Written email response from FAA

Mr. Echelberry,

 The flight school involved in your low flying aircraft complaint has been notified and will advise the flight instructors to at all possible avoid flying over your home at low altitudes.  There are certain circumstances that may require an aircraft to fly over your home that is out of the pilots control.  Such items would include air traffic avoidance from ATC air traffic control separating aircraft while flying in the pattern at the airport.
 Sincerely,
Keith M. Owens
Aviation Safety Inspector
407-812-5712

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Prior to this email received Mr. Owens called me. He investigated the incident and determined that the flight school involved was involved that day doing simulated flying under a low cloud cover (that was not there) at 450 feet while circling the airport.   I told Mr. Owens the safety issue is that if an aircraft flying that low over my house or others that far from the airport will never be able to glide back to the airport in case of an emergency.   Nothing was done, except what you read above.  Case closed for the FAA.