As a parent who did not know what to expect from a public middle school, I have been very impressed…read morewith the quality of the teachers, the curriculum and the care they provide. My son is currently in 8th grade. He has been attending Carwise since 6th grade. It has offered him a safe and caring environment where he can learn and grow. He enjoys school and does not complain. He has been fortunate to have had the opportunity to take advanced courses and even high school level courses. This isn't something that private schools can easily offer because of the limitations of staff and class size (our experience). At Carwise he's in a classroom full of his peers taking advantage of the opportunity to take advanced classes. We have had the opportunity to meet with teachers and staff as well as nurse, the security officers, principal and counselors and they have all been very helpful and supportive. Having a son with a severe peanut allergy adds to the concerns of a parent and this school has been very good for our son and has put those concerns at ease. Our son also got involved in a team sport. It was fun and challenging. When we enrolled our son it was B rated. It has been an A rated school since. I do wish the car line moved faster. It lags and this is a minor drawback.

because its school and i do not like school sad depressed so sad also they make me wake up early…read moreand have lots of assignments i am not a robot i cant do all ur assignments

A parents worst nightmare is having their child go through a transition... what's harder than…read moremoving out of your hometown and leaving your friends? Well... it's being the "new kid"... starting in a new school... My daughter was a student in Safety Harbor Middle School in Clearwater, FL since 2018 to 2021, and all I can say is WE LOVED IT. From the Front Office (Albee Alison) to the Principal (Danny Boulieris), Counselor (Giovanna Yllescas), 8th Grade AP Testing Coordinator (Matthew Miller), teachers and staff members and even her bus driver (Mrs. Nono; We miss you so, so much!) We have such great memories! Love the fact the school kept in constant communication (Via call, email, text and different parent app communication). We have such great memories!

MBTS is everything I could have hoped to have when I was in elementary school. The staff is so…read morewarm & loving. The students are equally welcoming & genuinely eager to meet new students. My son graduated from MBTS in 2025. He left with a junior scuba certification & life long friends. My daughter who is currently in Lower Elementary is so engaged & excited to be a 3rd grade leader this year for her younger classmates. After working in public schools for 12 years, my main objective is for my children to be in a healthy & happy environment. I could go on & on. Bottom line, MBTS is the healthiest school environment I have ever seen. Beach Fridays are a plus as well.

This school was our first choice, and we entered with high expectations, but we were ultimately…read morevery disappointed by our experience. The atmosphere is lovely and the learning environment is strong; however, the level of communication was extremely lacking. Our child is spirited and likely has ADHD, and the school was not equipped to accommodate or support her needs. During her second year, we were told the Montessori method might not be ideal, but we were assured the school would pay for someone to observe her and work with the teachers to create a plan to better support her. While this gave us hope, that observation never happened, and no plan was put in place. We were completely caught off guard when attempting to re-enroll and were informed that a final decision had already been made not to accept our child into Kindergarten. At no point was this communicated to us in advance. Our child attended the school from ages 3-5, an age when children are still learning self-regulation, yet we were told the Montessori model requires children to already possess this skill. By the time we were notified, enrollment at other schools had closed, leaving us with very limited options. In my opinion, this is not a good fit for spirited children or those with learning differences. The lack of follow-through and poor communication significantly impacted our family's educational path. If you suspect your child may have ADHD or needs additional support, I would strongly encourage you to look elsewhere.

I love Dunedin High School i love it good staff good food good students good peopleread more

Although, in case you didn't know, Dunedin High's reputation is not the best, it actually is…read moresomewhat of a hidden gem of a high school. Coming from seven schools previously to this one (private and public) it's safe to say I know a good bit about the school system so just keep that in mind. Dunedin's direct public competition such as PHU, East Lake, and Tarpon are all egregiously overrated. Since large portions of those schools populations are wealthy they have access to virtually any drug which is why each of them have horrible drug problems, especially Tarpon (common for kids there to have gone to rehab). Teachers at east lake are lazy and rely on the wealth of the students there to pay for private tutoring rather than teaching the subject properly, this combined with their drug problem makes me question why anyone would consider this school. PHU is the best option of this list since it has the most driven population of student; however, they WILL work you harder than you have ever been worked before. The private schools are not much better considering all the ones in Pinellas county such as Calvary and especially CCC have the same drug problems as the listed public schools just for the premium price of about $16000. These schools make you think that your getting something for your money but in reality they are really limiting your education by making things harder than they have to be (meaning getting into rigorous classes such as AP classes which boost your GPA is harder to do here than elsewhere). These schools are also usually full of spoiled brats which is not always a good influence on other kids there cause everyone knows how good the work ethic of those kind of kids are. Jesuit seems to be the only reasonable private school however they are in Tampa and only allow boys. Now looking at Dunedin alone it is easy to overlook at first but here is an overview of what's up. The school has a very small population compared to any other public school in the county. Dunedin has teachers that fight for their students and really do a great job (that doesn't just come from me). Dunedin has a solid amount of AP classes and it's not difficult to get into one, as well getting into the social groups at the top in terms of grades is super easy since the class is so small (this comes from a student who is top of their class). The drug problem at Dunedin is minor especially when compared to other schools in the county. The bad news about Dunedin is that ever since COVID the school has been losing good teachers and things are generally on the decline in terms of quality, although there is new admin that looks good but I won't be there to see how they do. This decline is completely due to the school board of Pinellas county, they are absolutely TERRIBLE. They are the reason this review is missing a star and why Dunedin is declining. But all that being said dunedin will stay at least a decent school, better than the others mentioned at least. So essentially your two choices are between PHU and Dunedin, and keep in mind that there isn't a one size fits all kind of school so when deciding between these schools you really have to see which one fits your child the best. PHU will work ur child as hard as a college student but Dunedin will force your student to build their own work ethic to be at the same level (which for me was better). Ultimately both schools are being affected by the school board so the decline at Dunedin is really happening everywhere however PHU always is getting better student each year due to its IB program so that covers up all of their holes. If you are not interested in the IB or don't get into it PHU is in no way worth it at all. I hope this review gives you a little more insight into the school system if you are searching for a school for your child or if you are an alum looking back on your old high school hopefully this gives you insight into the situation here.

Everything about this school is amazing. Great staff, very clean & the children are truly learning…read moreeveryday. I have 3 children two who attend this preschool. Definitely will be sending my 3rd child there as well once he's old enough. Cannot recommend it enough!

I never knew daycare could be all of this. This place is awesome. They're open 730am - 6pm. They…read moreprovide water days during the summer where kids come in their swim wear and play with water tables and other fund water toys. They have family movie nights where they play popular movies on a big screen under the stars and provide popcorn and drinks (free). They have plays that the kids watch during school hours. They have music classes, chapel, garden walks, magicians... I don't think there's anything this school doesn't have. Parents provide snacks for the class - which is a plus if you want to control the amount of junk your child eats. They have grandparents day celebrations, breakfast with daddy for father's day and a mother's day concert. There is always something going on here making this place so much more than a daycare but rather a community. While it is Christian based it is not overly pushy or in your face. None of the events I have attended have referenced faith. While there I was on the parent's advisory counsel which allows parents to be in the "know" and have their concerns voiced... and the Director. Mr. Cote is a model director. Always in the classrooms, on the playground, that man is NOT afraid of getting his hands dirty for his school. I had not 1 complaint. This is unlike any daycare I've ever experiences and if you have an opportunity to join - MAKE IT HAPPEN. My child has learned so much and I feel so lucky to be a PCCS parent.

It seems kind of ironic to have a Florida school named after a liberal Supreme Court Justice who…read moreargued for civil rights and for ending racial/gender discrimination in schools. This school gets my vote!

This school makes you go to a meeting every month and your child is punished if you don't. Plus…read morethis school gives homework for every class including gym. They have to walk to lunch in lines like kindergarteners and they don't get to choose where they sit. The amount of homework is a problem too. Teachers will give my kid homework that takes them half an out to do. I have no time to hang out with my kid anymore because they spend all after school time on homework. But this school is one of the safest around. They have zero tolerance for any sort of bulling and there are almost no fights. I almost sent my kid to John Hopkins Middle School, but then I heard about all the fights. This school is very safe, other than the multiple bomb and shooter threats they got one month and the fire last year. But luckily my kid is going to highschool next year so I don't have to worry.

The teachers were good and seemed to be trying their best but the students could make sailors…read moreblush. They openly curse in front of adults and I wish it was just an F bomb here or there. My son was verbally and physically assaulted multiple times and we had to pull him for his own safety. If you have a special needs child, this isn't the school for you.

My grandson, who attends Largo Middle IB World School and is an FBLA students who had an incredible…read moretime at the Fall Rally at the St. Pete Coliseum! The event was well organized, engaging, and gave the students a true taste of a professional business conference--from dressing in business attire to hearing inspiring speakers and networking with other future leaders. Many thanks to Coach I and Mrs. Ondos for making this opportunity possible for our kids!"

My sister goes here she is in the bio-med program she loves it here so if you want to be in the…read moremedical Field go to palm harbor high school!

Ah, the ole' PHUHS - Kinda nice to be the 1st to review since I was part of the 1st graduating…read moreclass here. I remember the huge controversy over whether or not the IB program was going to make it here - lucky for me, it was. Well not really luck, it had already been determined and not much was goign to be able to change that. In any case, its a nice campus with bright shiny new stuff. However, when I've gone back to visit, it just seems that there just isn't enough buildings. There was a disturbing increase in the number of portables on the school grounds. Shoot, the school was barely large enough to hold the students back in my day - and its definitely busting at the seams now. Teachers are good though and do a good job of prepping students for college. Oh, Campus is also a satellite campus for USF