Our son Jack has been part of the Montessori Institute of Broward community since he was two years…read moreold, and it has been an incredible experience for our family. The school truly nurtures independence, curiosity, and confidence in its students. Over the years we've watched Jack grow not only academically but also personally, developing strong communication skills, responsibility, and a genuine love of learning. One of the most special opportunities recently was his participation in the MMUN (Montessori Model United Nations) conference in New York. Seeing students represent their schools and countries on an international stage at such a young age speaks volumes about the quality of education and encouragement they receive at Montessori Institute of Broward. The leadership at the school is exceptional. Ms. E, the principal, creates a warm, supportive environment where students feel valued and inspired. She truly leads with heart and vision. Jack's Grade 4 teacher, Ms. Kay, has also been outstanding--patient, dedicated, and deeply invested in her students' growth. She challenges them academically while also nurturing their confidence and character. We are incredibly grateful to be part of such a thoughtful and inspiring school community. Montessori Institute of Broward has played a huge role in shaping Jack into the curious, confident young person he is becoming. Luke aged 5 is also thriving at MIB and i cant wait to see how he progresses.

We have been here for six years and cannot say enough about the teachers and staff. Both of my…read morechildren are independent, confident, well adjusted and have excelled academically. We have been fortunate to have experienced many great teachers throughout the years in both Parrot and Otter rooms and will continue with the school until sixth grade (or more if they open a middle school). Would highly recommend!

Family drove down from Wesley Chapel to watch my grandson play here…read more The parking and general facilities are well maintained. Plenty of security on duty and helpful in directing visitors. We sat in the stadium style bleachers to watch the game.

Might be a good school. What's not good is the bus driver of bus #60 who proceeded to drive my car…read moreoff the road. Then try to hide face after her reckless antics. Would never let my kids be driven by this person.

Honestly I don't think we could have made a better choice. Our son has progressed so much since…read morestarting at this school. Their staff is very hands on with their curriculum and they make sure the children are engaged in the academics. When our son was in public school he didn't care much about it, but now, he loves going to school, has made lots of friends and is doing amazing academically.

I want to share how blown away we were with the winter performance this morning. It was a beautiful…read moreshow and pure magic hearing those little voices sing their hearts out. Mrs. Rush is such a gift to the school and it's so incredible to see the confidence, expression and courage she brings out in the students. Magic lives in her classroom and it really came to life this morning. This is yet another reason why we are so grateful to have our children at Sagemont.

My kids love the school, great programs. Mr. Delgado has done a great job taking over the school.read more

Our 2 Grandchildren go to this school we love it. I just wish they would make their volunteer…read morepolicy a little easier. There will be 3 more going there in a few years!

My child developed a speech delay because of a teacher at this school, something no parent should…read moreever have to witness. The discrimination we faced was heartbreaking. If you're not part of their church, they make you feel like your family doesn't belong. What's worse, they removed their Google reviews, silencing the voices of families like mine who tried to speak up. That says everything.

Parkway Christian School is a amazing place where students can learn and grow. They offer a wide…read morerange of subjects helping young minds explore different interests and discover their passions. In addition to academics schools provide a space for social interaction allowing students to make friends and develop important life skills. Teachers helped my children to be inspired making learning engaging and enjoyable. Parkway Christian School create a supportive environment that prepares my Children for the future. Thank you so much.

The best place for kids help is great every thing is great my kid loves it there. Every thing is so…read moreclean nice. I want to thank this school for every thing thank you

Loved the school , very nice teachers and the principal at the time was lovely and cared about the…read morestudents! My only compliant is the racist older blonde secretary at the front office she needs to be fired !

I am not a review kind of person but this school deserves my time. My daughter had a excellent…read morekindergarden experience last year. I'm looking forward to her 1st grade. The principal is a very special person who seems to connect with every student. My daughter gives him "rock star" status! We even saw him in the Weston parade this summer. Her teacher last year (Ms Coyle) was amazing with her whole class. My daughter can not wait to visit her on the 1st day of school. The office staff does a great job of making sure the students are protected & feel loved. 5 stars for sure! We can't for our next 5 years at Gator Run.

I withdrew my daughter from another school and enrolled her here in the middle of the school year…read more I have to say, this school is absolutely wonderful! Staff is friendly, her teacher was awesome and the principal is the BEST!

From day one, Christi/STEPSS Academy has always gone above and beyond to make my family feel at…read morehome. It was this level of comfort that allowed my children to grow within their learning environment, while developing skills for the outside world. 5 stars isn't enough to exemplify what an amazing institution this is.

As the mother of a vulnerable nonverbal special-needs child, this has been one of the most…read moreemotionally distressing experiences I've had with a school. My son returned home from transportation with a bloody mouth. Because my child cannot reliably communicate what occurred, I calmly asked questions regarding whether an accident may have happened during transportation or student transfer. I did not accuse or blame any employee, driver, nurse, or staff member because I understand accidents can happen. What deeply disturbed me was the response afterward. I received a highly confrontational phone call from Shirley Gil, the headmaster and owner of the school. This was my very first interaction with her after my child had attended the school for an entire school year. Throughout the year, I primarily communicated with other members of administration, my son's teachers, and teacher assistants, many of whom were kind, patient, and supportive toward both my son and myself. I also interacted positively with another administrator named Shirley, who I understood to be the principal, as well as her daughter, and even offered support and advice where I could. When my son first enrolled, I donated supplies to help ensure the school was equipped to support his needs because I genuinely wanted to believe in the environment and support the staff working with special-needs children. That is why this interaction came as such an extreme shock to me. Instead of approaching the situation with professionalism, reassurance, or concern for my child's well-being, the conversation immediately became defensive and accusatory in tone. I felt intimidated simply for asking reasonable questions regarding my son's safety after he came home injured. During the conversation, concerns I raised regarding transportation communication barriers were also dismissed. The driver responsible for transporting children was unable to effectively communicate with me in English and relied on another child to help translate during pickup discussions involving my son. For a school entrusted with vulnerable special-needs students, this raised serious concerns for me regarding transportation communication and student safety procedures. More than anything, this experience has left me questioning my own instincts as a parent. I ignored prior reviews because I believe children with autism deserve grace, patience, understanding, and opportunity, and because autism support is still an area many schools are learning to navigate. I wanted to give people the benefit of the doubt. I wanted to believe my child was safe and cared for. I am sharing this experience because parents of special-needs children deserve transparency, professionalism, compassion, and the ability to advocate for their children without feeling dismissed or intimidated by school leadership. I strongly encourage families to ask detailed questions regarding transportation supervision, communication procedures, incident reporting, and administrative handling of parent concerns before enrolling.

This is our child's first year at Tamarac Elementary. The teachers and staff are wonderful. His…read moreteacher has huge standards for all students and her communication ( in regards to grades, behavior, special needs events) is phenomenal. Thank you Tamarac Elementary for being such a special place.

Tamarac Elementary School is in need of volunteers male and female. PTA does so much for the…read moreschool 7 volunteers can't do it all. They really need volunteers