Lincoln Marti Schools #08

931 SW 1st Street

Miami, FL 33130

3 Reviews

School District
Grade

PK, K-12
Type

private

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on July 24, 2013

My baby started to go to Lincoln Marti when he was 6 month old until he was almost 2, and I realized that he was behind, he didn't say a word, even a doctor recommended me to take him to Speech Therapy. Everyday when I was picking my baby up they never informed me about what does my child did new. I was never able to go inside the office or the rooms, they were locking all doors all the time (weird) My baby was sick ALL the time.He was coming home everyday desperate and hungry.I was extremely sad and I definitely realized that Lincoln Marti does not provide the level of education/service that our children needs. I have to agree with someone that mentioned that they only care about the money, but they don't really put the effort and lack of professionalism. The school does not have a structure, I don't even know what they were doing during the say. I was actually not seeing any improvement on my child, I can actually say he was getting worst and worst, very aggressive.I've been now 2 months as a stay home mom and I can totally say that my child has improve drastically in his behavior and he is now talking and constructing phrases with no problem.
Submitted by parent on April 30, 2013

Unfortunately, the staff has no appropiate knowledge of the school system and are not dedicated enough. As a result, there is no support will them. Aside from the fact that the staff does not look professional, by the way they speak or conduct themselves. The teachers, principal or staff does not follow the curriculum, as a matter of fact, have no idea of what to do. I am very disappointed at my self, for making such a poor decision by changing my child to this school.
Submitted by other on December 08, 2010

I am an occupational therapist and have worked with several children (outside of school) from Lincoln Marti schools. Awful schools. Do not send your child. The children that I have seen are far behind, in one case the teacher passing a child, knowing that he was far behind, because it would "hurt him to stay," which is frankly the opposite. There is no understanding of a child's level, of their potential, or resources for academic assistance when needed. There is no way they would pass the FCAT if they were in public schools. It scares me that such schools exist, and even worse, that parents are sending their kids to these schools, and either to not realize, or or are not concerned with, the great disservice their kids are receiving.