Such a smooth transition for our champ. Complete support and rock solid systems in place for…read moresuccess. Really relieved we found AEF!

The teachers do not treat their students very well back when I was there I can't speak for them nowread more

This school must be in financial distress. Charged admission to the same sporting event twice in…read moreone day. Maybe they should charge more for tuition if they can't afford to host.

Nice private school. I interview with them and the whole process was nice and sweet. I wished them…read morethe best and thank you again for the offer. I truly appreciate it. Special that to Robin Upperman for her support and understanding.

As a parent, I know how much time goes into choosing the right high school, so I wanted to share…read moreour experience with Western. My daughter is starting her sophomore year, and we've been very happy with the school so far. She's been involved in a mix of extracurricular activities, and I've loved seeing her discover new interests while building confidence along the way. Western offers so many ways for students to get involved that it's easy to find something that's a good fit. Academically, Western has exceeded my expectations. The AICE program is challenging, and students are encouraged to push themselves while receiving the support they need to be successful. The preparation for AICE exams has been outstanding, which is a tremendous advantage for families looking for a rigorous academic experience in a public high school. The variety of advanced courses also gives students the opportunity to prepare for college in a meaningful way. I've also been impressed by the teachers, coaches and administrators. It's clear they want students to succeed, and they do a nice job recognizing accomplishments and creating a positive school environment. Every student's experience will be different, but if you're looking for a public high school with strong academics, plenty of opportunities outside the classroom and a community that encourages students to grow, Western is definitely worth considering.

Great school!! My daughter is really enjoying her freshman year. She chose Western as it…read moreeverything she wanted to take. They offer a lot and she's really enjoying her classes.

This school is amazing! The principal genuinely loves children and their progress. This show also…read morethrough the teachers. They clearly feel loved and appreciated because of the interaction with the students and parents.

Review is of facility only, not education services. Warning: Parking lot is a special nightmare of…read morepoor design...literal death gauntlet. No joke. Designed by someone who wants to see someone get run over. The structures are very mid-level security...akin to a vocational training prison. Rooms have Bard AC units that are all set to 72 but leak out out slightly warm air like a 109 year old trying to blow out a birthday candle...so the rooms are 110 degrees. It is August in Florida, so I understand the climate demands, but WTF... how could middle school kids hack that?

Great marine science magnet program and teachers. Variety of electives, including but not limited…read moreto robotics, ecology, marine remote operated vehicle, engineering, business, Spanish/french, cooking, esports, Minecraft, art, band, speech/ debate, and more. Beautiful facilities and murals throughout the school, and located right on Fort Lauderdale's New River. Students are immersed into various learning experiences that include on-hands experiences, learning field trips such as shark tagging, snorkeling and more, competitions, special events and more. Teachers, administration, and staff all care about student success and positive behaviors.

This school is awful never let your child attend here. The administration and the majority of the…read morestaff are uncooperative and outright rude. Even the teachers fail to do their jobs properly, providing little to no genuine relevant education for the students. Stay away from this dumpster fire of a school at all costs, choose Seminole instead of this disappointing experience.

Right next to the Broward Library and off of University, we come to the gymnasium side and join in…read morevolleyball with i9 sports. We don't attend school here, but we like the smaller venue and coach interaction with the basketball court provides. If coking to the gymnasium, come to the Sample Road side for entrance and parking.

Ok, so I'm a few years out of high school and haven't set foot in one in decades but I was here for…read morean event. I had mixed feelings as entering the building. It was a Saturday morning with a chance of showers in the forecast so the first thing I noticed was the distance from the parking to the entrance with absolutely no cover along the way. On entry, I was impressed by the open feeling. It had the typical locker lined lobby and corridors but the lockers (I saw) were all in open spaces so there was no feeling of crowding. I had to imagine a gazillion kids. As I expect all schools are now (not where I attended) all seating was fixed. The auditorium was large but probably not large enough to seat the full student body with each seat having a folding desktop. I'm a small person and it did feel a bit crowded... I'm not sure it would be comfortable for a big kid. The desks in the classrooms seemed to be standard school issue with the metal frame and no chance of adjustment. I felt very confined and again, I would think is might be tight for anyone much larger than my petite frame. The building felt clean and comfortable. I did not use the restroom but did note it was located close the the classrooms we were using. For a public school this seemed ok... and if I had a school-age kid, I could see them here... assuming they have a good program.

Phyls Academy Pre Prep school holds a special place in my heart. My younger sister went to this…read moreschool and now my 2 daughter does. She has been going here since about 11 months old. From the administration to all faculty and staff , there is a sense of home as you walk in. The curriculum is well designed and appropriate, balancing play, academics , creativity within activities. I highly recommend Phyls Academy.

I love the staff at this school. They are so loving, caring and inviting…read more My son has been attending the school since 2 years old and I have nothing but great things to say about the school.

We visited an open house (many schools don't offer that opportunity to get a close look into what's…read moreoffered). We felt at home and part of a family immediately. It wasn't one thing but everything. The curriculum with a Christian foundation taught and surrounded by like minded students, faculty and parents tops my list. Academics are exceptional. Also important to us is the opportunity to participate in sports. Calvary has top notch sports directors/coaches and are able to provide high level athletics for the sports lovers too. Can't say what sets them apart because they don't compare to area public schools. Are your school administrators visible daily at drop off and pick up lines? Do they know your students by name? Don't hesitate checking out an open house to see what it's all about. It's served our family well. As a mom the support and friendships I've formed have been very positive. It would not be unusual for us to have group chats in the parking lots :)

admissions is the worst. they are so inhuman and robotic. they aren't helpful nor care. if…read moreadmissions is that bad I wouldn't want my child attending the school. Christian faith should be with everyone not just academics, the people in the office should have actual Christ morals.