Wildwood High School is located in the Sumter County School District. I attended a football game…read morehere so I can only speak on the bathrooms (which were clean) the field and track I must say were both in very good shape :) All in all it is a school that will provide a positive educational environment that promotes maximum learning opportunities through academic training and life experiences cultivated by the efforts of students, parents, faculty, and business partners.

My kids love it here, the teachers really care about the kids and their need. The building is…read morebeautiful and they put so much thought into it all.

visited for feild day. I was shocked at how one of the teachers was speaking to her students when…read morethey were walking to the feild day building. she was yelling . Like YELLING . "No bouncing the ball" and other things . Just a mean mean lady. If she spoke to an adult that way, she would have another thing coming. Poor kids.

Awesome school with terrific students and teachers. It's a bit different than back in the day when…read moreyou could pull into the parking lot from Main Street. The 1970-1985 era at this place will never be forgotten by those who were here. The place burned down in the Winter of 1984-1985 and it never returned to quite the same as it was. It's definitely an awesome school now, but I'm a bit nostalgic for the old place.

I am new to Ocala. I enrolled my freshman and senior to this school and let me tell you how RUDE…read moreHannah Bozo is over at enrollment in the office. I have never been address the way she addressed me. And not to mention it looks like she's on narcotics. The staff seem miserable I can't even imagine how the school year is going to be for my children. I am extremely worried

This school actually sucks ball. Like... Literal balls. Some teacher were cool, most sucked. I HATE…read moreWEST PORT HIGH SCHOOL.

Nice nice school but maybe stop a little bit of these fights. Also my son is loving this school not…read morethat bad. Just got to control the fights

Awesome staff and students here at IMS. There's a lot of history at Inverness Middle School in…read moreCitrus County, Florida. This place has been through so much over the many years it has stood on these grounds. I remember it back in the 1970's but it has been here longer than that. Go Flashes!

inverness middle school is the worst school in citrus county. do not put your child in this school…read moreyou will regret it . me and my sister spent all of middle school here and this school is absolutely terrible . do not put ur kid in this school . terrible food bug infestations terrible staff everything about this place is bad .

Just an awful school with disrespectful and nosy staff, on the first day I even went to enroll my…read morechild in school at this place the guidance counselor for 11th grade argued with me and my child throughout the entire meeting over meaningless things, then, after I said, I would find a different school for my child to attend. She had the audacity to call child protective services on me and my child of course CPS didn't do anything but it is the audacity. According to my son's friends, who do go to the school, they get fed terrible food. There is no education standard whatsoever. The teachers are completely. I'm qualified there a certain teachers walking around the school with face tattoos facial piercings that just look Horrid this is possibly one of the worst schools I have ever seen in the United States.

I mean, it's a school...what'd you expect? The teachers care about their jobs and have great…read moreteaching skills, but the staff don't give us enough freedoms at lunch. We should be able to sit wherever we want, including outside...

This is a totally good school here because the students and the people here is nice and kind to me!read more

My daughter attends school here. The faculty is incredibly caring and parent involvement is unlike…read moreanywhere else. It is no surprise that this is one the top two performing elementary schools in the county in placement testing, beating out the other schools by a full 50 percentage points.