Our family is incredibly grateful for the four years our son spent at Dade Christian School. As a…read morerecent graduate, he leaves with a strong academic foundation, a deeper faith, and the character to succeed in life. From the admissions office and security team to his teachers, coaches, administrators, and staff, everyone genuinely cared about his success and well-being. They invested in him as a person, not just a student. What makes Dade Christian School stand out is its commitment to developing the whole student. Along with academic excellence, the school reinforces biblical values and encourages students to grow in their relationship with Jesus Christ. Watching our son graduate was a proud milestone, and we are thankful for the lasting impact Dade Christian School has had on his life. We highly recommend Dade Christian School to any family seeking a Christ-centered education where students are known, loved, and encouraged to reach their God-given potential.

his schools offers academic rigor along with a Christian worldvies. Here your children will learn…read moretruths that will change their academis future, as well as their eternal future.

first off i been going to this school for 5 years and the teachers aren't consistent like there is…read morealways a new set of teachers each year and some are teaching with no educational diploma, and the area by the middle school bathroom always smells bad and they blame it on the students knowing damn well its sewage problems also in the girls bathroom there is no mirror and this school has a very low fund like the electives i have is pe,music, and research 2 times like there is no other electives other than that.

I been going to this school for almost 7years no problems, but the principal claimed that I was…read moredoing something that I wasn't and wouldn't show proof

We visited an open house (many schools don't offer that opportunity to get a close look into what's…read moreoffered). We felt at home and part of a family immediately. It wasn't one thing but everything. The curriculum with a Christian foundation taught and surrounded by like minded students, faculty and parents tops my list. Academics are exceptional. Also important to us is the opportunity to participate in sports. Calvary has top notch sports directors/coaches and are able to provide high level athletics for the sports lovers too. Can't say what sets them apart because they don't compare to area public schools. Are your school administrators visible daily at drop off and pick up lines? Do they know your students by name? Don't hesitate checking out an open house to see what it's all about. It's served our family well. As a mom the support and friendships I've formed have been very positive. It would not be unusual for us to have group chats in the parking lots :)

admissions is the worst. they are so inhuman and robotic. they aren't helpful nor care. if…read moreadmissions is that bad I wouldn't want my child attending the school. Christian faith should be with everyone not just academics, the people in the office should have actual Christ morals.

Formerly Sandor Weiner School of Opportunity, a charter school for children with disabilities. My…read moreson is currently attending. Located in Miami Gardens off of 47th Ave and 199th street inside Landmark. My child was diagnosed with specified learning disability back when he was in pre-school in 2005. My son went to public school (Maya Angelou )for Pre-K with no issue. It's 2006-2007 school year at Maya Angelou Elementary and my child was placed in a class with (30) students. I found it a little excessive especially for students in special education. I was told by the counselor that the class was split with (15) special education students and (15) regular students. My son has a twin brother who also was attending the same school. Homework would come home and I actually saw that the homework for my special need son was more difficult than my son who was in a regular normal kindergarten class. I was back in forth with the school administration and was told due to lack of school funding my son will not be able to get the individualized attention that he needed. My son was literally struggling in class and was not up to level in his class. I was getting very frustrated because, I did not want my son getting lost in the system, progress reports were given and it read improvement needed in all learning categories. I called the school district, went to downtown to speak with the school board members and that didn't help. The school counselor gave me an option and was advised that my son qualified for the McKay scholarship. I was elated. I looked on the MDPS website and a directory of private schools who participated and accepted the scholarship. I visited many private schools and none were either to my standards or the tuition was over excessive to my opinion and I pretty much had to come out of pocket. Thanks to the search engine google.com, I came across at that time Sandor Wiener School of Opportunity (charter school). I was very impressed with the information on the website and I scheduled an appointment. I went to the school and they pretty much catered to children with learning disabilities The classroom ratio was 10:2 with each teacher having an assistant and nurse for those students with medical issues. The teacher would have group sessions and also had individual time with each student. I fell in love with the school and quickly requested my son to be transferred. The school also provided free transportation within a ten mile radius which was also a plus (not far from my mother's address). I only paid for his reduced price lunch. The year 2009 came around and the school decided it was best for them to go private and were teaming up with The ARC of South Florida. I began panicking because my son was doing so well in his class and his grades were improving. The administration had a meeting with me and pretty much my son will be grandfathered in (yeah) and what ever the Mckay scholarship amount he received, the school will accept the amount and I did not have to come out of pocket. The school changed its name to Ace Academy. I appreciate the staff, teachers, student. My son has done a whole 360 when it comes to his education, he enjoys going to school and learning. They have two other locations in the south side (Kendall and Florida City).

this school I find peculiar the teachers are not the worst but they have trouble controlling them…read morethey also don't care as much about what the student does outside of class. the academics are good though but they need to work on athletics.

We have lived in six countries, been in more than 10 schools and we have never found teachers more…read morecompassionate, hard working, oriented to help the students to learn who they are, where they want to go and lovingly encourage them to go beyond their limits, than in MCA. I want to express my gratitude to Ingrid and all her teachers for the huge role they have played in our lives. For me as a mom, the school has been an immense support. Ingrid has been an angel in my life. I've felt understood and her guidance has been invaluable. During our five years here, we have worked together as a team. Nothing had stopped her. She is always thinking about what else to do to help the kids. Her wisdom, integrity, love and knowledge has helped both my son and myself! The program here is so much more interesting for the kids and there is more freedom in finding a pace and style that truly works for their unique needs. There is no limit to their creativity and eagerness to learn! I just wished all the kids in Miami had the privilege to find MCA as we did! Maria Cristina Massa