As a student who has been in SPE for 5 years now, SPE has been great so far. Many teachers have…read moreinspired me to write and learn, and most are willing to teach. SPE is a very creative school and is fun as well. Students have the opportunity to care for a garden, which I love. The school has only a few school bullies and staff is caring and kind. I just wish it has healthier food. Overall, South Pointe Elementary is a great, clean, and enjoyable school! Thanks SPE!

I worked with the school to do a Halloween haunted house. Everyone was very nice and very…read moreappreciative. My son goes here and he seems to enjoy it.

Amazing! Our little boy lived it and he learned sooo much! Came home with lots of happiness and…read morelearned so well he is now in the gifted program and is top of his class!

A to Z has been a blessing ! My daughter loved this place so much . She was constantly talking…read moreabout her lovely teachers Ms. Miriam, Ms. Patricia, Ms. Flora, Ms Veronica, Ms. Yoly , Ms Jane , the principal Ms. Beatrice , and every morning asks, "Mama, is it school time?". I can say that I met the most wonderful, loving and dedicated team of teachers, and that my daughter had an amazing social and academic development during her journey at preschool. A to Z became an extension of our house and I felt like all the staff was part of my family. My daughter just transitioned to kindergarten and was very well prepared, meeting completion standards from day one thanks to what she gained during her time here . The attention to detail is so appreciated. From the minute we walked in the door I knew this was a special place. Thank you for taking such good care of my baby girl!

They have an Immediate response to the level education that my son needs making sure he is engaged…read moreand challenged. Communication here is impeccable and parent involvement is supported. I can not say enough about Mary who coordinates everything from tuition fees to transportation and so much more. My son is being challenged to take responsibility for being the leader that he naturally is. Love it here

"I wish I could go to school here", that is what I think to myself, everytime I bring our 4th grade…read moredaughter to class at Fisher Island Day School. The diversity of students&parents, the organic lunch, the Mandarin classes and student/teacher ratio, the outdoor activities, the intend to teach our kids to be the best they can be. But what makes FIDS truly unique is the sense of community, you feel welcomed from the first time you enter the school.

Ok,so this is the second year my kid is in this school. When…read morewe we're looking for a preschool for our toddler we initially wanted a Montessori as it was highly recommended by few friends.Anyway the school was already booked for the next year. We did a tour and liked a school,and we were pretty satisfied with a year our two year old completed here. We decided to continue,but this year is a different story. Actually a friend of mine whose kid was in different class,pulled her kid before this school year,pointing out that school has some issues. I don't know if that's because the director changed or the school run out of money,but activities became so limited.Most of the days kids just doing coloring and painting,not much of diverse materials are used even though you pay for it.Last year was much better regarding this.Curriculum missing some creativity. This year there have been zero field trips even though they were promised. Instead of taking kids to a museum tour as a field trip,they invite you(it's optional activity)to bring your kids on the weekend for a museum tour and charge you like 60$ per ticket.Ridiculous. Christmas party that was planned for a while was basically a bounce house. Other important thing,they are short on staff. The pictures of daily kids activities are posted on the app not very often.For that I don't blame the teacher(my kid teacher is great by the way,knowledgeable,passionate and caring and we really like her),but she is by herself most of the times so obviously can't do everything. On the good note,the school is very clean,super safe,everyone is friendly,the atmosphere is great,front desk ladies are amazing,very communicative and always there for any questions,ready to help you out with a smile. My kid's teacher is amazing as well,she pours all of her heart in care for the children. So to conclude they should invest more (financially and academically)to make a better experience for the children.

My son and daughter recently transferred from schools they had been at since infants. The school…read morewas extremely helpful in the transition and made us feel right at home! I feel so lucky to have my children in a place they are well loved and cared for.

I had an excellent experience at Hebrew Academy. I'd recommend it to anyone looking to learn Hebrew…read moreat any proficiency level.

My daughter entering 1st grade at RASG Hebrew Academy, Jewish Day School…read more She receiving a top notch secular and Jewish education as well as all the other benefits of being at a Jewish Day School. She excited to go to school every morning, She thrive in the smaller class setting (15 Kids, 2 Teachers.. ) She is truly able to get individualized attention from their teachers. You feel as if each child is getting a customized educational experience tailored to the child's needs. The well rounded curriculum is good in each grade and it continues to incorporate the latest and greatest of both secular and religious teaching methods.

MET has far succeeded our expectations in every way. The school offers a warm and safe environment…read morefor the children and families. The Owner, Principal and teachers are always available to listen and help with any type of situation. The curriculum is challenging and they are always introducing new things to enhance the program. The teachers are highly educated, warm and friendly and want to help bring out the best in all the children. The athletic coaches are superb and truly work with the children to build self esteem and develop their skills. The children are served all organic food that is prepared by personal chefs. MET is by far one of the Best Private Schools in Miami!!

This a horrible school!!! they try to change your kids eating habits and plus food is horrible my…read morechild found a long piece of hair in her food

I loved this little school! My daughter has been attending here since she was in kinder and I was…read moreso happy when she got accepted and got to leave public school! I loved the teachers and the principal was always on point on academic issues. I am rating it a four because the school is small, not enough space for a cafeteria so the kids eat cold foods most of the time, I send my daughter to school with her lunch. Also, the size of classrooms are small since they are portables and do not have a school building. More kids are being accepted every year and it can be pretty packed. Also, because of this events such as field day are held at nearby parks. I would be happier with the school once a building comes up and they have a cafeteria.

My daughter has been here for like 3 years and everyday she always has a sweaty smile on her face.I…read morehighly suggest putting your child in this school

I recently toured Saint Patrick School in Miami Beach and was genuinely impressed by many aspects…read moreof the visit. However, I left feeling deeply disappointed after learning that children with developmental delays may not be accepted. This was disheartening to hear. A school should be a place of inclusion, support, and opportunity for all children, regardless of their individual challenges. What made this even more surprising is that the school is rooted in Catholic values. Christianity teaches compassion, acceptance, and the belief that all individuals are equal and deserving of love and support. Hearing that some children might be excluded does not seem to align with those principles. While I appreciate the kindness of the staff and the positive atmosphere I experienced during the tour, this policy raises serious concerns. I hope the school reflects on how it can become more inclusive and better embody the values it represents.

Riveting performance of A Child Is Born 2017 Christmas Show! When Mary & Joseph we're accepted at…read morethe Inn, I had to fight back tears. Until next year!

We couldn't be happier with our experience at Aguamarina! My daughter absolutely loves going every…read moreday. The teachers and staff are professional, caring, and truly invested in each child's growth. The environment feels safe, nurturing, and full of trust. We especially appreciate how the school motivates curiosity, builds strong values, and nurtures a love for the arts. The children are regularly exposed to creativity and culture, from hands-on art projects for art Basel to monthly field trips to local museums. It's inspiring to see how much they learn from these experiences. We feel so grateful to be part of this community!! Proud Kindergarten Parents

From the moment we stepped foot on our tour at Aguamarina we knew we found an educational home for…read moreour son. As I'm typing this review, my son said 5 stars is not enough, we need to give them 10 stars! There is an incredible awareness the goes into the journey of each student. We are so excited for the years to come! Thank you Aguamarina.

As a fan of history and 1920's architecture I had to stop when I saw this historical marker on the…read morecorner in front of the The Cushman School located in the historic MIMO Miami district on Biscayne Blvd. It is the oldest, continuously-operating, co-ed pre-kindergarten through grade 12, college preparatory, private school in Miami. The historic marker was erected by the Class of 1964 in cooperation with the Historical Association of Southern Florida. Dr. Laura Cushman moved from Iowa to Miami in the early 1900s. After becoming an accomplished teacher in the county school system, she decided to open The Cushman School on the front porch of her home in 1924 with just 12 students. In 1926 the school moved into the Mediterranean Revival building designed by Russell Skipton that is still used today. The classrooms were arranged to ger the breeze from Biscayne Bay. Windows were added to the school that came from the Royal Palm Hotel in downtown Miami. The school bell on the roof of the main building is the same plantation bell that was used to call the construction workers to Villa Vizcaya. Today the campus is a mixture of the historic buildings and new ones and the high school building is a few blocks south on Biscayne Boulevard. Dr. Cushman served as principal of the school for 52 years. She wanted the children who attended the school to not only be good scholars but also good citizens with the character traits of industry, responsibility, reliability, courtesy, honesty and integrity. In 1992 the United States Department of Education named The Cushman School as a National School of Excellence. Today, the school consists of a mix of historic and new buildings spread across a beautifully landscaped campus in a historic pocket of Miami. The high school building is a few blocks south on Biscayne Boulevard. As a fellow educator I loved learning about Dr. Cushman's educational philosophy which positively influences the development of the child but with all of the data input and test taking that goes on in schools today, is not emphasized enough in the public school system. How refreshing to see that there is a school developing tools and educational programs that help children reach their highest potential while still promoting social responsibility. All of that comes at a steep price however as tuition ranges from $33,000 to $43,000 a year at The Cushman School.

The Cushman School located at NE 60th and Biscayne provides Kindergarten through 8th grade. It is…read morelocated in the up and coming MiMo Biscayne Boulevard District. There are a limited number of private schools near downtoown Miami and this is one of the top schools. There is 24/7 security at the school.