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By aparent88 April 11, 2013
Very disappointed with just about everything this school could have offered. The principal is there for show only. The front office staff is extremely rude and counselors (at least my chil's) are useless, particualr when it comes to personal matters. A junior committed suiced last year and it has made no difference whatsoever in counseling students with issues. There is absolutely no disclipline or dress code enforced (no uniforms) as kids go to class wearing flip-flops. Make sure your child brings his/her own lunch because on at least 5 occassions there was not enough food for the last lunch period. Finally, sports tryouts are biased and pre-determined ( at least that was the case with baseball) when tryouts were rained out and a team was selected regardless with many kids not able to show their ability. Definitely not worth the $12K. The principal is a great showman though and do not expect him to respond to e-mails. ...read more
By CGehringer at Citysearch August 03, 2011
Our kids have attended GRACE for about 3 years. They love the smaller classrooms, the loving, professional teachers, and the Christian worldview. We switched from a public school system where we wrestled with reassignments, political correctness, etc. Best choice we ever made!\t\n\t\nThis school year 2011-2012 will see SMART Boards in all the K-3rd grade classrooms, and MacBooks for all the 4th-12th grade students!\t\n\t\n ...read more
By Zone at Citysearch June 27, 2011
Worst school ever! Waste of time. They don't teach the kids they send stuff home for they parents to do their job. They are more worried about studying for the EOG's then actually teaching the main subjects. I think if they actually taught each subject then worry about what's on the EOG test their wouldn't be a problem with the kids passing the test. ...read more
You’ve got your bachelor’s degree and everyone thinks you’d make a good lawyer. Maybe you are not sure what to do with your degree, so law school sounds like a good idea. Whether it is your passion or just a passing thought, getting into law school is a process that every student must pursue if he/she... ...read more
It takes about six months to start a faith-based school. If you include the help of leaders in the community, parents and the church, the process can be easy. The process is long but the end results are rewarding. This article will instruct you on how to start a faith-based school. ...read more