SperlingViews - Coral_Springs, Florida

I just read the stats on how many students per teacher. I want to correct the number students is between 24-27 per teacher K-5. Due to the budget cuts! We need our teachers!!!!![read more...]

Ive been around the countryand I must say Coral Springs FL is the bestplace in the counttry and the world! Just everything from whether to cleaness. Thetre schools are are awesome they prepare you for everything you need to get into college with. Notto mention this place hasthe best videogames ive everseen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![read more...]

Coral Springs is a wonderful little city with beautiful shops and every kind of restaurant you could ask for. You can't go three blocks with out finding a park. Entertainment is at your door with Coral Spring's Center of the Arts. They offer shows from Broadway, children productions and art exhibits. Coral Springs is probably best noted in south Florida for their outstanding schools. It's a place where children thrive, the city offers many activities for children, including soccer, basketball swimming dance art. If you like city living with out big city traffic this is a great place to live. Not to mention we have great weather at least 80% of the year. The down side, would be obviously hurricanes are not fun, and if you prefer a more rural setting this growing city is probably not for you.[read more...]

We have lived in Coral Springs for the last 4 years and find it a very convenient and well-run city. It is family orientated and has excellent schools, both public and private. The city management has a very high standard with regards to the appearance of the city. The property taxes are high, but generally we feel that we are getting value. It is one of the cities with the lowest crime in South Florida and we feel perfectly safe going for a walk at night. The cost of living is much higher than the rest of Florida and the Southern states and that has a lot to do with the cost of land and property. For someone who likes to eat and live organically, there are plenty of places to purchase organic food and other "green" items.[read more...]

When we moved here, the quality of life was what we were looking for: low crime rate, good schools, great weather. Now, that is all beginning to change: increasing crime rate, schools in decline, long hurricane seasons.[read more...]

This is only one of a few cities in south florida that I would choose to live. Very attractive. Lots of trees, at least until last year's hurricane. Good schools. A good family-oriented city. Unfortunately, its getting more crowded by the year and real estate prices, as with much of south florida, are becoming prohibitive.[read more...]

Coral Springs is rude, unfriendly, expensive, full of traffic and poor schools.[read more...]

Coral Springs is a cozy, family friendly environment but the recreation facilities and parks are less than prestine. I moved here from the north and I have seen some beautiful recreation centers and gorgeous well manicured parks. I moved to Florida looking for palm trees and tropical gardens and was disappointed in what I saw. It is a missed opportunity for this nice city.[read more...]

Coral Springs is a town of about 100,00 wonderful people, most of us transplants from elsewhere. We are conveniently located near Ft. Lauderdale, Palm Beach and Miami, all about 40 miles or less from Coral Springs. The Wyndham Lakes area of Coral Springs is one of the newer areas and consists of many communities of modest townhouses to large single family homes.[read more...]

Coral Springs, just north of Ft. Lauderdale and a neighbor to Boca Raton is community with lots of parks and recreastional activities, cultural events, terrific schools and a great climate. [read more...]