Beth Emet School - Elementary and Middle School

Posted: February 10, 2025

They treated my autistic child like a problem and lied about the benefits of the child find program. It was their way of gentle kicking us out because as a private institution, they do not have to cater to your child’s disability. They lie about their teachers certifications, many teachers do not have their license to teach in the state of FL and they went as far as telling parents a second grade teacher had been teaching for 4 years when she was a hair stylist who only started college 2 years prior. Again this specific teacher showed no fl teaching license at the time of my child being in that class. Furthermore, they allowed my daughter to leave campus with a child’s father who does not have custody of his own child. He, nor anyone in his family, were on my child’s emergency contact list. The school did not ask him for our password, the school did not I’d him, the school did not call me for permission. These are all steps in their own handbook for picking up a child from their school and they failed them all. If you care about your child’s education and safety, send your kids elsewhere.

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Posted: February 11, 2020

I cannot answer that question specifically because I have no apples to apples comparison.

Posted: February 11, 2020

The teachers have very little control of their students. Lack of structure.

Posted: February 11, 2020

I have seen mostly disrespect from the students. However there are some great students their who follow the rules. But again the teachers need to have more structure. The students don't get to their next class of event on time as a result of the teachers not being able to have their students in a straight line.

Posted: February 11, 2020

They are not effective because they don't speak to the staff about what they want specifically. They wait until they want and then will down-talk to the staff without actual communication.

Posted: February 11, 2020

I am not sure as my kid is not in that department.

Posted: February 11, 2020

I haven't heard of any problems with bullying but I have seen it from time to time.

Posted: February 11, 2020

Poor. The teachers have problems controlling the students and the authority in the school pecking order is a mess. Faculty needs to be more involved and responsible for their students actions. I hear constant yelling at students, students not listening to their teacher and kids wandering off without asking an authority figure. I had to take my child out of this school. Very disappointed with the lack of communication between the staff.

Posted: May 4, 2017

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Posted: May 4, 2017

Excellent and nurturing teachers and staff all caring about the benefit of each child. Teaching for development of the individual young minds to be thinking problem solvers with morals and values that contribute to a positive and supportive community.
They develop children's confidence and academic excellence celebrating each child's accomplishments and continuous progress.
9 years in the school and have always enjoyed being part of this caring and welcoming community.

Posted: May 11, 2015

After interviewing many private schools.. I made the best decsion ever! My daughter loves the school, loves going there and even when it's time to pick her up she doesn't want to leave.. Teachers are excellent , staff is awsome just everyone in general are always happy. And very welcoming school no matter what you are!

Posted: October 7, 2014

Beth Emet Elementary School (BEES) is one-of-a-kind... a real gem! The staff excels in every area... they are nurturing, bright, creative, engaging and challenging. We are so blessed to have our children at this incredible school where they are gaining a foundation of Jewish and human values and an outstanding education.

Posted: September 22, 2014

There is no better elementary school in South Florida. Not even close. This school should be what other schools aspire to be.

Posted: September 21, 2014

We have 3 children at TBE and they are thriving in every sense of the word. They love going to school everyday and have developed a love of learning. The only downside is that TBE doesn't have a middle/high school yet! Highly recommend.

Posted: September 20, 2014

My son started at Beth Emet Elementary School this year. He loves to go to school every morning. He learns so much and he does it in a creative way. The teachers are all very caring and have wonderful teaching skills.