By Anonymous September 29, 2010
What a sorry excuse for a school. I was a student there for a day too long and can speak from experience. Mrs. South, the so called "principal" or founder is just plain mean to students. The teachers are inexperienced and can't teach worth anything. Any parent sending their child there is wasting money. Did I mention the school was in her basement? Just call it a dungeon... ahem. The A.C.E. program is pretty much self taught anyway. So asking for help is almost pointless. And after graduation..well good luck attending a college of any sort. You won't get an education to attend college. You'll graduate to work as a burger flipper at mcdonalds IF you're lucky. And the last student that posted ms K said a child was fat? Well I hate to knock her off the pedestal but ms K was was fat as anything and has no room to talk about weight. MS K and Mrs South both look like they ate mcdonalds breakfast lunch and dinner.I Wonder if any of their graduates gave them a discount...pun aside. ZERO Stars ...read more
By Anonymous November 09, 2008
This school is horrible ,the teacher Mrs.South yells at the childern, but around the parents she acts like an angel.So the parents don't belive the children when they tell them what is going on,and Mrs.K she told a 7 year old that they could not have soda or candy because he was too FAT.You also don't get a high school diploma that collages take (last I checked).So my advice stay completely away from that school.By the way I was a student there for 2 years, and now I do the same curriculum homeschooled.And she wont send over some of my records that I did while I was there so I have to completly redo a whole school year agian. ...read more
By April Keeler April 08, 2008
I have 2 girls that go to this school and I am really satisfied with the performance of this school. Not only is my 6 year old reading better than I did in 1st grade, but she also is learning more about Jesus and God's word than a lot of adults learn their whole lives. The K4 and K5 teacher is absolutely wonderful, and I just can't say enough good things about her. I worry less knowing that my children are in a Christ centered environment. ...read more
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