In 2016 I was able to work with a fourth grade teacher for my ESOL masters class. The school used…read morethe ACE PACE system back then. I believe they still do. The students have field trips often and the school community truly cares about their staff and students. It is a small school which gives students the opportunity to have more one on one time with the teacher. They have grown into more locations. I hope that they continue to grow.

This school has been a blessing! Osceola Christian Prep has a focus on giving these children the…read morebest, individualized education possible while making everyday fun for the students. They have field trips nearly every month and the students get out the classroom nearly every day, with weekly off-campus trips, so they are not stuck indoors all day. Because the curriculum is individualized, students are able to excel at their own pace, a pace agreed upon by both the parent and the teacher.

I was really disappointed with my child experience at this private Christian school. While the…read moreschool emphasizes faith, kindness, and strong moral values, I did not feel those values were consistently reflected in the way bullying situations were handled.

Graceview Academy has been a game changer for our family. Our child is flourishing since changing…read moreschools, thanks to the professional and caring environment where clear expectations are set. We appreciate everything you do and the care you provide to our child. Shout out to the teachers for their hard work and dedication. We found the private school we were looking for, with a focus on quality academics, smaller ratio and building a strong community with faith. Excited for the journey ahead!

A wonderful family owned business. Peanuts staff is friendly and caring of all the little ones that…read morego to play there. The facility has every toy your little one would like to play with, many of which are educational. They also have an outside play area with swings, slides, a large sandbox and various bikes. They provide a Musicgarten class, yoga, art and literacy classes and they recently opened a preschool, which my son is currently attending. The teachers are creative, attentive and loving to all the little peanuts! The playroom is always kept clean, be sure to bring socks!

My son and I visited Peanut's Playhouse today, and ended up staying for the entire day. The…read moreatmosphere is both fun and relaxing, which is a huge plus. Some play places like this that we've been to are a bit overwhelming with neon paint and crazy loud music (not to mention just having lots of kids in one place can add to that), but here it is very tastefully decorated, with each area having a designated theme. They do have lunch items available, but I would very much suggest bringing lunch from home since the selection is pretty limited to frozen sandwiches and snack items. If you're there on a day pass, you cannot re-enter, so leaving for lunch isn't an option if you'd like to spend the rest of the time there. There are a variety of different areas to play such as the train table and vehicle area, doll and doll houses, a trampoline, musical instruments, animals and farms, a kitchen and house, shopping area, and a baby and toddler area. I think a dress up section would be a great addition to all the fun. One thing that was a bit of a drawback is that there isn't a private place for nursing mothers. Everything is very open, and it would make me a bit uncomfortable if I had a infant needing to breastfeed. Also, only one of the bathrooms had a changing table in it, but it wasn't busy so there wasn't a wait to get into that one or anything. Overall, we had a great day, and we will definitely be back.

It only gets 1 star because I can't give it less. I will never send my child here simply because of…read morethe way the pickup van driver does her job. 15 miles an hour over the speed limit, running a red light with plenty of time to stop, and wearing AirPods while driving are hardly the things a parent wants to see, especially when there are KIDS IN THE VEHICLE!!! I have never toured the school, talked to anyone there, or asked anyone for recommendations. I just wouldn't ever send my child here because I'd never know if they were going to come home.

My 4 year son attends here. I drove 3 hours to take him here on 4/4/23…read more I called in advance to say he'd be late. We arrive, met at the door by someone claiming to be the director where my basic human parenting rights were denied & my son wouldnt be allowed to enter until someone paid $8.50 for a school shirt. We were told to wait outside. 5 minutes later the director came to the door & said she would accept my son. I have no idea who this school is but as a man & parent who's raised his daughter single handily since double digit months old & used dozens of these " daycares " over the past decade. I wish I had the power to remove my son immediately from this daycare! I implored her to ensure her business affairs are in order. This director turned a beautiful Tuesday morning into lawsuit waters.

Great place. ALCO is a learning facility for just about everything. They have many different…read morecampuses spread across Osceola county. They offer everything from GED classes to prepare you for your diploma, to classes to help you learn english. They offer classes during the day and also several classes at night. I went here to enroll my daughter for GED classes and were met by some really great employees in the front office who explained the whole process and cost to us. They made the process quick and painless. The campus we are using is on Simpson Road across from the jail. It has easy access and a large parking lot with multiple handicapped spots. There is also a bus stop down the road. They also offer several certificate programs that we are going to look into next. Great place to the community.

From the owner: We are committed to providing educational opportunities that empower the adult participant to be…read moreactive in lifelong learning. Adult Learning Center Osceola (ALCO) is centrally located in Osceola County between Kissimmee and St. Cloud, Florida. We offer a variety of programs that include GED training and testing, English classes, workforce skill training, online courses, technology courses, and specialized programs like our Personal Fitness Certification course and Traffic School classes. Whether you are seeking an opportunity for personal enrichment, to further your career, finish high school, or learn English, the classes at Adult Learning Center Osceola provide quality services, programs, training, and instruction to meet your needs.

Amazing Explorers is an amazing school! I can't stress more enough how this staff, teachers focus…read moreon the kids education. My child is doing more at a 3 year old and already advance as a first grader. Always clean! Great food for the kids, Customer service on 10 stars, Love Daniela! She's the best

We began coming to AE in October 2020 after moving to the area from Fort Lauderdale. Our daughter…read morehad never been to another school so we were very nervous about the transition but we had heard such good things about AE and the wait list reflects that. We got very lucky and were offered a spot when we called to inquire about space because many parents weren't sending their kids back due to COVID. Our daughter had a rough first couple of weeks transitioning but the staff at AE did such a great job supporting her. Even the director at the time, Jamie, would greet her everyday and talk with her. She got comfortable quickly after those first couple of weeks and she's been thriving ever since! They do parent teacher conferences every 6mos and let you know how your child is doing and what areas they could work in at home (counting, tracing letters, etc). They also provide great feedback and insight on how to work on behaviors or transitions (potty training for example) at home! We love AE and all of the teachers our daughter has been fortunate to have. We recently put our son in school there (he just turned 6mos) and it's been a great experience as well!

Great school with a great staff of leaders and educators. We originally moved to Saint Cloud so our…read moredaughter could attend Saint Cloud Prep Academy. That school is fairly new and after a few short months we realized it was not where it needed to be. Our daughter was spending her days coloring instead of being challenged academically. She is 6 yrs old but attended Lady bird academy since she was 2. Reading and writing by 3. Our neighbors told us about the public school we were zoned for and we were initially reluctant but knew we had to make a change for her sake. We couldn't be more pleased with this school and her educators. She had an amazing school year last year and is all set for the start of this years. She is challenged and enjoys going to school again.

This is a wonderful school.... the teachers and the director are so genuine and truly care about…read morethe students here... its not a typical daycare where the children are treated as a number... this is a SCHOOL... and a wonderful school at that.... it is such a family environment and all of the staff members know all of the children even if they are in another class.

From the owner: Providing care and education for young children since 1998. Serving families with children from 6…read moreweeks to 5 years old. Half day and full day part time and full time programs available. Open from 6:30 am until 6:00 pm serving families in central Florida.

Amazing school. Been with them since they opened. This has been will post more items for a review…read more A proper one. Cheers.

This school has been a consistent source of stress and disappointment. From the start, the…read moreadmissions process was disorganized, and the admissions representative seemed more focused on maintaining an attitude than actually doing her job. Staff like Ms. Grace frequently boast about their experience with students with disabilities, yet fail to deliver even basic support likely due to being stretched too thin across too many roles. I've had to withdraw seven students due to unprofessional, underqualified teachers and a disturbing lack of support, especially for those with special needs. In one unacceptable instance, a teacher openly referred to a student as a "trouble child" -- a label no professional educator should ever use. Student belongings were also confiscated and absurdly labeled as "public property," raising serious concerns about boundaries and respect. The Dean, despite claiming to be a parent of children with autism, shows a surprising lack of knowledge around accommodations, and the principal seems more concerned with snacking on Goldfish crackers than addressing the serious, ongoing issues in the school. Overall, this environment is not only unfit for children with disabilities, but it struggles to support any student effectively. During the withdrawal process staff were unable to locate my child's inhaler, not even the school nurse, who seemed more preoccupied with giving attitude than paying attention to where lifesaving medication was stored. Several people had to be called just to locate it, and my nephew's inhaler was never returned at all. When a child has asthma, knowing exactly where their inhaler is can mean the difference between safety and a medical emergency... that should be common sense!