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Your kid will not be safe here. This is a disgusting establishment that allowed my autistic nephew…read moreto be punched and pushed down repeatedly for months. My nephew did tell his teacher what was happening, and she failed to do her job, instead telling him to "tell them to knock it off," which is ridiculous! My nephew said he says it in a very scary voice, but the kids do not listen, BECAUSE OF COURSE THEY DON'T, THEY NEED TO HEAR IT FROM AN ADULT! This has been completely heartbreaking for me because he will never tell us anything about his days at school, and the first time he does, this is what he tells us. I have contacted the school and the school board regarding the issue, but I have not received a response. This is a gross way to handle business, especially when your main goal is to keep our children safe. I will be contacting the police, and I wanted to warn others of the true colors of this "school."

I am a nanny to two boys that go here. I am also a pre k teacher and also worked in a Montessori…read moreschool when I used to live in Munich, Germany. From what I have seen when collecting the boys, seeing their homework, hearing their stories and the satisfaction of their parents...I would highly recommend.

My 4 year old son has been attending La Prima Casa Montessori since he was 18-months old. The…read morecampus is small and everyone knows each other like family. The teachers are very knowledgeable about Montessori education as well as the methods involved and they take it very seriously. They are very hands on with the children and strike a great balance between having a serious learning environment filled with love and understanding. I recently enrolled my younger son in the Il Nido class for infants and he loves it so much that some days he does not want to come home :) I can't recommend this school enough!

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I enrolled my son at BridgePrep Academy on 137th Ave. in Kendall with high hopes, but our…read moreexperience was deeply disappointing. Within the first week, a young girl in my son's first-grade class began threatening him and our family, saying she would kill him, me, and his father. When I addressed this with the school, I was shocked to learn that the teacher was aware of these threats but failed to report them or take action. I brought the issue to the assistant principal multiple times--not once, not twice, but at least three times--with my husband to discuss the growing concerns. Unfortunately, we never saw any sense of urgency in how the school handled the situation. Even though this was a clear threat, the administration seemed more focused on minimizing the situation rather than ensuring my son's safety. Eventually, the girl was moved to another class, but not before my son endured additional stress and fear. Shortly after, my son began coming home with bruises, explaining that other students were hitting and bullying him. When I raised this with the school, they brought in the school officer and seemed more focused on my son defending himself than addressing the root issue: other kids initiating physical altercations. As a parent, I understand the need to give grace to children, but when violence and bullying are involved, disciplinary action must be taken swiftly to protect all students. The school's failure to discipline the aggressors adequately, or to assure us that such incidents wouldn't happen again, was deeply concerning. At a charter school, I also understand their inability to share the specifics of the actions they took with other children, but there was no transparency or reassurance that these behaviors were being addressed seriously. Honestly, my son is too young to be dealing with violence in a school environment, and BridgePrep Academy should be ashamed of their failure to create a safe space for their students. I feel strongly that steps could have been taken early on to prevent the escalation of these incidents, but the administration repeatedly dropped the ball. Since moving my son to Norma Butler, I've seen a remarkable difference. He is thriving, there have been no incidents of bullying or physical altercations, and the teachers are proactive and communicative. I wouldn't recommend BridgePrep Academy to anyone. If you're facing similar issues, don't hesitate to find a better option for your child--it's worth it.

From the moment you step onto campus, you feel the warmth and care out of this world. The teachers…read moreare incredibly loving and attentive, creating a nurturing environment where every child is known by name and treated with genuine kindness. Thanks to the small class sizes, attention is personalized and relationships are strong--it's a close-knit community where everyone feels like family. One of the most beautiful aspects of Aguamarina is its emphasis on teaching values and uplifting self-care messages. Children are encouraged to be kind, brave, cool and confident, and these lessons are woven naturally into their everyday experiences. The school is also deeply committed to sustainability and planet-friendly practices, modeling environmental responsibility in everything they do. Learning at Aguamarina is joyful and hands-on. Kids explore through play, creativity, and real-world experiences rather than memorizing or tracing. It's an approach that sparks curiosity and builds a lifelong love of learning. If you're looking for a school that nurtures the whole child--academically, emotionally, and ethically--Aguamarina Elementary is a wonderful choice.

From the moment we stepped foot on our tour at Aguamarina we knew we found an educational home for…read moreour son. As I'm typing this review, my son said 5 stars is not enough, we need to give them 10 stars! There is an incredible awareness the goes into the journey of each student. We are so excited for the years to come! Thank you Aguamarina.

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

Teachers are not all qualified. Be careful when sending your children on school tours. The group…read moreleader and chaperones are notorious for keeping the tips that are supposed to be for Bus drivers, guides and tour directors. They also neglect the kids on trips and treat it as of they were on vacation and not the kids.

Think carefully before applying. Carrollton will gladly take your application and money even if the…read morehave absolutely Zero seats available for the grade you are applying or your child does not meet their desired minimum GPA score. They will keep you in the dark until it is too late there is no chance for you to apply to any other school. They will discriminate you two ways: not smart enough and not rich enough. Gone are the days when Christian schools were all about teaching and welcoming students of all kinds. This one is all about ratings, prestige and selectivity. They do not represent Christian values in their admission process which lacks transparency and truthfulness.

My daughter has been at the school since 2020, and it truly feels like a second home to us…read more Academically, she has grown so much. She consistently performs at a high level, and I can clearly see her development over the years. What stands out the most to me is that she is not just another student. She is known by name, seen as an individual, and genuinely cared for. That makes a big difference, and it's something that not every school offers. I feel very comfortable and confident with the entire environment and everything the school provides. We are also very excited about the new campus and everything that is coming next.

My journey at KPCA was a true legacy! I made a surplus of friends and made the biggest amount of…read morememories in this school than at any other. I felt honored and was treated very well by the staff. The teachers are great, the classroom is clean, the education is amazing, all while still shaping their children in the image of God. I will always remember the great people I met here, and will cherish those memories forever. Great job to Ms.Morales for her leadership.