, everyone is human, people/businesses make mistakes, but here is the thing about MCDC, they will course-correct and not turn a blind eye to parents' feedback. The school did go through an ownership change during the summer of 2025. Current families at the time, including myself, were obviously concerned; no one ever likes change when something is already so good to be true. Before then, teachers rarely left, but I think, coincidentally, a few teachers left around the same time as the ownership change. To my understanding, it was mainly due to changing personal and family situations. But for the families who remained through the transition, now steady into the new academic year, I feel that the school has continued its strengths and has gotten even better. The new director has invested in facility improvements and brought in new education programs, it's like a breath of fresh air. Shout out to all the teachers there for the amazing work they have done and continue to do with my kids.

They don't follow their own policies. Breaking labor law, they provided applicants' drivers…read morelicenses to entire interview boards for positions that didn't require them, and when it was reported to the superintendent he assigned the HR director who had been the one in charge of that interview to investigate their own malfeasance. When this was pointed out, they stopped responding completely. When kids had medical emergencies at one of their middle schools because some kid brought dosed candies, they lied to the public when they were called about the ambulances at the site. Enroll at your own risk.

My son and I really enjoyed the school campus at the Westmont Location. The parking can become…read morecongested but overall it's not bad if you give yourself plenty of time. It was my first time trying to register for the summer program and while I didn't expect it to be seamless, there were a lot of setbacks that I encountered during this time. Ms Adriana Boyer is in charge of the summer program yet she is also out of the office a lot in the summer, the school should consider delegating some tasks to others to make this process better for parent enrollment. The teachers here are also really nice and that's another pro!

I am so excited for my daughter to go to school hear. I have heard such great things about Marine…read moreView. The campus is beautiful and so far, all the good things I've heard are true!

The school is really awesome. I love it. I love it so much. Is a really great school. All the…read moreteachers are cool. What is that? Very awesome.

This is my sixth grader's first year at Stacey, and her experience has been excellent. She has been…read moreboth challenged and supported academically, and she goes to school each day feeling motivated, engaged, and excited to learn. She loves her teachers and electives, has shown enthusiasm for joining clubs and programs, and has already formed new friendships despite knowing only a few students at the start of the year. The teachers, staff, and administration have all been consistently involved, responsive, and clearly committed to creating the best possible environment for their students. Their proactive communication and transparency in discussing how we can work together to support my daughter's success have been outstanding. I also appreciate how well her classes and teachers are preparing her for the transition to high school and, ultimately, college. Overall, Stacey has exceeded our expectations, and we are truly grateful for the dedication and care shown by everyone on campus.

Well I'm about to rant about stuff from ~10-15 years ago so hopefully these people got their heads…read morestraight by now. But this school literally sets high functioning autistic kids up for failure. If you're doing "too well" in a class, they'll just suddenly move you up to a harder class when they're in the middle of a unit, and you'll be completely thrown off by the sudden change, that you'll never be able to recover, and you'll never catch up. For the 2011-2012 school year, they took me out of Olmsheid's math class because I was getting a B+ and that class was a struggle enough.... then they moved me to Mrs Gates's class and I ended up struggling HARD ! Barely passed with a D... They were literally telling me and a few other kids that we were being moved because we were "doing too good" in Olmsheid's class, and even when I tried to explain that I was doing my best and only getting a B, imagine how I'd struggle in a harder class... But hey, nobody listens to children and just dismisses them when they try to explain their needs.