This school is not the best option for anyone looking to join this school. The roof is nearly about…read moreto collapse. The food is sometimes served almost raw. The current head of the school isn't the best. The teachers will yell at your children for no reason. The teachers are WAY to invested in the kids personal lives and they WILL be in your child's business, they always want to know what the child is up to, which isn't bad but it gets to a point. Not to mention they are money hungry. They are always asking for money, like what happened to all the money parents pay every year? Plus the bathrooms smell horrid. My overall rating of this school is 2/5.

My name is none and I don't message and I know she had a catholic school that's my school work and…read morepress green know me kiss me

ISP has been the best decision I have made for my child's first year of school. The staff was…read moreamazing and makes you feel like family. Anytime I had questions or concerns they were quick to respond. The school also offers a private speech pathologist which I thought was great. My son's PK-3 teachers Ms. Katilyn and Ms. Tomo have far exceeded our expectations this school year. My husband and I are amazed how much our son has learned over the past year. We could not have asked for a better experience. I look forward to sending my son to PK-4 this upcoming year and enrolling my youngest once he is old enough. We highly recommend ISP to anyone looking for an amazing preschool!

My first born went to this school for PK3 and PK4. It was such a great school that she is now…read moreattending the "sister school" LCS for 3rd grade. I am happy that I chose this school as a solid base for the education of my first "baby". My first born only spoke spanish at the time she started PK3, she got evaluated for delayed speech but the teachers worked hand in hand with her. Within a month of attending this school she became fluent in English as a second language and strived due to the special attention and care that the teachers provided. Fast forward a couple of years and now my son goes there to PK3. I thought this school was great back then, now l think it has definitely been the best decision for both of my children as it has only improved with time. The curriculum is constantly changing to keep the kids engaged, the kids are taught manners, play time, creative thinking along with faith, values and the daily learning tools they will need to eventually succeed in life.

We love the MHOC preschool! The director, Joanne, is fantastic. We love the teachers and most…read moreimportantly our kids love going to school everyday in a safe and loving environment!

My 3 and 4 yr old kids have been going to this school for 2 years and will be starting their 3rd…read moreyear in August. I can't say enough wonderful things about the school. The teachers are remarkable, the facilities phenomenal and their approach to teaching extraordinary. They believe in getting kids to WANT to learn by teaching through fun play and activities. If you're looking for a school that will sit your kids down and dictate the ABCs, counting or reading, they aren't for you. Our kids learn through play and the creative activities their teachers have for the kids on a daily basis will amaze you! In particular, Ms. Rink and Ms Ramirez will always have a special place in our hearts for keeping up and maintaining patience with our energetic son. We were gifted the opportunity to have our son in their class for 2 years but ALL the teachers are great!

I was anxious when it came time for me to entrust the well being of my children to someone else but…read moreafter touring every preschool in the area, I decided on Parkland Children's Academy and I could not be happier with my decision! The front staff is extremely friendly, helpful and accommodating and the teachers are exceptional in every way. They are nurturing, patient, engaging and you can tell that they really love what they do. My girls are excited for school every morning and even more excited to tell me everything they did and learned at pick up. My husband and I are so thankful for everyone at the school because they've been instrumental in the growth of our children. We love our little PCA family!

Today, my husband and I dropped our children off at Parkland Children's Academy for the first day…read moreof school. As we walked towards the front door, the side door swung open and this woman said come drop your kids off in here. We headed into that classroom and the teacher was alone with six kids and a TV show playing. The kids were of all ages ranging from infant to six years old. (Mix of ages...odd) We walked in confused asking where their classrooms were and the lady said just drop them off in here I'm not sure where any of the teachers are they must be all running late...Very concerned and worried about our children's safety, another child decides to open the side door, attempting to leave the building and the teacher ran after her with an infant in her hand. Finally the room was filled with 16 kids and one adult, carrying two infants in her hands. My husband was chasing after our son because he saw that he can open the side door and leave. Another teacher finally showed up and apologize for being late. Still, we were confused where the placement of our children would be since all age groups were stuck in one classroom. These ladies just kept saying everyone is late, I don't know what else to say but sorry? I understand they were apologetic but who is watching our children!? I was in shock. The woman carrying two infants in her hands said that she would be our daughter's teacher and to follow her to the classroom. She told me that she had no clue it was our daughters first day and that she wasn't prepared so she has to go find a crib and get it ready for our daughter's nap time. She kept saying don't blame me, talk to the owner!! Like what!? I feel like I'm in the twilight zone at this point. The whole situation from the ratio of the children per teacher and the lack of safety in this facility is alarming. A father and his son walked in from the back door, which was clearly unlocked meaning that any individual, including a gunman (god forbid), could walk in and harm the children. When the owner, Danielle, arrived finally, my husband and I greeted her with concern and she said everyone is late, if you're uncomfortable I don't know what to tell you. When, in fact, it most definitely is her problem when the ratio is off and they're mixing age groups packed in one room. Six year olds with infants is not OK. She was rude and condescending, and honestly had no care for the children's safety or our concern. From the start she was super rude and nonchalant about the chaos. I went to go register them at another preschool and headed back to pick them up. I walked in and the owner just stared at me with a smirk. I said I'm here to get my children. She rolled her eyes and said "I figured." I can't believe she has the audacity to speak to parents in this tone and manner. I went to go get my daughter and she was passed out on the swing? Not even a crib. An infant was shaking a formula bottle with milk splatting all over them; another one crawling to get out of the door!!! Still just one teacher with all these infants. Another teacher walks in behind me with a pancake in her hand and picks up a baby. Wth is going on!? The owner went to go grab my son and dropped him off in the infant room while I was trying to grab my daughter and all her stuff. So again, allowing the mix of ages, she allowed my toddler son inside of the infant room and he's running around with his shoes on and babies crawling everywhere. Does she have no sense??? I can't believe a preschool like this is in Parkland. It's chaotic. No one knows where the teachers are. The kids are able to just walk through the side door and let themselves out. The ratio is RIDICULOUS. (The owner brought this up and said I'm not breaking any laws, our ratio is fine... lol) I would steer CLEAR of this madhouse.

The Charter Schools of Excellence live up to their name. They strive for excellence with both of my…read morechildren that attended the school. The teacher's that I've encountered were the best. The administration team really cares for the students and their growth. However, I did pull my children out because of the lack of resources that Charter School offers that public schools have. I do recommend this school. Communication is clear. Different forms of communication are used. Quick response from Administration, Faculty and Staff. Lots of testing if you don't mind that, every Friday. Overall, Great experience.

I have had my son here for 4 years now. Each year there is more and more positive improvements…read moremade. We received two new principals over the last year and they have made many positive contributions here, lots of involvement and I feel they're bringing the school and parents together more.

Quality of La petite Boca is over and beyond great! The teacher has worked at this school for…read moreyears, everyone knows what they are doing! I love this location!

This was a temporary situation so I can work while we wait for my sons ABA therapy. All was going…read morewell until it wasn't. I spoke to the teachers and the director about my son's condition; no one paid attention to his accommodations. They paid more attention to the other kids (easier). There were 3 instances in which I picked him up while he was chewing on wood, even though he was surrounded by 2-3 caregivers. They left mucus in his nose & dried up on his face all day. When I brought it up she just said oh all the other kids do that too... Another instance, I picked him up and he's fussing and reaching for my water bottle. I give him some and he drinks almost half of it throughout our 30-minute car ride home. Did he get any water for the 8 hours in their care!?? What troubles me is that I'm a teacher too, you must learn your students if you know you have one who likes to put things in his mouth just be more vigilant or proactive to check on him. I removed him because I can't trust that they will keep an eye on my baby boy as he needs. I don't expect them to have training for children with special needs, but we are in 2026, THEY SHOULD. I just needed to know someone would care for my child and keep him safe while I handle my responsibilities. PROS: Meals, Diapers, Wipes, Live Video in Classrooms CONS: NOT ENOUGH SUPERVISION/ TEACHERS, NO ACCOMMODATIONS for children on the spectrum, Lack of attention to detail, mundane, lack of initiative and follow-through on childcare.

Atlantis Academy in Coral Springs has been an absolute blessing. From the moment we walked in, it…read morewas clear that this school truly understands and supports its students. The staff is compassionate, patient, and incredibly dedicated, and they go above and beyond to make every child feel safe, valued, and capable. The teachers work together seamlessly, creating a nurturing environment where students can grow academically, socially, and emotionally. Communication with parents is excellent, and you can genuinely tell that everyone here cares deeply about each student's progress and well-being. If you're looking for a school that provides individualized attention, strong support, and a positive, encouraging atmosphere, I can't recommend Atlantis Academy in Coral Springs enough.

It seems they are looking for kids that have a diagnosis they can charge for but that don't…read moreactually present any challenges for them. My son recently completed a shadow day there. I advised on the way in that circumstances beyond his control affected his sleep the night before so he may be a little off his game. Still from everything I gathered he behaved reasonably well. The only challenge was that no one had much of anything for him to do so he started getting restless. Apparently that was too much for them to deal with so they said he wasn't suitable for the school. I was supposed to meet with the area director at 2:30 when a meeting ended that day but the local school director told me to come at 2 and he would leave the meeting early. When I came at 2 the office went ahead and pulled my kid out of the class early despite my saying I was supposed to meet with administration separately and let me sit there waiting with him nearly an hour while the directors hid in a meeting and never came out to talk to me at all. The next day I finally got an email telling me they didn't think my child was good enough for their school. At the very least they could have called ahead to cancel our meeting since I had to cut out of work at a busy time to try to accommodate this. But overall, I disagree that there was a valid reason to exclude my child. I remember the day when teachers knew how to work with challenging students inside a regular classroom and now it seems even those charging more to help special needs students don't want to deal with any challenges!

As a parent, I am deeply disappointed in how my 7-year-old son was treated at Saint Mark's…read more Instead of being supported through emotional struggles and grief at home, he was made to feel like a "problem." A child who once loved school began asking heartbreaking questions like, "Am I a bad kid?" and saying, "My school hates me." No 7-year-old should leave a school feeling isolated, ashamed, or unwanted. What shocked us most was the lack of compassion and understanding for a young child still learning emotional regulation -- especially while also dealing with bullying issues that were repeatedly minimized. Rather than helping him grow through challenges, the environment made him feel labeled and defeated. Schools should nurture children emotionally, not damage their self-esteem and sense of safety. My son's confidence has plummeted. I'm not sure he will ever recover from this experience. I truly hope no other child leaves feeling the way my son did.

Be careful and on watch! Our son was singled out and unfortunately we feel our family has been…read morediscriminated against! Your son/daughter must be able to learn 1 way - if they need assistance or additional guidance it will not happen. No supervision on the play ground or aftercare. We were invited to a meeting for discussion, but instead of a discussion they had already packed his belongings and left them at the door. Yes, kicked out of 1st grade with only 13 weeks left... This is a very bad place for kids! Be careful!