By Angel Harlins December 28, 2012
This school is truly incredible. The children are polite and the staff do an impeccable job with the children to help them learn christian morals. The owner Debbie Patten has dedicated her life to the development of these children and she has been a blessing in all of her employees lives.I am very happy with my job selection ...read more
By sha06yla December 28, 2012
I learned about Cornerstone Christian Academy a few years ago and was truly impressed on what I heard. I scheduled a tour of the school and to my surprise was amazed in what I saw and heard. The curriculum used is Abeka. The children are in uniforms. Their teachers are certified and was amazed on how they had the childrens attention. They have spanish, music and PE classes. They have morning devotion (which they have taken out of public schools) consist of prayer, scripture, songs, the pledge of alligence and pledge to the bible.. The aftercare programs are age appropriate and the children enjoy them. They have VBS during winter break and spring break and their hours are the best 6am until 7pm. If you want the best for your children, I highly recommend Cornerstone Christian Academy, Lakeridge, Va. ...read more
By sha06yla December 28, 2012
I've had the pleasure of learning about Cornerstone Christian Academy from numerous people and I have heard nothing but positive things about this school. They have qualified teachers that love the children, they use Abeka curriculum, it's a christian school that has grown in numbers over the years. They have great programs that are age appropriate. I highly recommend Cornerstone Chrisitan Academy for your child's education. ...read more
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