Our son and daughter attended Rosarian Academy from the age of three through 8th grade and we loved…read moreit. Small classroom sizes, access to teachers and administrators electronically so we could keep up on a daily basis with their work. More importantly, easy access in person when wanted or needed. Our son chose the arts and is now a stage/film/commercials/voice-over performer after graduating from the Dreyfoos School of the Arts High School and Florida State University. He is a kind, educated and polite young man. Rosarian played a large part in that. Our Daughter performed in the arts through high school, but chose science/health and is now in her first year of Residency as a physician after graduating from the Oxbridge Academy of the Palm Beaches High School and Florida State University. She is a kind, educated and polite young woman. Rosarian played a large part in that. We felt our kids were ahead of the educational curve when they graduated from Rosarian. Both went to academically strong high schools and the Rosarian graduates tended to stand out.

this school has the best summer basketball camp with the best coaches ! Gary Forbes being one of…read morethe coaches that played in NBA against the late Kobe Bryant so these kids get the best training! my son been playing ball for decades and when he got with Gary and his team my son came out a lot more skilled so we can't wait for next year and we highly recommend others getting your kids the best I. west palm beach.

Very personal attention with superior program And state of the art facility to give students a…read moretop notch education.

From the owner: Embracing lifelong learning beyond the mere acquisition of knowledge, we prepare students to…read moreanalyze situations, make decisions, solve problems and communicate effectively in a dynamic world. Our school is dedicated to cultivating the unique nature and potential of each student and is committed to building a school community predicated on kindness and compassion.

We LOVE love love BAK! My daughter is a dance major at BAK and she LOVES it. The teachers are…read morewonderful and always are seeking out new things for them to learn about their art form, they genuinely care about each student. The students are very supportive of one another, even between the different art focuses. We feel so blessed that our daughter get's the opportunity to be a part of such a supportive school. Thank you BAK for a great Middle School experience for my daughter! p.s. not sure why this is showing that I'm from California... I've only been there once about.... 30 years ago LOL. I live in Palm Beach County, FL.

Excellent school. Strong academics. They have the highest expectations of their charges, so…read moresometimes it's a bit of a learning curve for the kids as they 'get with the program.' Staff is wonderful and caring, from the VPs like Connelly to the principal. Love the counselors, such as Ms Jackson. I have had four kids attend, among the many memorable teachers: Dasilva, Battle, Felt, Barefoot, Fallon, DrG, Chesler, Barker, Vaughn, Ryan ... and there are so many more, but I don't have room! You must prepare to get in, no shortcuts. But if you prepare, you have a great chance of getting in. Diverse student body and staff. Bullying is not tolerated and a wonderful, inclusive and supportive campus culture.

Such a great school. We have two children and have have really enjoyed our experience so far…read more Randall Martain and Adam Miller are great leaders. They teach wonderful life values/lessons to the children as well as excel in academics. The kids have opportunities to do after school activities such as piano, violin, sports, and after care until 6 pm.

You and your kids are treated very well here if you have money. They prioritize full paying…read morefamilies & powerful social status for everything. Very sad for a Christian school. Teaching isn't great, athletics are mediocre and students are stuck-up. Not worth it!

My review is only on observation for the volleyball team - nice campus, nice gym and very…read morefriendly employees. Definitely made a good impression on me. So for that, they are a positive influence on the outside world!

The staff at Berean have been a true blessing to our family. They are patient, kind and encouraging…read morefor our son.

Kentwood has been a lifesaver & constant source of support for my family over the past 6&1/2 years…read more My child started there in 5th grade & is now in 11th. We placed S there after trying for 2+ years to get S help thru the public school system. We adopted S after S was placed in foster care at 9 mos old. S endured heavy drug use by S's bio mom while pregnant & lack of care the first 9 mos of life. S has severe ADHD, ODD, & is on the spectrum (very high functioning) with severe short term memory deficits & math LD. Behavior due to severe frustration over inability to grasp things was getting worse & worse despite twice weekly counseling at school & in our home, tutoring & a begrudgingly granted 504 Plan that did nothing for S. When S started in 5th grade, S was extremely defiant & wouldn't work or follow the rules. S was turning our home into a war zone w/constant tantrums & fighting. Kentwood uses a VERY strict behavioral intervention chart (BIC) that they mark every 1/2 hour or hour for every student. If the kids are acting out so much that it disturbs the other students, they are moved to a special skills lab w/staff trained to work with these situations so they can return to the classroom. The teachers are just AMAZING & incredibly calm & well trained. They communicate with parents regularly & fully -- both good & bad. So nice to get emails or texts telling me of something helpful or smart my kid did vs. always getting those terrible calls about a problem. S is very verbal & social & likes to read. Comprehension is not great, but there's a lot of effort & interest. Math is a whole other story -- ugly, bad, tantrum causing. Instead of pushing S forward into areas S would never understand, they work w/S to get S fully understanding the areas missed & then move forward at S's own pace & ability. I've had to adjust my expectations & realize/accept that S will never fully get some of the math areas or be very academic. And that's OK. The staff has worked extensively w/S & classmates on social skills, life skills like budgeting & saving & price checking, etc. They talk a lot about learning to watch for others' reactions & social cues & they practice it. Conflict resolution too. How to handle frustrations & advocate for yourself. I'm amazed at how much S has grown emotionally over the years. S has been nurtured by so many different teachers & staff over the years & thru multiple grades. They have been there for me to turn to re: behavioral issues at home & always offer good ideas & practical, hands-on help at school so we're working in tandem to help S. S LOVES S's teachers, & has made incredibly good friends there as well. The classes are very small & personalized to what the individual kids need. The small environment, mask wearing, cleaning & distancing has made me comfortable allowing S to go back to school in person. I highly recommend this school if your child has a special academic/behavioral needs that just can't/won't be met in the public school setting.

The principal and his staff are maybe the worst teaching institution in Palm Beach County. They do…read morenot comply with the American disabilities act. There is no communication between parents and teachers. Their teaching styles do not work. All I can say is if your child is special needs this is not the place to take them. Again, the principal is a joke. They will not help your child in any manner stay away. Stay away stay away. All they want. Is your money you after year after year

Not a school of faith. The staff in administration are very judgemental, critical and frankly…read moredangerous. They don't think of their students. Example: I was given random monthly bills from lunch balances. To which when I inquired i was accused of not feeding my child. Then they said they would not give my child food going forward if I forgot (though I never have) . Also charged for fees for after/early care that I have never used. They charge like it's health insurance. Place is not of God. Just doesn't feel like it. Especially given they serve alcohol at school fumctions yet tbey hold this position of hyper cistisism. Definitely don't put kids first.

My child attended here for years kindergarten thru 1st grade. We moved from NJ so we just wanted to…read moresecure a good school. We splurged - this school is almost $10k per child for the year. My child was met with very harsh criticism from each teacher, and even worse from the gym teacher. I was surprised with bills from the lunch room, but my child brought lunch everyday. When I called I was informed that they had billed me $7 for hot lunch since my child dropped his lunch. They make you do community service or you have to pay $200 at the end of the year. When I decided we wouldn't come back to this school I refused to pay the $200 and they kept my child's report card as collateral. -Thank god the public school we chose was understanding and let him join anyway.- My son was in first grade when we decided to leave the school. At the end of first grade he could not read a standard clock but he could recite the holy sacraments by heart. This is a military school in catholic clothing. My son dreaded going here everyday and especially dreaded Mrs. McClure. If you want your child's self-esteem completely torn, send them here.

When I went to this school, staff was horrible, principal was horrible (the principal that was…read morethere before was better), and teachers were decent... But did there job. Local city gangs were all over this school, and fights happened every week. Other than that, the food was good. They had Domino's Pizza everyday and that's all I ate since 'Free and Reduced Lunch' is horrible. If you can afford it. Put your kid in a Private School, you will get your money worth in the matter of weeks and they actually care for both you and your kid. The Public school system is horrible (that's also including the FCAT in order to pass the grade level).

I been here before and I am disgusted. The staff gives the children freedom and they mess up the…read moreclassrooms and they leave like nothing happened. Nobody does anything about for the problems. The bathrooms are very dirty and there are some inappropriate drawings, marker drawings in the mirrors. I suggest that to not to go this school.

PBSFA is a great school with wonderful staff. I highly recommend it for families raising children…read moreand adults with autism and developmental challenges.

Lovely school with caring, kind, and knowledgeable staff! Beautiful clean facility with cheerful…read morehallways and classrooms along with adjunct therapies.

Well as for my personal experience, I believe it's a great school 1 child graduated and 2 more to…read morego that attend GCA!!!