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Brito Miami Private School

Brito Miami Private School

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2732 SW 32nd Ave, Miami, Florida, 33133, United States
(305) 448-1463 www.britomiamiprivate.com
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Apr 12, 2018
My child goes to brito best thing my husband and I did. Don't understand all the negativity I took her out of West Miami Middle because it was so bad there. I am so happy with this school they do teach you want a school who doesn't teach take them to Lincoln-Marti and then tell me brito is bad I used to go to Lincoln-Marti years ago and that school is the same I had to tell my mom to get me out. So this school is good they do teach and care unlike other schools my daughter has changed so much ever sense she started at brito 2 yrs ago. She's staying there till she graduates god willingly.

Nov 13, 2017
I this school I’ve experience, lack of effortness and laziness upon entering the class. There are teachers that show no remorseful and carness about the student’s grades. Teachers like mrs Hernandez was the most barbarian, churlish type of person that I met. When I first started high school, I didn’t learned Spanish till she tried to make fun of me in front of the whole class Also, the school doesn’t provide security, and janitors. However when I’m use the bathroom, there no toilet paper, and you don’t wanna know, how I clean myself. And there only one security guarding the door. Parents, if you’re trying to put your son or daughter in a private school, let me recommend that your son/ daughter will never learned from this Pathetic school.

Dec 20, 2015
I love my school. It's awesome and I hope I pass 4Rrth grade. And I love basketball and kick ball

Mar 31, 2016
I used to be in Brito in 4th and 5th grade. WORST EXPERIENCE OF MY LIFE! Now I'm in 7th grade. In forth grade, the teachers were very rude and lazy, except for 1 teacher who wanted kids to learn. They literaly just teach basic things. So it's hard to learn there. The kids were also bullies. However, not just in my grade, but a great amount of the school. Only a few of us were nice naming like Brett, Walter (not in school) Destiny (not in school) Leo, Stephanie, and Ethan. The administration staff is very ineffective, for example, if a fight were to happen, (which has happened. I'll state it later.) they will METAPHORICALLY give you a slap on the wrist and tell you not to do it again. The school doesn't discipline the students, I wonder if it has to do with keeping the parents happy so that they don't take their kids out of the school. Now to fifth grade. It was a bit worse (the only good thing was my teacher, not there anymore). Now I'm going to talk about the fight that I mentioned before. The kid that I stated earlier, Walter, got into an altercation whith another kid. The other kid kept calling Walter the N word. It was very offensive to him because he is African American. So Walter then defended himself a bit aggressively (Barely though). So he got suspened for a week. What was the other kid's punishment for saying something offensive? Continuing to go to school like any normal kid, pretending like nothing even happened! LAZY!! So now that I finished ranting, I'll tell this to all the parents, DON'T SEND YOUR CHILD OR CHILDREN TO THIS SCHOOL!!!!!

Apr 2, 2014
This school sucks dont ever waste your time here. This school is only good for baseball and thats it!

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