This school is in a category all its own. We were fortunate enough to hear about it from a friend…read moreand it sounded exactly like what we were looking for. We enrolled our 9 year old son in 3rd grade in 2017 and the school/staff/philosophy/quality has far surpassed our expectations. The founder and principal, Wendy Soderman, is a visionary and is extremely bright. She has successfully created a culture where quality education, teaching of virtues, and integration of EQ, are woven into the daily experience for the students. One of the first things that caught my attention is that the cafeteria has been designed to look like a quaint, outdoor communal dining area. To me, this sent an immediate message that Ideal is attempting to create an atmosphere of community and innovation, rather than at atmosphere of institutionalization and conformity. This is a microcosm of the bigger picture at Ideal. They provide structure and order, but they also provide fun, laughter, community involvement, emphasis on self-awareness, enriching experiences, and fresh ideas. The teachers and staff are AMAZING!!! They are passionate about their jobs and it shows. They treat the kids with dignity and they help them really work through things, individually and together. It is the kind of school that most of us adults wish we could've gone to as children. I wanted to write a review because I find reviews extremely helpful when searching for quality businesses and organizations. We all want to find the best places for our kids. If you're one of those parents searching, look no further. Ideal School truly is ideal.

So after 13 years at IDEAL, it is that time to move on to have two high schoolers. I feel so…read moreblessed that I found my way to that school. I remember searching for a preschool that would be nurturing, as well as a place for where my kids could grow and learn. IDEAL allowed me to be part of the journey... helping create memories for all the children with setting up different activities and parties... the teachers are truly like family and the connection there is not something I think can be felt anywhere else. I look back through the years and think, "JUST WOW..." This place has really made an impact. How do you really say goodbye to a second home? The reality is that you really don't. The lessons my children have been taught will carry them on for the rest of their lives and the memories we have made will last a lifetime. Thank you IDEAL for what you do. For anyone looking for a school to start their children in... I urge you to look here.

Initially, when I stumbled up on "My Schoolhouse" I was relieved that I located a tutoring center…read morewithin reasonable driving distance. My fear however, was whether the school would meet the needs of my child. My initial meet with the director Ms. Donahue, was brief because I was press for time. I decided to return to the school, because of what I had witness on my initial visit. I was intrigued with the children's attention and interaction. On my second visit, my daughter and I met with Mrs. Donahue, whom is not only pleasant but also attentive. I was pleased with the academic and life skills that the school offered. To say the least, our second visit, was my daughters first day at "My Schoolhouse. Overall, I am pleased with the "My Schoolhouse" contribution towards the improvement of my daughter skills and academic education. Ms. Donahue is simply amazing and I am grateful to have such a caring and accomplished teacher to educate my daughter.

My daughter attended My School House during the 2023-2024 school year. I'm leaving this here…read morebecause they've disabled Google reviews, and I think parents should be aware. In my opinion, the school isn't what it's made out to be. The owner has a strong sales pitch, but the actual curriculum felt very watered down. I tried to set up a parent-teacher conference early on and kept getting the runaround. I also found out that many of the "teachers" are college /highschool students without formal credentials. That alone might be fine, but when I asked about the curriculum, no one could really explain it, and the owner was rarely around. There were also some concerning incidents. One staff member fired a teacher in front of the class while yelling and using inappropriate language, which upset the kids. There was also a situation where a younger student and an older teen locked themselves in a bathroom, and that same teen was later caught watching inappropriate content on a school computer with little supervision. Overall, it just didn't feel like a safe or structured environment. I really hope things have improved, but I wanted to share my experience so other families can make an informed decision. I will never recommend this school to anyone.

Great school. Small classes, great teachers, challenging curriculum. I love having my children in…read morethis school.

If your looking for a great middle school for your child to attend and get a superior education I…read morerecommend Wellington Collegiate Academy. They are currently 5-8th grade; but, that could change the more WCA becomes well known. The curriculum is outstanding and the teachers with many years of experience care and let you know how your child is doing and what areas to help your child focus on. The children love WCA and are always helping each other and very supportive. They all love choir which I believes helps them focus a lot on their work. I'm so ever grateful for Mrs. Anna Oaks ( the founder of Wellington Collegiate Academy). My daughter is eager to strive more than ever and knowing that my daughter is getting the best middle school experience helps her look forward to her high school years.

My review is only on observation for the volleyball team - nice campus, nice gym and very…read morefriendly employees. Definitely made a good impression on me. So for that, they are a positive influence on the outside world!

The staff at Berean have been a true blessing to our family. They are patient, kind and encouraging…read morefor our son.

You and your kids are treated very well here if you have money. They prioritize full paying…read morefamilies & powerful social status for everything. Very sad for a Christian school. Teaching isn't great, athletics are mediocre and students are stuck-up. Not worth it!

When I took my two children there the first day was horrible first the bus kids next to my son were…read moreshowing lack of respect and kindness they were saying rude things and plus the bus driver didn't even care! She just told my daughter to shut her mouth and then no one shared anything with her they only shared with the other kids and was kind to them just them and were rude to my son and daughter so next I drove them to school and then they were mean to her. The next day my son got bullied by kids in the other 2nd grade class so then I pulled them out of the school then put them in a other school.

Somerset Wellington is a great school! Teachers and coaches reach out to parents and care about…read morethe student(person). The curriculum is met to the Florida state requirements and this school does, in fact, maintain this curriculum (this always can be verified). Its not a HUGE school where students are overlooked. Its actually small enough to be considered a private school (tuition free). They DO care!! The school police and cameras are always on point. Its not a large campus. I appreciate all the staff at Somerset Wellington. Many years to come !! GO WOLVES !!! - A supporting parent

With school beginning in only a few short weeks DO NOT SEND your child to Somerset Academy in…read moreWellington. The curriculum is below standard. The administration starting at the top with the principal don't deserve to be in educational positions. The students are the ones in charge. They're allowed to be disrespectful to authority without consequences. The administration doesn't support it's teaching staff. In fact, they don't offer guidance to newly appointed teachers, they'd rather hang them out to dry!!!! With so many choice schools, Somerset Academy in Wellington should be ranked the lowest. If I were you, I'd think twice before sending my child here. Students cut class, are found on school premises smoking & drinking and given a pass from the principal's office to return to class. Is this the kind of education & policy you'd expect from a school administrator, I think NOT!!! I predict this school will close within the next couple of years.