I'm an 8th grader here at scms and I want to say this school is both good and bad. So first, there…read moreare some teachers that make you question why they are still there in the first place and there are teachers that are really good. The counseling team is amazing here, but the administration is okay but not the best. There is some drama like any other middle school but other than that I would say this school is like a 6/10. Its good but it could improve.

I currently go to this school and I genuinely hate going due to the teachers horrible ability to…read morefocus on another other than their phones during class time.

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.

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.

My child was supposed to go to school here. I was really excited because I had heard so many good…read morethings about charter schools. I am very disappointed with the way the whole open house/ meet the teacher night went. I really don't want to tell it as a story because I don't think my personal feelings should be included and just state what happened. 1. Was told when arrived to look at a bunch of sheets taped to a window, with no explanation of what I was looking at and no one was there to help. 2. Was given wrong directions by staff twice, causing a walk around entire buildings to find a room that was literally around the corner. 3 . I got to the room walked in and found a group sitting at a small table talking, no one acknowledged me or asked if I needed anything after I stood there a while, I left. 4 . I walk around and find the lunch room, which no one told me I had to go to before going to the classroom. 5. Three stations set up. Car rider number sign up. Selling of agendas and lanyards. Sign up for p.t.o. There was a table with forms and someone taking cash only for after school care. 6. No one had any information on bus schedule, here was no sign up. 7. No one had any information on any of the clubs listed on the website for after school. 8. When I get back to the class with my child we were not greeted. Eventually, my child set to play with a puzzle. I finally was acknowledged, 9. Teacher had no information prepared. Not even seating assignment. Nothing was explained by her and when asked questions either she did not know or responded with short vague answers. 10. Teacher made no attempt to meet my child finally I brought my child to the table and introduced her. There was no warmth or anything asked to make my child aquainted with the teacher. 11. The teacher mostly spoke Spanish to parents, leaving out those that spoke only English. 12. Found out this teacher did not speak English til a year and a half ago. 13. Teacher mispronounces words. For example she said she would check the "rooster" instead of roster. 14. Spoke to her about helping out in her class because she stated she had 22 to 25 kids and no assistant...and she declined, stating she had over 35 kids in her last class. I left out many things that I feel are small and could be lived with, that are just personal pet peeves. All in all this experience was very disappointing.

As a student who recently began attending Gateway, and will soon be leaving, this school's does not…read morepass as a 'B' school in the slightest. In under a week I encountered incidents of unprecedented bullying and harassment. When I tried to get help from people such as the nurse, the dean, and two women from the front office, they acted uncaring, unprofessional, and even exuded airs of irritation at the sight of a student's tears. And don't even get me started about the learning environment. Their curriculum is subpar. I see many teachers who don't bother to teach, instead piling work on students that they do not understand. Overall, this school is terrible. I would not recommend your child to this disappointment of an educational facility that dares call itself a 'school.'

the staff is really bad and disrespectful and and alos hateful they never help, they take way to…read moremuch time to attend you and its really bad

The school's teachers are ok teaching wise (most of them) teach the material some are a bit of…read morecreeps but the worst part is the students they will not hesitate to be disrespectful at teachers and classmates and the teachers and staff won't do anything about it until you have to take it into your own hands then you end up facing the consequences. Not to mention they every year only do open house but this year they put cake and food fir The teachers and some of them shouldn't even be allowed to be within a 100 radius of children. Overall with the bullying the mediocre teaching is not the best school.

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.