Our next family adventure take us to Cypress Bay High School located in Weston and with a category…read more4.4 and more than 56 reviews this school is very spacious and very comfortable place for students who can here to learn. We come here to the gym for the martial arts event, is small for sports but very clean and with the perfect temperature for all people with the families come to enjoy this event.

Amazing school, but if a student dislikes studying, I strongly recommend looking for another…read moreschool. One person wrote "too much homework is assigned," which is true. This school prepares students for college, not kindergarten.

I got bullied for 2 years there, and the staff didn't do ANYTHING about it. They do NOT care about…read morethe students, and it was truly a horrible experience. I do NOT recommend Palmer Trinity School

Excellent school-truly care about their students- the community is also second to none!read more

I went to High School here from 2005 to 2007, 11th and 12th grade. Donna Klein Jewish Academy is…read moresuch a fantastic, close knit experience, I couldn't have asked for better. I actually transferred here from a public school in Pennsylvania, but I was welcomed right away as family. I was actually lucky because within a month of starting school, most of my grade took a two month high school experience in Israel, so I really got to bond with them there. Over the course of my two years at Donna Klein, we went to Israel twice, once on the Alexander Muss High School in Israel Program, the other on the March of the Living. I can say that the school pushing these trips made for some of the most important experiences of my life. My whole grade at the time of graduation was 20 students, which means I was really able to get to know all of them very well. Socially, you'd think that having less students wouldn't be a good thing, but it really does add a level of closeness to the school. You not only bond with you class, but all the other classes and students in the school. They did offer a lot of athletics, but not many clubs to join. Nevertheless, most of the social experiences at Donna Klein are very beneficial and prepare you for whatever experiences you have after school. On the education front, I was very pleased with all aspects of it. Most of the courses were the standard courses (math, science, history, English), but also they had plenty of AP and honors courses as well. Class sizes were very small, which had the great benefit of having lots of attention and care. I think my biggest class was maybe 12 kids, and that was a huge class for there. Donna Klein offered a college advisor to help all of us prepare for college. I can't say she was the best college advisor, but because the school size was so small, she met with each one of us on a regular basis, which was always nice to have the extra attention. They also offered a good series of electives, which was nice to be able to choose at least one class on our own. In terms of religion, we basically had a session in the morning where you could choose between a more religious or secular daven to attend, maybe a total of 5 choices. We also had a Judaic studies class, and a hebrew class. I thought it was a very healthy amount of Judaism for the school, and allowed you to choose whatever denomination suited you best. Most of the faculty and staff were extremely nice, friendly, and helpful. Because the school is so small, you really get to know them as mentors beyond just teachers and staff, so it is always nice to have people who really do care. Obviously, some were better than others, but all of them you shared a lot of time with and got to know. Without naming anyone particularly, some of their upper management are some of the the worst people I have ever encountered in my entire life. There is more politics in administrators offices than in the United States Congress, and that is putting it lightly. People on top only care about themselves and advancing their own agendas, not helping any of the students or faculty in anyway. These people were so detached I don't think they even knew the names of students in the school, and were talking a school of less than 100 kids that they are the head of! Part of being in a close knit community like Donna Klein are the advantages of everyone having special attention, and these administrators have none of it. They don't listen to anything logical and just want to serve what is best and easiest for them while making the most money possible. One side of me wants to give Donna Klein a one-star because yes, the head of school and upper administration were that bad and in that way, I was disgusted to have given them a dime, but I choose to remember the good parts of Donna Klein. My advice to parents and students would be to at all costs avoid the people who run the school at the administrative levels and just stick to the faculty and staff. Unless it benefits the bottom line for the school the head of school won't help you, and may even go out of her way to hurt you. The price of going to school here is also not cheap, and most likely going up in the future. I cannot speak to current facilities, but I can say that the private school atmosphere is one I have to highly recommend, it is worth the money. When I went to school at Donna Klein, our whole school was about 84 students total (9th - 12th), and the physical location was in a trailer. I know that they have now moved into the actual JCC area, which I've seen and is very good. Either way, the key factor at Donna Klein is community. Because it is a small school, you are able to get special attention in terms of education, and have a close group of friends. Transferring into a new school can be tough, but Donna Klein made not only the transition easy, but into a wonderful experience. I cannot recommend Donna Klein Jewish Academy highly enough.

This school destroyed all of my daughter's dreams. She was excited to grow in her Jewish identity,…read morebut was unfairly expelled without warning or compassion. Deeply disappointing experience.

This school promotes giving great Academic opportunities but for students that struggle and need…read morethat extra mental support they give no extra effort. I am a concerned parent and always on top of my son but if I cannot get the same support from the school then all they are doing is helping The high academic kids what about the other great students. I was embarrassed and shamed today by the Assistant Principal. I would never recommend this school to no one. The students wander the hall ways with no discipline or control. I email teachers and get no response and no requests to meet with me to discuss his progress. They do not care this is like a factory.

This school is incompetent in every aspect. The school treasurer is never there or says she's busy!…read moreshe Comes to work at 12Pm knowing there's plenty of seniors/ students that need help to see there upstanding fees. especially during the last few weeks of school for seniors. counselors as well. Fellow Parents if you are thinking about sending your children to this school DON'T it's a waste of time and they bleed you dry with ridiculous school events fees and class fees and the students never receive the supplies or textbooks needed for the class and then are required to buy these supplies separate and find their own textbooks, even though a fee was paid (if i could i would give this school No stars at all)

An incredible music college! Great facilities, amazing faculty, and a unique educational…read morephilosophy (the Frost Method) that produces graduates that are well-prepared to begin their musical careers. My son and I have been to most of the major music conservatories east of the Mississippi and Frost definitely ranks with the best. I highly recommend anyone who is considering pursuing a musical degree to check out this college. Outstanding!

This review is for the Little Canes music classes at the Frost School of Music. I got such a kick…read moreout of enrolling my four month old in her first semester of college at my alma mater. Little Canes is essentially a weekly music class that's offered for infants, toddlers and preschoolers. I've been attending for about a month every Saturday with my baby and husband. Classes are 30-40 minutes long and move so fast! They execute a curriculum that is appropriate for the ages of the children, incorporating lots of noise makers, songs, and dances along the way. The teachers are all so sweet and energetic which makes it great fun. I'm glad I opted to do this class over some other baby and me ones offered around the city. I can definitely tell my baby enjoys it and of course, love returning to campus and showing her around!

As my son will soon make the transition from elementary school to middle school, I decided to…read moreventure outside of the school zone to find a school that will aid my son to develop a passion for technology, which is something he's interested in. As I learned from attending their open house in January 2017, Attucks Middle School is a Cambridge Global Communications Magnet school that strives to offer sixth - eighth graders an innovative curriculum for Television Broadcasting, Video Production, Graphic Design, Technology, and Journalism programs. The school also has a variety of clubs, organizations, and sports; as well as highly qualified teachers to provide the students with the necessary lessons and skills needed towards their career.

None of the staff really care about the students. They tell you that they will do something to help…read moreyou and it does not get done. You have to ask multiple times for registration, transportation, laptop etc.

Parking sucks for visitors. Lol…read more I'm a counselor and the staff is thorough with their checks and sign ins. They're also accommodating for speaking to kids. The school itself isn't in great shape..paint missing here and there but overall it seems to run well. My client loves it there.

Not sure if this is the school that bans hoodies but considering the staff were probably insecure…read moreduring their youthful years, you'd think they'd be more sympathetic towards the kids wearing hoodies or jackets that help them feel comfortable.

He did a great job helping my children understand everything my son was failing algebra 1 and…read moreMR.Fahmy taught him made him pass his EOC and he did not need to go to summer school , he his super friendly as he deliver smooth in delivering materials his experience has manifested in great results , therefore I do I highly recommend him.

Hello my name is Barry McCockiner, I was struggling to help my kid pass school, when I found out…read moreabout Ash, my life has changed. Great tutor

RUDE AND UNPROFESSIONAL CUSTOMER SERVICE…read more Beware of this company because if they are unprofessional when receiving in coming phone calls from potential customers, what is their service going to be like with our children? I called this company to get some information on test prep and spoke with someone named Dan who was very unprofessional and rude. He sounded like he was in the restroom and there was loud noise in the background. This interaction was very unprofessional and I would not entertain the possibility of even using this company for a second. Buyer beware.

Poor follow through and does not want to be questioned No plan no strategy. When asked for a call…read moreback to discuss - Dan went MIA and refused to follow up

I finished the Network Support Services class in June for the 2019/2020 school year. I really…read moreenjoyed the class. My instructor, Mr. Rao, worked in the field and is very knowledgable. The classroom itself has been remodeled and fitted with brand new workstations and lab stations. The hands-on experience with switches and routers can't be replicated by online learning or reading. The only thing that really disappoints me, is the "job placement" pretty much went out the window after graduation. I can't fault them too much for that, though, because of COVID. It would have been nice to generate an interview or two out of it, though. I would definitely recommend this school to someone who's just looking to learn a trade and doesn't know about a 4-year school, although, some credits would transfer to Broward schools if desired after graduation.

I went there a few years ago, full time, for the 1 year culinary program. While it is a very short…read moretime to learn everything they want to squeeze in to teach you, you definitely leave with a lot of great knowledge. I liked that in the cold foods, if you show interest, Chef will teach you about food carving. In the bakery, if you let Chef know you want to try "something", he'll make time to do that with you or with the class. It was an overall great experience. The only negative I have is about one of the Chefs, I won't say whom in particular... she told me on a couple occasions that I'd probably do better at the front of the house, I was not fit for the kitchen. Harsh truth? I worked in a commercial kitchen after graduating and loved it. I think she spoke too soon. I now make custom tiered cakes. Guess I exceeded her expectations..