My son began at this school in fourth grade, he is now graduating this year. It's been quite the…read morejourney. We appreciate all of the input that the school takes from parents. Thanks SocPrep

As a first year teacher, I was welcomed with open arms. This community is truly like a family. The…read moreimmediate indication is how each student is viewed holistically and not as just a number. There is a true dedication to ensuring that all students are comfortable and heard whether that is academically or emotionally. Students are given a freedom to explore their own passions deeper while also receiving a well-rounded education. Teachers are given the autonomy to cultivate an environment set up for each student. This school is the future of education.

KUDOS and thanks to Trinity Prep for hosting Orlando Chinese Association for 2024 New Year Gala…read more Thank God for you for letting us use your auditorium! The bathrooms are clean, and trash was taken out! Thanks again for the security and organized parking ! I highly recommend all to come and visit to support this local business !

Walden is good for a specific type of kid. A kid who needs a smaller, more personalized environment…read morefor academic success without needing a lot of emotional or medical support. One of my friends had an F in math before she went to Walden that they helped her bring up to a B. I am leaving a 3 star review because I had a very mixed experience at Walden, but I recognize that it's a great environment for some students. I went to Walden just a few weeks after being discharged from a therapeutic boarding school in Utah. It was a very rough transition for me, and Walden both helped and hurt. The other students were great, and the small size was much better for an autistic kid than a traditional public school. However, the teachers and administration were not very understanding. I know that they can only do so much to help an emotionally struggling teen, but they could have practiced more of what they taught: empathy. I had issues with showing off, but instead of talking to me about it and correcting me in the moment, administration talked to my parents about expelling me. It would have been different if they'd corrected me and I hadn't changed, but they didn't even try to give me feedback. Academics were decent. Great for kids who need a personalized curriculum. But I noticed that when I transferred to virtual public school, I was learning things that I should have learned in Algebra 1 in Algebra 2. They make it very hard to go to a school with a different curriculum, and that leads to some kids falling behind. They claimed to have extracurriculars that they didn't have. When I was there, they just had a dance class with a very unempathetic and ableist teacher. I was on a med that gave me significant side effects, including heatstroke susceptibility. Towards the end of the school year, we were doing a very physical dance outside, and I noticed symptoms of heat illness. When I asked the dance teacher to take a break, she refused because it was a partner dance and I couldn't leave my partner. She then said that she was proud of me for doing things even when I got hot, despite me saying many times that what she was making me do was a health hazard. I arrived at home that day and crashed on my bed, sleeping for about 2 hours. I now know that what I was experiencing was heat exhaustion. Easily preventable if the dance teacher had allowed me a break. All in all, this school has its pros and cons. Great social environment and personalized academics, but lack of understanding of students who struggle medically and emotionally. Some kids excel at Walden, others don't. If considering this school, make sure your kid is the type to excel there.

We wanted more for our daughter and that's why we chose Walden Community School…read more We wanted her to love learning and to be excited about going to school everyday. On top of that, we wanted her to be safe and in an environment that would give her the freedom that she needs to express herself and learn from her peers. The curriculum is extraordinary and I'm constantly blown away by the critical thinking and creative writing skills that she's been developing at Walden.

The Pre-K assessment is overkill. They make parents wait in a small library, take your student for…read morean hour-long assessment that over the phone was described by Admissions Director Megan Jones as to see how they interact with other students. Come to find out (after several emails requesting to know more about their request for a SECOND assessment), they are very critical of your child. Preschool Director Betsey Vallery states in her email to me: "[Student] was very interested in the items in our classroom and such a sweet little boy. He did have difficulty following teacher one-step instructions and redirection. For example, when the teacher called [Student] to small group to draw, he ran around the carpet area. The teacher came alongside him and told him to please use his walking feet and modeled her walking feet. This gentle redirection is usually very successful as it's 1:1 in this assessment setting, but he continued to run." [Student] had just turned four only three days prior to the assessment. He's extremely responsive with adult direction, and I find this commentary completely inappropriate. As a former teacher myself, this is not even something that should be a concern. In addition, she states that [Student] didn't know how to write name, draw a self portrait, count to 10 or identify shapes, all of which he's been able to do for more than a year. I wasn't there in the assessment, but I do wonder about the effectiveness of the teacher to inspire participation. I felt that this was not an age-appropriate Pre-K. They want students that already know what they need to know for kindergarten so they don't have to do their jobs in teaching them.

Such a wonderfully, loving, faith based, academically focused school! We have all 4 of our children…read moreat TMA and are so grateful for the amazing growth we have seen in our kids since starting school there. Teachers are SO loving, kind and truly make a difference in not only the lives of the kids but also the parents and other family members. Another great highlight is their amazing security team who you can spot all over campus making their presence known. The amenities are beautiful and sports teams are highly regarded as well. Admin is quick to help and answer any questions or concerns. I wouldnt hesitate if you are searching for a private school home.

Aloma High has been helpful in getting my child on track with her grades and graduating at a…read moreyounger age. Their curriculum is straightforward. The teachers and administrators are knowledgeable, polite and care about the young people attending this school. It's much nicer than I expected it to be.

Really good school if you wanna graduate early or if you have a job they have 2 different schedules…read moremorning and afternoon both are 4 hours and teachers help a lot when you ask.

So it was my sophomore year at this school and this year was genuinely the WORST school year ever…read morefor me. Ima just say this now DO NOT COME HERE IF YOUR A PERSON OF COLOR. The students here are racist and the teachers not staff do anything about it. My first day at this school I was constantly getting racially harassed all day and when I went to talk to a dean about it they did nothing. Also the lack of diversity in all of the activities that they have here is honestly really sad. I went to both of the prep rally's they had here (they sucked) but it was honestly disheartening to see the lack of people my skin color not really in anything there were only a few students my color in some activities. The teachers aren't that great but not too bad or whatever. They actually care about the autistic and special ed at this school. I was also racially profiled by an autistic kid and told one of the teachers and excused it and saying "it's because of their autism". The school itself was VERY dirty and some of the utilities were broken and I've spotted multiple roaches dead and alive in the cafeterias it was nasty dude and the power cut off at the school and it was hot all day. Also there was recently a flood that happened and they were moving us all around the school it was kinda unorganized But they tried I guess..I was also touched inappropriately by another autistic kid, and once and again it was excused because of their autism. Also the hallways are always super crowded bro it sucks. So anyways this was probably the worst school year I've ever had at a school and like I said before DO NOT COME HERE!!!

Horrible school . And horrible unhealthy environment for any growing young adult, they ruin mental…read morehealth of a students . The teachers there unfortunately just to be there for paycheck of whatever not for main reason , there no engagement with a students , no support , no community ..

This is my daughters school, she is in her 2nd year here. Great location in a great neighborhood…read more Love that it is not too far from home. The staff at the school are always helpful. I gave it 4 stars, because I think their student record system should possibly include a copy of their student ID for clearer identification. I understand mistakes happen, however, through personal experience, it would help if staff (both permanent and temporary) had better accountability of students as far as who is who, especially when medical issues arise. The only other issue here is parking on even nights. It's not terrible, but sometimes, I wonder how the parents of over 1000 students are supposed to all fit their vehicles in that small little parking area? That is all... other than that, great school!

I have had 2 children attend Glenridge and I only have positive comments about the school, the…read moreadministrators and all the staff. No matter if I have had to go in to pick my child up early or go in for a meeting with the counselors they have always been polite and easy to work with. The children are issued school laptops to do their work on which I think is great to get them ready for using computers in college and every day life. The school grounds are nice and well maintained. I consider it an excellent school and plan on my younger two children attending there as well

I have now visited Oviedo High School a couple of times to cheer and support my nephew who plays…read morefor The Edgewater Pop Warner football team. GO EAGLES! The Oviedo High football field is well kept and maintained. The facilities are clean. I have even observed Oviedo school staff picking up after games.

I didn't actually get to go into the school while I was here. I had to bring my child for a…read morecompetition they were in but no spectators were allowed. It was fairly easy to find but I was directed to enter in the wrong spot by my driving app. Once we got in there was ample parking and I was able to get them out to meet up with their team to practice outside away from others before they had to go in and perform. Looks like a nice school that was well cared for. There's a large field with a track.