We had to leave the school for the following reasons, first it is a self teaching method of…read moreeducation, for elementary school it is a big failure because kids needs guidance, my daughter went so down in they level of education during this year! no way! Students need a teacher for explaining, practicing and exercising material! The other reason is a great disorganization inside the school, thigs are constantly missing and no ine cares! so this place is not for succeeding or achieving academically! We left this place!

My daughter attends Paideia Classical Academy for three years. The main reason why I enrolled her…read morein their school is because she did not meet the cut off date for kindergarten and the administrator told me if she attends their head start and pre-kindergarten program, she will advance to kindergarten at the age of 5 yrs old instead of 6 yrs old. Unfortunately, they mislead me. Pros: * Professional and friendly staff * Offers a friendly learning environment. * Offers organic lunch meal at a reasonable price * Tuition offered at a reasonable price * Small classroom sizes * School uniform base * Offer several extracurricular activities * Offers aftercare * Diverse * Religious based Cons: * Forced parents to volunteer or have to pay an expensive fee if failed to meet volunteering hours * Curriculum is weak and not competitive to the public school Curriculum * Does not give your child a competitive edge * I do not believe that the pre-kindergarten and/or kindergarten teachers are certified by the state of Florida * Consistently attempt to label children to the autism spectrum, when neurologist and primary doctor believe the child is meeting expectations based on age level and recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics. * Force pre-kindergarten and kindergarten children to memorize a poem, but do not teach them how to read the poem * School plays are lacking * Children with learning, psychological, or physical disabilities may have a troubling thriving and learning from this environment * No parents' input on child's education * No academic opportunities for gifted students * No free transportation * No free or reduced meals * No free before and after-school programs

Great service but I miss Pastor Bob. I believe the Bible says that we are to forgive one another…read morewhen we sin .He had a problem with adultery most men struggle with this . I can see women throwing them self's at him , his weakness got him . I thought may be a period of time away from the church would be OK for a consequence but to totally vanish him and even on YouTube is terrible. He brought a lot of people to Christ . Don't we learn from our mistakes and where is the forgiveness he started this church from nothing. How about the men in the Bible who committed adultery and murder they were forgiven. We all have to face God for our sins. I want to know where he is preaching because he is a great leader and pastor . The pastor gave a good service today but nothing like Bob would've done and actually to see this church half empty is sad . I would love to see Pastor Bob back and that we can show forgiveness. Parking is ample.

My experience at Calvary Christian Academy has been extremely disappointing. I've attended CCA…read moresince I was 18 months old and I've seen it all. While the school presents itself as caring and faith-centered, many teachers and administrators create an environment that feels judgmental and discouraging. Several teachers make rude or sarcastic comments toward students. Mr. Picon often makes snarky remarks and argues with students in an unprofessional way. Mrs. Rodriguez has also made passive-aggressive comments, including responding sarcastically when students are confused. Many students complain about how discouraging she can be. Mrs. Beal is also known for profiling students based on one mistake and continuing to treat them differently afterward. Students feel that she gossips about them with other teachers and administrators instead of handling situations professionally. She frequently walks the halls looking for minor uniform or dress code violations, such as rolled skirts, AirPods, lanyards, or even students wearing the "wrong" shirt on certain days. When confronted, she often comes across as rude and judgmental and does not show the grace or understanding that the school claims to value, despite constantly referring students back to the handbook. Mrs. Shawver is also difficult for many students to approach because of her rude, snappy attitude and the way she speaks to students. Mr. Amadeo frequently pushes his personal political beliefs onto students, even during biblical discussions where politics should not be the focus. He often presents his personal opinions as completely correct because "the Bible says so" and makes students feel unintelligent for questioning or disagreeing with him. Students have felt embarrassed in front of the class after being called "stupid" and "an idiot" for thinking that way and treated like their opinions were worthless for simply challenging a point or asking questions. Some staff members seem more focused on catching students doing wrong than helping them. Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Cole are known for strict dress code enforcement and often come across as judgmental when disciplining students. Some punishments also feel humiliating rather than helpful. There have been reports of inappropriate comments from staff, including Mrs. Cole calling girls "sluts" for rolling their skirts. Mr. Peters, one of the vice principals, often makes students feel intimidated rather than supported. Mr. Purtic makes some students uncomfortable by discussing personal topics too often and showing favoritism. Coach Leighton has also asked students overly personal questions that felt inappropriate. Overall, the environment at Calvary feels overly judgmental. Students often feel constantly watched, even outside of school, and there are concerns about administrators monitoring students' social media activity. The administration's handling of sensitive situations can also feel humiliating instead of supportive. Students are sometimes punished without clear explanations beyond being told to "refer to the handbook." As a Christian school, faith is emphasized, but students who struggle with faith or ask questions can sometimes feel judged instead of encouraged. Staff members also tend to involve themselves heavily in students' personal lives. There has also been a noticeable decline in student satisfaction, with many students wanting to transfer or leave the school. The school also places extremely high expectations on teenagers while reacting harshly when students make normal teenage mistakes. Instead of helping students grow or learn from situations, many students feel dehumanized, judged, and labeled for small things. The constant pressure, monitoring, and fear of punishment becomes emotionally exhausting and can seriously affect students' mental health. Rather than encouraging a genuine relationship with God, the environment often makes faith feel forced, performative, and connected to fear or shame instead of support, understanding, and personal growth. Overall, Calvary Christian Academy made me feel judged and uncomfortable rather than supported academically, socially, or spiritually. As much as this school stresses grace they never show it nor practice it and highly encourages snitching. In my opinion, it may be a good school for younger students, but I would not recommend it for middle or high school.

This is a really amazing school, the teachers are nice, The Bathrooms are well maintained and the…read moreclassrooms are really well decorated. Also the food here is Really nice, it's like eating at a 5 star restaurant.

I like this school, 2 of my daughters attended this school. Parents I recommend it. Mrs. Pavon in…read morethe front office is the absolute best staff. She was always a great help, informative and knowledgeable. My daughters loved her.

Absolutely love this school!! My son came here when we lived in Boca. The staff is amazing…read more Friendly, caring, attentive, and more. My son never wanted to leave. The school is always clean, kids are always smiling, staff is always available to help. And the kids all have a great deal of respect for their teachers. And they actually teach!!!!! It is an accredited school!! Very fair pricing compared to other schools. Ms. Tita, Ms. Monte, and Ms. Deb run the school. They are the best. I had a baby while my son was enrolled at this school and the staff went above and beyond to make my pick up and drop off easier. They even walked my son out to the car for me, so I didn't have to take the newborn out of his carseat. I can't say enough good things about this place. I wish we lived closer, I would still take him here!!

Young Minds Learning Center is the best preschool at Coconut Creek,…read moreMy children learned and always happy. Very clean, safe and an excellent place to place your children

We love the MHOC preschool! The director, Joanne, is fantastic. We love the teachers and most…read moreimportantly our kids love going to school everyday in a safe and loving environment!

My 3 and 4 yr old kids have been going to this school for 2 years and will be starting their 3rd…read moreyear in August. I can't say enough wonderful things about the school. The teachers are remarkable, the facilities phenomenal and their approach to teaching extraordinary. They believe in getting kids to WANT to learn by teaching through fun play and activities. If you're looking for a school that will sit your kids down and dictate the ABCs, counting or reading, they aren't for you. Our kids learn through play and the creative activities their teachers have for the kids on a daily basis will amaze you! In particular, Ms. Rink and Ms Ramirez will always have a special place in our hearts for keeping up and maintaining patience with our energetic son. We were gifted the opportunity to have our son in their class for 2 years but ALL the teachers are great!

I can certainly claim to Kumon's enormous influence on my academic journey as someone who has…read moreparticipated in it for a number of years. My mathematics and reading skills have improved because of the personalized educational approach, which has also helped me develop my self-control, time management, and discipline. I've been able to excel in school and lay a solid basis for future study thanks to the gradual advancement and constant practice. Kumon is a useful tool for academic growth and achievement because of its encouraging teachers and thoughtful curriculum. I want to express appreciation to all of the Kumon employees for their support.

This place is wonderful. We had mixed up our dates for the testing a week early and they still took…read moreus. This is a family run company that cares about children's education. My daughter is 7 and she tested for the reading program. They stayed late to explain everything to us. Thank you for all help! I definitely recommend this place for tutoring!

Terrible school. Bad director. Does not listen to parents concerns. She is a good liar! The infant…read moreand toddler teachers do the bare minimum. Its all about money for the school! Parents BEWARE OF THIS SCHOOL!

Fantastic pre-school my son has attended full time since he was 2 including camp and will be…read moregraduating this summer from Pre-K. We love the staff- this is not a daycare - truely a school. Every teacher he has been placed with has been the perfect blend of caregiver/ teacher that he has needed based on his age and progress. They have helped me to raise a responsible intelligent caring boy and I couldn't be more thankfull!

A very beautiful Roman Catholic Church in suburban Boca Raton run by the Carmelite Fathers (lots of…read moreflowing brown robes and cherubic smiles). It's the parish church of a dear friend of mine as well as being named for my very special patron, Saint Jude; so we opted to head for the early Christmas Eve Midnight Mass and we weren't disappointed. While a bit of a modern church as far as architecture goes - it was also popular with quite a large (and young) congregation - usually that means screaming babies galore but maybe with the anticipation of Santa coming that evening, the toddlers were all very well behaved. We probably got one of the last good parking spots, and good last spot of seats in the comfy pews and we were in turn rewarded by a very special service that was lead by a young priest from Southeast Asia; at times he was hard to understand but he was so vivacious in his sharing of the faith and his nascent wisdom of the gospel that it was most infectious and I think we all left rather edified. Upon leaving I saw that despite the modernity of the Church exterior and interior they still had some good old fashioned shrines with one of those rarities; real candles (not the electronic stab a button to flicker type) - which I think always add such magical allure and odor to a vestibule of a proper church. From the area where we departed I noticed a sizeable shrine to the aforementioned patron saint, Jude Thaddeus, as well as one dedicated to the Carmelite patroness; Our Lady of Mount Carmel - both were very beautiful.

I would definitely think twice about having your child attend this school. My child recently…read moreattended the Pre-k program and unfortunately, there were several uncomfortable incidences that took place on the school grounds. I understand that there is no perfect school but the overall feeling that I had when I communicated with the principal and staff, was never warm and welcoming. I was told that things would be taken care of but to not discuss it with other parents because they don't want rumors to fluctuate at their school. What an odd thing to say to a concerned parent. I felt a feeling of cover up was more important to the staff, then the actual incident itself. Be sure to check bathroom door in the three year old classroom/aftercare room and you will clearly see that it doesn't exist. A bit scary when a child is trying to use the restroom and is visible for everyone in the classroom to see. As far as the teachers are concerned, if you feel like you want to be a part of a click, then this is where to go. If not, they will definitely make you feel that you are an outcast.