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    St Ambrose Catholic School

    3.5 (8 reviews)
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    Imagination Station Preschool

    Imagination Station Preschool

    1.7
    (6 reviews)
    3.7 mi

    That's my first negative review for any business.But this school is something else.My son will go…read moreto the first grade next year and now he is in kindergarten and he went to assessment to this school to go there next year to first grade and the principal talked to me super rudely saying he is not ready for the first grade because he can't read fluently books and can't multiply till 10 all the numbers.Really?He is not suppose to do all that in kindergarten.They told he can just be accepted in kindergarten again because of that.And they even refused me to see their kindergarten classroom saying you had a tour before.Such a bad experience.I never saw so rude people in school before.

    (THEY KEEP DELETING MY REVIEW) DO NOT SEND YOU KID HERE!!…read morethis school gave my child trauma due to the bullying by staff and children. My child would be bullied by specifically the principal and vice principal, there was favoritism and racism. They treated brown and black children like they were a problem. They didn't even an official school nurse the vice principal was a nurse, and they have no medical training whatsoever. The school lunch prices are very unfair and if your child did not bring any type of lunch, they would let them sit there and starve for the day. The academics are very behind and did not prepare my child for high school or any type of other school. They gave unfair detentions, and THEY DONT EVEN LET PARENTS SEE CAMERA FOOTAGE, that's suspicious... I do not recommend this school the bullying, the racism, the untrained staff, the unorganized staff and much more. Please consider other schools. They would be better than this one.

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    The Pink Church

    The Pink Church

    5.0
    (1 review)
    3.7 mi

    Let me state off the bat that I am not religious. Never have been, never will be. That being said,…read moreI love Christmas music, and try to go to church on Christmas Eve each year. Coming here for their candlelight service always puts me in the holiday spirit. Growing up, my mom always brought me here, since it was (and still is) our neighborhood church right on the border of Lighthouse Point and Pompano Beach. We've always called it the pink church, as did everyone else. Seems like they've finally embraced the name, because it's now officially called "The Pink Church: First Presbyterian Church of Pompano Beach." Walking in, you're immediately struck with how big this place is inside. It's always beautifully decorated for the holidays, with trees lining the sides and poinsettias all along the front. Since I only ever go for the Christmas Eve candlelight service, I don't know how the other services are run. When you walk in, you are handed a program with all of the "lessons" as well as songs that will be sung during the service, and a candle that you'll light at the end. This year's service was the best one I've seen yet, with a great selection of music. Most of the songs the congregation can sing along to, but there are some songs for only the choir or soloists. Toward the end, an usher comes to the end of each pew and lights the first person's candle, until all of the candles are lit. The service always ends with Silent Night, and it's beautiful. I may not be religious, but I can't help but leave here feeling more peaceful. All of the ushers are very friendly, and as everyone makes their way to the exits, most of the congregation wishes each other a Merry Christmas, even to strangers like us :) This year even the pastor came up to us at the end, and she was incredibly friendly and welcoming. Although we are only ever here once a year, we never feel out of place, and it's just one of the many reasons we continue to visit. We'll be back next year! Merry Christmas!

    From the owner: Progressive Presbyterian Church in the heart of Pompano Beach. PC(USA)read more

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    St Nicholas Episcopal Church

    St Nicholas Episcopal Church

    5.0
    (1 review)
    2.8 mi

    St. Nicholas is the patron saint of seafarers, children, scholars, and merchants. This church was…read morefounded on December 6, 1959 when 36 people attended the first worship service. Worship is held at two services on Sunday's. The 8:00 AM service is quieter and the 10:30 AM service has a full choir. This church has a thrift store offering clothes and household goods most priced at $2 or less to provide items to the working poor. They also host senior bingo. They have several ministries aimed at the homeless and poor, which include the Holy Grill, a mobile feeding ministry which has served 18,000 meal since it started in 2016. I was here for a rummage sale and if I didn't already have a church home I would consider this one. According to their website they welcome "white or a person of color, native or foreign born, male, female, or a person of the world, straight, gay, lesbian, bi-sexual, transgender, or still questioning, single, married, widowed, divorced, separated, partnered, celibate by choice, or waiting for the right one, with or without child, are a hold, or long to be a child, healthy, wounded,or just tired, rich, poor, or squeezed in the middle, Republican, Democrat, independent, socialist, or not registered to vote, Baptist, Buddhist, Roman Catholic, or Protestant, Jewish, Muslim, Spiritual but not religious, agnostic, unchurched, or a cradle Episcopalian. If you were an extra terrestrial they would probably welcome you too. This is exactly how I think church should be, welcoming to everyone.

    From the owner: Established December 6th, 1959read more

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    Deerfield Beach Elementary Schools

    Deerfield Beach Elementary Schools

    5.0
    (1 review)
    0.6 mi

    This is a review of the historical significance of the school building. Deerfield Beach Elementary…read moreis the second oldest school in Deerfield Beach and it is still in use. It is the second oldest operating school in Broward County. Another school was built in Deerfield Beach in 1920 but it was quickly outgrown which necessitated the building of a new school. The 1920 school is managed as a museum by the Deerfield Beach Historical Society. This two story L shaped masonry school in the Mediterranean Revival style was designed by the architectural firm of Thomas D. McLaughlin and Associates. McLaughlin was one of the Florida land boom architects. The school board purchased a parcel of land for $21,000. The Alfred W. Kimmel Company of Pompano Beach built the school in 1927 for a cost of $55,000. The school was designed to educate 1st through 8th grade with the students going on to Pompano beach for high school. The school was added to the National Register of historic Places in 1990. Architecture features of the school include arched walkways, terrazzo floors, Spanish terracotta barrel tiles, and a bell tower with Corinthian columns. There is a one and a half story auditorium wing that seats 277 people. When I went by it looked the building from 1927 was no longer in use. A more modern school has been built directly behind the historic building. I spoke to a friend who works at the school who told me that there is asbestos and mold damage in the 1927 building so it is empty. It's such a shame that it has deteriorated. The school has a legacy of having educated thousands of students.

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