You can thank your employee Kenneth Fry for this one star review…read more You would think that employees at this school should be those who would set an example for the children, but Ken Fry is a bully and a sorry excuse for a human being. Tonight I witnessed Ken Fry berate a food truck worker for accidentally overcharging his credit card... something like accidentally punching in $120.00 instead of $12.00.... an innocent mistake. He had actually even signed off on it without noticing ... but She immediately noticed the error and correcting the issue, and issuing a full refund and going as far as giving him the food for free for the trouble. Ken Fry proceeded to berate the girl accusing her of theft and creating a huge issue, after she brought it to his attention and corrected it .... and he still treated her like absolute crap in front of a huge crowd of people. I was completely appalled and disgusted by his completely inappropriate and senseless infantile behavior. Quite frankly, Ken Fry is a disgusting excuse for a human being. If this is the example of people you employ at this school, i feel sorry for your institution and the children who go to school here. Perhaps you should reconsider the type of people you employ or parents should reconsider sending their children here

My two older boys graduated from Boca Raton Christian school within the past two years. They…read moreabsolutely loved their school. My daughter is still in high school, and she is very happy with her teachers and her courses. I highly recommend this school!

Outstanding church!! Chris is the best. I encourage anyone to go. Calvary Fort Lauderdale is my…read moreusual hang, but love when I get to Boca.

I enjoy the song singing at the front end of the service. The sermon is educational, though can be…read morelong in the tooth at times; personal view. Overall a good experience when I need to reach out to God. Thanks

This is definitely a community church. It has nothing much to do with Catholicism. Priests are more…read moreinterested in the itching ears of the congregation as opposed to right faith, perhaps due to the monetary value of the parishioners. Heresy abounds from the pulpit, and the entire place is a mess, things are strewn everywhere and everything is mismatched. For the schools part, the female school children are competing for the most immodest dress award. In short, if you want to attend an authentic Catholic Church near the BR area, St Joan is not the place for you.

Looks like this school makes money on application fees. MARY put pressure to do application as soon…read moreas possible and does not reply to phone and emails. I DO suspect this school to make money on application process when their school is already full. She waited 6 weeks to give an answer despite our calls/emails. Not an honest way to treat people. I don't recommend this school and will talk to people in my city about that (Lighthouse Point). By the way I never looked at reviews and 4/5 is pretty bad comparatively to other private schools.

Our experience with this school was disappointing, especially if your child has any type of…read morelearning curve or needs individualized support. While the campus and community appear welcoming, the academic environment is not equipped to work with students who learn differently. We found that the staff lacked the training, flexibility, and resources needed to help a child who requires even mild accommodations. Communication was often slow or inconsistent, and concerns were not taken seriously until they became major issues. Instead of collaborating with us or offering solutions, we felt blamed and brushed off. It became clear that the school's priority is maintaining the appearance of a strong academic program rather than supporting the actual needs of every student. If your child is perfectly standard academically, you may have a fine experience but if your child has any learning differences, struggles with certain subjects, or simply needs a bit more guidance, this may not be the right fit. We ultimately chose to move our child to a school that provides real support, communication, and understanding.

I would like to give 0 stars if available. Pathetic excuse for a school. The administration is…read moreclueless, archaic and pretentious. Don't waste your time.

Attended here before. Very open and welcoming. If you are looking for a family friendly Christian…read morechurch, you'll be very comfortable here.

This Church is as good as it gets. I have been a lifetime member of this Church (although I have…read moreattended it in various states) and everywhere I have moved has had a congregation that has met my family's needs and offered both camaraderie and teachings of Christian principles in harmony with the Bible and Book of Mormon. Each congregation is run by unpaid, volunteer clergy and volunteers within its programs-- the auxiliaries are generally the young children "Primary," youth "young men/young women," women "Relief Society," and men or "Elders Quorum." This isn't a museum for perfect people, but is rather a "hospital for sinners." Our members are industrious, friendly, and helpful to each other. We want to be united and lift each other up! I attend the Boca Raton Ward, which meets at 10:30am. There is also a West Boca Raton Ward meeting at 12pm and a Spanish-speaking branch meeting at 9am. Nearby, there is another chapel in Boynton Beach (a "Stake Center") with English, Haitian-Creole, Spanish, and Young Single Adult wards. There is also a huge Portuguese speaking ward nearby that meets in Coconut Creek. This ward has lots of young families, lots of retirees, lots of in-between ages, a large primary, and lots of love to give. If you are new please come check this Church out- my husband is the good looking one and I am the one in the back row trying (probably desperately) to prevent my kids from being the loudest in the congregation or turning off the lights mid-sermon. Come say hi- find some purpose in the doctrine teaching truths about eternal families and life after death- and make some instant new friends.

I was briefly introduced to the church as i am going into my senior year of college; overall I was…read moreimpressed with how the church presents the love of Christ in a unique way. Made a couple of new friends along the way in which I am blessed by.

I was invited to attend today's service by a church member I met the other day. I arrived early and…read morestill had to search for a parking space as the earlier service was well attended I found the congregation to be an energetic, friendly and diverse group. I was introduced to many of the members and staff. I was warmly greeted and made to feel as an honored guest. The service lasted for quite a while, however, the preaching and responsive members and the music and singing held my attention. I thoroughly enjoyed myself and plan to return.

I came here for an event by an outside organization. You will need to show your license to the…read moreguard gate. Then when you go in you need to go through a metal detector. After that, smooth sailing. We were off in a room to the right with about 30-35 people. It was a luncheon and the salmon was very good. Since Purim is upon us, the dessert included Hamataschen (triangular filled-pocket pastry associated with Purim. The name refers to Haman, the villain in the Purim story)! Apricot and raspberry! Everyone in the synagogue is pleasant and helpful. I recommend going here for events, services and more!

On March 6, 2024 Paul and I had tickets to a concert here to celebrate Broadway and Beyond. This…read morewas one concert in a musical series produced by Cantor Magda Fishman. It was a very moving performance by Cantor Magna and friends including Cantor Meir Finkelstein, Maestro Tomer Adaddi, Yair Keydar, Broadway bound Academy and Julie Kleiner Davis. The theater was packed to the gills because the talent was overwhelming. We loved it so much that we will look to purchase the series next season.

We started our daughter at MECE this year and couldn't be happier. The small class sizes are…read moreamazing. Most schools I toured had double the students in a class. The teachers and staff are so caring. Everyone in the school will know your child's name it's really amazing. I'm so thankful.

Although my granddaughter has only attended MECE for a few months, I don't believe there could be…read moreany preschool around that could top this. It's clean, friendly staff, very active parent group and even has a water pad. She has enjoyed going since day one.

A very beautiful Roman Catholic Church in suburban Boca Raton run by the Carmelite Fathers (lots of…read moreflowing brown robes and cherubic smiles). It's the parish church of a dear friend of mine as well as being named for my very special patron, Saint Jude; so we opted to head for the early Christmas Eve Midnight Mass and we weren't disappointed. While a bit of a modern church as far as architecture goes - it was also popular with quite a large (and young) congregation - usually that means screaming babies galore but maybe with the anticipation of Santa coming that evening, the toddlers were all very well behaved. We probably got one of the last good parking spots, and good last spot of seats in the comfy pews and we were in turn rewarded by a very special service that was lead by a young priest from Southeast Asia; at times he was hard to understand but he was so vivacious in his sharing of the faith and his nascent wisdom of the gospel that it was most infectious and I think we all left rather edified. Upon leaving I saw that despite the modernity of the Church exterior and interior they still had some good old fashioned shrines with one of those rarities; real candles (not the electronic stab a button to flicker type) - which I think always add such magical allure and odor to a vestibule of a proper church. From the area where we departed I noticed a sizeable shrine to the aforementioned patron saint, Jude Thaddeus, as well as one dedicated to the Carmelite patroness; Our Lady of Mount Carmel - both were very beautiful.

I would definitely think twice about having your child attend this school. My child recently…read moreattended the Pre-k program and unfortunately, there were several uncomfortable incidences that took place on the school grounds. I understand that there is no perfect school but the overall feeling that I had when I communicated with the principal and staff, was never warm and welcoming. I was told that things would be taken care of but to not discuss it with other parents because they don't want rumors to fluctuate at their school. What an odd thing to say to a concerned parent. I felt a feeling of cover up was more important to the staff, then the actual incident itself. Be sure to check bathroom door in the three year old classroom/aftercare room and you will clearly see that it doesn't exist. A bit scary when a child is trying to use the restroom and is visible for everyone in the classroom to see. As far as the teachers are concerned, if you feel like you want to be a part of a click, then this is where to go. If not, they will definitely make you feel that you are an outcast.