Review of Homosassa, Florida


Paradise? Are we in the same place???
Star Rating - 10/21/2011
I moved here with my husband and two children last year to be closer to my retired MIL and I can't wait for our lease to expire. The education system is laughable. State-sponsored VPK is nice but after that, good luck. If you're at all reasonably well-educated the schools here will make you cry for your childrens' future prospects. I doubt you could throw a rock at a group of people and hit anyone who could construct a sentence using a plural possessive. There are tons of VERY young mothers here (literally tons; the obesity epidemic is rampant here, too) and very few people in possession of all their teeth. If you aren't on a boat on the river every weekend, you're not part of the community. And, if you are on the river, you're practically in the shadow of the lovely Crystal River nuclear plant. Do yourself a favor. Pay a little more in rent each month and live closer to Tampa. And move away before your kids start school. Unless you're retired this place just isn't worth it.
Abhd | Sugarmill Woods, FL
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You are 100% correct about Citrus County education system. That's why my son goes online private school! It is also true that that the boating community is huge here. If you're not into it you will feel left out. The other family options are organized sports. There is bicentennial park for baseball and Friday night highschool football and then of course church on Sunday. Other than that, Citrus County is mostly geared towards the retirees. This why most young ppl don't return, once the leave for college.
Tammy | Sugarmill Woods, FL | Report Abuse
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