West Broward Academy 5281 Coconut Creek Parkway, Margate, FL 33063

"I'm baffled at the reviews because this school is amazing. You can always tell the ones who have a personal vendetta against the school. LOL. It's quite sad. Tour the school and meet the Principal for yourself. This is the only place where my child feels safe and apart of a family. The events that this school has are like nothing I've ever experienced. They are genuine and authentic, you can tell they really care. No school is perfect, but this school is perfect for my family."

"We just finished the first year at WBA. We are delighted with the experience we had. We appreciate the monthly Zooms with the Principal and his team. They were informative and encouraged us to be involved. The technology being used made it easy to track our child's progress. It made it effortless to communicate with our son’s teacher. Our son’s teacher was understanding and patient with him, even when he got difficult. We appreciated the accommodations for working parents by offering services to provide a safe and nurturing environment for our child. We enjoyed all the events the school organized. We value the community the school has built. We are looking forward to another great year!"

"This was the worst experience I have ever had with a school. I got notified my child (a 3rd grader) was tardy to class. When I called the school to inquire, they couldn’t tell me where he was or what he was doing. Just that he was late. I asked if they had hall monitors. I was told yes but they can’t make the students go to class. So a 9 year old child is to be responsible for himself. It took them almost two months to get my sons 504 on file. A legal document that guarantees specific accommodations. After many phone calls , finally I was able to get it delivered to the school. Many times through out the year they dropped the ball on my sons well being and education. I would not recommend you send your child to this school. Charter Schools are not the way to go. At least not this one. The principal was the worst part of this experience."

"My boys recently started at this school after a fellow WBA parent and teacher told me about it. I enrolled and after a month, 2 spots opened up for my boys. I attended a Zoom meeting to meet the Principal (they have one periodically), and I was just SO IMPRESSED with the professionalism and how organized this meeting was. Besides it being so very informative, it was just a meeting filled with great energy and all around good vibe. I am SO happy that I chose this school. From the registrar, Ms. Bosque, to everyone at the front office, including Ms. Alabastro, who helped me tour the school (beautiful campus), they are all so helpful and just SO NICE. Extremely communicative and responsive from the beginning. Makes this experience of transferring my kiddos mid-year an absolute walk in the park. Ms. Alvarado, 1st grade teacher, has been an absolute pleasure so far and my 1st grader RAVES about her. Even though my kids and I are new to the WBA community, I can tell how much Mr. Hugue and his staff cares about the students and the parents/guardians. There are so many events in December that I have had to calendar them all! They really give back to the school, the students and the community and I am honored to be a part of this school. I encourage for you to apply for your kids and get involved. You won't regret it!"

"My kids love this school. Mr. Hugie is a sweet and caring principal. He is a great listener and hard working with a smile. The teaches want my kids to learn. Ms. Bent, Ms. Miranda and Ms. Beswick make my kids enthusiastic about learning. They are caring and encouraging. The school hours are convenient and the car line is easy- always moving well. This school also offers many after school clubs like fitness and drama among others. Front office staff is also friendly. Everyone here is just like family. They give you a warm smile no mater how hard their day is.. I highly recommend this school. Because here your opinion matters and your kids matter to all of them. They all put their heart in all they do. The rest is up to us parents to support our kids so they can achieve success."