When the pandemic hit, I decided to homeschool my daughter for both 7th and 8th. By the end of 8th…read moregrade, I could tell that she needed more but had developed some anxiety about going back to a school. So when I came across Xceed, she was opened to visit the campus and surprisingly, she liked it a lot. So we decided to enroll her even though she was super anxious but we figured that Xceed would be a great way to help her transition back into a regular school (at some point). Well, that was 2022 and now it's 2025! She is starting her Senior year at Xceed. She has made lovely friends. Teachers and staff are great and super supportive. Xceed is a great format. It's a cross between home school and a brick and mortar - but has enough structure that it emulates a college vibe. It's what school should be :)

This school claims to work with neurodivergent students, however, we have a 12-year-old child that…read morewas not able to adjust to the school setting. My child was at the school for only three and a half hours and Xceed refused to refund $1500 deposit fee (plus another $250 registration fee). Xceed Its an awful and unethical place and should not be considered as a place to deal with children.

Kudos to the Management and Staff at Renaissance Charter of Cooper City. Absolutely love when I…read morecome to this school at anytime of the day there's a strong police presence. The school is always secure and very safe. Love, how organise and secured there procedures are, just to enter the school you must always show some form of Identification. Love how they can keep a record of everyone coming in and out of the school. Always remember that the Front Office Staff sees hundreds of people, so take some time and have some patience and appreciate all there hard work. There safety procedures are to protect you and me and your love ones!

Amazing school and staff. Yes there's turnover but what can you expect after teachers have taught…read moreduring a pandemic year and still continue to do so. My child has been there since kindergarten and is a part of the high achievers class. She's now in 4th grade. Academics are #1 for them and it shows being that they're an A school for over 5+ years. I gave them 4 stars because I don't receive communication as much as I'd like from my child's teachers when it comes to projects and wanting things for the actual classroom. My child usually tells me what she needs instead of the teacher sending out a formal memo. That's my only issue. Otherwise the school is great and I appreciate all that they do for my child and other students to succeed and be the best they can be.

Good day, for everyone who has been at Trinity Christian Academy we are glad to inform you that, we…read moreare under new management. We started last year and we serve our kids with all they need. We are more than happy to accommodate to all our kids diversity, strengths, and needs.

went to the school for about 2 yrs and it was not the best experience. The only good teacher they…read morehad (Mr.Eric) left and ever since then the school has gone to shambles. They preach Christianity but talk bad about the students behind their backs. Got my first detention there for passing a pen to my friend during a prayer and my sister got a detention for not doing a homework. The favoritism is VERY real!!! If the teachers didn't like u they would make ur life a living hell. Since the teachers were not a big fan of me sometimes they wouldn't even let me sit with my friends because we were "talking during lunch". My biggest issue in the school is the racism and discrimination which is a sin(Galatians 3:28)I've heard white teachers say the N word several times. Before i came to this school i was religious but the longer i stayed the less faithful i became.

I've sent my kids here and I must say this is a phenomenal school. Lead by the most wonderful and…read morebrilliant leader Barbara Picazo. I had to leave a review due to Principals Day and there's no other woman nor person I'd want my kids to look up to as a leader in a Catholic community. Ms. Picazo is the definition of a true Catholic. She is a driving force in showing what it means to do what Jesus would do. If I had to choose what school to send my little kiddos to all over again, I wouldn't hesitate to pick OLL. Go Cheetahs!

We have sent two of our kids to OLL & our experience with Barbara Picazo has been disappointing. If…read moreyou are raising a child of color - as long as she is the principal, this is not the school for you. The first place your child will be singled out and experience discrimination is at school by Barbara Picazo. She has consistently demonstrated this behavior, she has biases and preferences towards students and she will target young boys of color. Considering the current state of the world, one would think that a catholic school and archdiocese would hire faculty that create a safe space for our children. It's been quite the opposite with BarbaraPicazo. Also - did anyone else notice that she is the person with the most complaints on these reviews? This pattern speaks for itself. What a shame!

I used to go to this school for 3-5th grade, now I'm a middle schooler, but this school was the…read morebest school I've ever went to, teachers are really nice and educative. This school helped me become from a clueless kid who didn't know any English to an educationally gifted person. I really recommend.

What a great school with some amazing teachers, the teachers take their time to help each student…read morehere and everyone that works here is so friendly and welcoming that you would think they are your own family with how open armed they are here

Mother Of Our Redeemer is an utterly abysmal institution, and you would be wise to shield your…read moreoffspring from its gates. While their promotional imagery presents a polished facade, the reality within those walls is downright dreadful. Mrs. Casariego, the principal, does absolutely nothing but smirk for the cameras, peddling the blatant lie that this is an excellent academy. She squanders resources upgrading her own lavish office while remaining willfully blind to her atrocious faculty. This establishment desperately requires a complete purge of both its leadership and teaching staff. In fact, the notoriously abrasive Mrs. Torres was rightfully terminated by the school board because she was a walking catastrophe. Furthermore, the educators here do not teach; they simply spoon-feed the students. Mr. Terron, my son's math teacher, habitually plastered the answer keys directly on the board because he lacks the competence to actually instruct. My children pay excellent attention and earn straight A's in every other subject, yet math yielded an F solely due to this wretched instruction. My son was an advanced honor roll student at his previous school, but this place tanked his record and cost him his accolades. To make matters worse, the music teacher, Ms. Natasha, treated my daughter with pure hostility. The staff only dropped their fake acts and confessed to the school's internal rot during the summer when I announced our departure. My children used to pile into the car looking utterly miserable every single day, and their joy only returned the moment I pulled them out of that environment. To top it all off, the physical facility itself is utterly filthy. Watch how quickly the administration scrambles to delete this review, simply because they cannot handle the unvarnished, disgraceful truth.

The teachers do not actually teach. The students are simply given the answers. You think the kids…read moreare extremely smart and doing well until you ask them to explain how to solve the homework they bring home. When doing homework, they are lost on how to do the work. When asked, they say the teacher just gives them the answer without explaining how to do it. Many parents have noticed the same thing in all grade levels not one specific grade or teacher. It is clear the students are struggling, and there is a real problem. Parents have spoken among themselves and agree this is a repeated issue. I do not believe the problem is that it's a religious school, the real issue is that the teachers do not know how to teach and choose not to or are not qualified. All of the students are behind academically, and it's hard to realize at first, because on paper their grades look perfect but in reality, they are struggling and its just a made up grade. I would put 0 stars if I could. I am happy to say I have saved my child from the school by removing them but now comes the real work to make up for all the time of learning lost here.

Formerly Sandor Weiner School of Opportunity, a charter school for children with disabilities. My…read moreson is currently attending. Located in Miami Gardens off of 47th Ave and 199th street inside Landmark. My child was diagnosed with specified learning disability back when he was in pre-school in 2005. My son went to public school (Maya Angelou )for Pre-K with no issue. It's 2006-2007 school year at Maya Angelou Elementary and my child was placed in a class with (30) students. I found it a little excessive especially for students in special education. I was told by the counselor that the class was split with (15) special education students and (15) regular students. My son has a twin brother who also was attending the same school. Homework would come home and I actually saw that the homework for my special need son was more difficult than my son who was in a regular normal kindergarten class. I was back in forth with the school administration and was told due to lack of school funding my son will not be able to get the individualized attention that he needed. My son was literally struggling in class and was not up to level in his class. I was getting very frustrated because, I did not want my son getting lost in the system, progress reports were given and it read improvement needed in all learning categories. I called the school district, went to downtown to speak with the school board members and that didn't help. The school counselor gave me an option and was advised that my son qualified for the McKay scholarship. I was elated. I looked on the MDPS website and a directory of private schools who participated and accepted the scholarship. I visited many private schools and none were either to my standards or the tuition was over excessive to my opinion and I pretty much had to come out of pocket. Thanks to the search engine google.com, I came across at that time Sandor Wiener School of Opportunity (charter school). I was very impressed with the information on the website and I scheduled an appointment. I went to the school and they pretty much catered to children with learning disabilities The classroom ratio was 10:2 with each teacher having an assistant and nurse for those students with medical issues. The teacher would have group sessions and also had individual time with each student. I fell in love with the school and quickly requested my son to be transferred. The school also provided free transportation within a ten mile radius which was also a plus (not far from my mother's address). I only paid for his reduced price lunch. The year 2009 came around and the school decided it was best for them to go private and were teaming up with The ARC of South Florida. I began panicking because my son was doing so well in his class and his grades were improving. The administration had a meeting with me and pretty much my son will be grandfathered in (yeah) and what ever the Mckay scholarship amount he received, the school will accept the amount and I did not have to come out of pocket. The school changed its name to Ace Academy. I appreciate the staff, teachers, student. My son has done a whole 360 when it comes to his education, he enjoys going to school and learning. They have two other locations in the south side (Kendall and Florida City).

My daughter attends this school for the first time and I'm definitely torn on what to write. The…read moreschool offers amazing programs: Cambridge, Fire fighters, nursing, JrOTC, and physical therapy. The teachers and staff have been communicative with me as far as helping my daughter and I make this transition to not only a public school but high school. I have been out to the school on different occasion and the crowd of students just doesn't do it for me. My daughter was already forced into an altercation, luckily nothing happened. I'm still trying to figure out if the administration really cares when parents are not around or is it just a front. They have had PSAT nights, senior year info night and a lot of other informative information but you have to be diligent to find out constantly logging in to the schools website. This school has all types of sports so that's a plus including drivers ed. I'm not sure if I will keep her here so I'll definitely keep updating my review as the time comes.