I graduated fifth in my class at Shorecrest, class of 1990, after graduating as Valedictorian of my…read moreRoman Catholic K - 8. I also coached track and field for six years as an alumnus. As a member of the Alumni Board who had received full academic scholarships to three top 20 colleges and universities, BA, Davidson College, MDiv and ThM, Duke University and PhD abd*, U of Notre Dame, I can personally attest that Shorecrest prepares its students to be the absolute best in their field whether it's theater (e.g. actor Patrick Wilson), higher education, business or military. Shorecrest promotes both academic excellence and innovation and is well worth the investment.

Shorecrest is a great school in a great location! The teachers are amazing and my kids have learned…read moreeverything they need to be successful in life.

Here's a biased review if I ever saw one. Bay Point MS is a Title 1 school, closely monitored by…read morethe state to determine the academic integrity of the school. Bay Point is also my employer. Despite the notion of it underperforming, I feel that Bay Point is working hard to change the culture of the population it is forced to deal with. Understanding the situation and working with it students of underprivileged homes is a daunting task and the staff at BPMS understands that. A for Awesome! (in my book) :p

Absolutely horrible. The school smells disgusting, never cleaned, staff is very rude and passive…read moreaggressive to students and parents. My daughter learns nothing and tells me everyday she can't wait to leave middle school. Middle school is supposed to be a safe environment to learn, not one kids dread to go to everyday. One teacher in particular, not to throw anybody under the bus (Chenna Reddy Chireddy), my daughters math teacher, has been a horrible teacher, he does not know what he's talking about, and isn't the brightest. My daughter always comes home talking about how she learned nothing in math since he's gotten hired, my son is also attending the school next year and i'm very worried for his future. Both my kids are very bright with a lot going for them. I wouldn't want this to jeopardize their performance.

smells weird and nasty... poop is always being smeared on the wall and will never be cleaned up it…read moreis just disgusting... very weird teacher got a sussy in class [boner] and it was weird and Sus

Daughter graduated from Farragut as a Dive Master in SCUBA and she's a Sophomore at U of Alabama…read more Our son is a junior, in his sixth year taking Mandarin Chinese and going to solo for his pilots license tomorrow. Rules must be followed. Plenty of outlets for creativity and fun. (good to have bumpers to keep the bowling balls out of the gutter, as it were...) We have always appreciated and enjoyed what AFA has done for our kids-even when they can't see it! Not the best choice for everybody but Absolutely the best choice for us.

Having recently toured the area before COVID, there have been many improvements to the school since…read moremy last review. They have a brand new state of the art building as well as facilitates. I will be touring to see their COVID operations later on.

My son attended Pre-K at LCC and it was the most loving environment with many enriching…read moreexperiences. He returned for 6-8th grade and he has grown so much in those 3 years, spiritually, academically, emotionally and they have brought out leadership qualities in him that I didn't realize he had. The teachers and staff really do a fabulous job of helping students find their strengths and build on those. They really lift up their self confidence. We feel very prepared to enter high school and face the future. Thank You LCC for all you do!!!

A very good school. The staff and teachers are awesome. The teachers are very helpful. With My…read moredaughter she is very happy. Going to middle school and I'm very happy satisfying that my daughter is graduating from middle school I would recommend this school to all my family and. Friends

Awesome teachers and awesome co-workers.read more

It seems kind of ironic to have a Florida school named after a liberal Supreme Court Justice who…read moreargued for civil rights and for ending racial/gender discrimination in schools. This school gets my vote!

This school makes you go to a meeting every month and your child is punished if you don't. Plus…read morethis school gives homework for every class including gym. They have to walk to lunch in lines like kindergarteners and they don't get to choose where they sit. The amount of homework is a problem too. Teachers will give my kid homework that takes them half an out to do. I have no time to hang out with my kid anymore because they spend all after school time on homework. But this school is one of the safest around. They have zero tolerance for any sort of bulling and there are almost no fights. I almost sent my kid to John Hopkins Middle School, but then I heard about all the fights. This school is very safe, other than the multiple bomb and shooter threats they got one month and the fire last year. But luckily my kid is going to highschool next year so I don't have to worry.

We've had two kids graduate OSLS and could not say enough great things about the school! Our…read moredaughter transferred from public school, where she wasn't challenged. At OSLS she found her challenge and she had the support from staff and schoolmates to excel. Anytime either of our children faced a struggle, we were encouraged to work with their teachers to help them overcome. Working as a team to aid our kids with their education produced better grades and strengthened our bound as a family. While the quality of education was certainly our first priority, a very special aspect of OSLS is the community the students (and even the parents) form. There is only one class per grade which allows the classmates to form relationships that are meaningful and long lasting. The camaraderie built within the classes reduces bulling and encourages acceptance and kindness. Everything we gained at OSLS was more than we could have ever imagined. We enrolled because a friend recommended it and it was close to the house. We stayed because we found a family.

Excellent school! Clean, friendly, nurturing environment. My daughter is in the 2 year old class…read moreand loves it. They have been around a long time and are very organized. Pretty reasonably priced as well. I love OSLS!

This is a college preparatory school with a soul. It is a welcoming community steeped in Episcopal…read moretradition.

"My time at Canterbury has been a disappointing experience, to say the least. While the campus may…read moreseem appealing at first glance, the reality is far from the image portrayed in brochures and promotional materials. The academic programs, touted as 'comprehensive' and 'innovative,' fell short of expectations. The coursework often felt outdated, and several instructors seemed disengaged and uninterested in the success of their students. The lack of practical applications and hands-on experiences left me feeling ill-prepared for the real-world challenges in my field. The administration at Canterbury is another major drawback. Bureaucratic processes are convoluted, and getting assistance from the administrative offices is a frustrating ordeal. Whether dealing with financial aid, course registration, or housing issues, I found myself constantly running into roadblocks, and the staff's lack of responsiveness only added to the frustration. Campus facilities, while visually appealing, are poorly maintained. The promised state-of-the-art facilities turned out to be more style than substance. Broken equipment in laboratories, outdated technology in classrooms, and insufficient library resources were a constant source of frustration for many students. The lack of a cohesive and supportive community was evident throughout my time at Canterbury. The student body felt fragmented, and there was a noticeable absence of school spirit or engaging extracurricular activities. It seemed like everyone was simply going through the motions, with little enthusiasm for learning or collaboration. Career services were practically nonexistent. The so-called job placement assistance was minimal, and networking opportunities were scarce. I struggled to find support in my post-graduation job search, feeling abandoned by the institution that should have prepared me for the workforce. In conclusion, I would caution anyone considering Canterbury to thoroughly research and reconsider their options. The glossy exterior masks a reality of subpar academics, unresponsive administration, and a lackluster campus culture. I regret my decision to attend this institution and would strongly advise prospective students to explore alternative educational opportunities." Not only was the school itself a dissapointmen so were the people there the kids were rude and said hurtful things to my kid. The teachers knew about the abusive behavor and did nothing