My son attended Northwest Christian Academy and I a proud parent. I love the fact that I could find a good affordable Christian School for my child. He has done well. He is in college and has good morals and behavior. I am happy that was the school he attended. I would recommend NCA to any parent
... Read more who wants a good Christian school. My child did well. As parent we need to be involved in our kids life at school. It helps in how much they achieve. It should not be the school to discipline our kids but to enforce it. Thanks Northwest. A levy, former parent. Read less
Posted by a parent on 06/09/09
My child is currently attending NCA middle school. This is the 1st and last year. I find that the church has a big influence of the level and quality of education that my child is receiving.I dont agree with the teachers holding several postions in the school.(principal-science teacher-reding teacher).
... Read more i feel that the teachers can also used some workshop training on a regular basis as they do in public schools.Less focus on Discipline and more focus on a quality education is important.I think that the type of work they receive is below average. Read less
Posted by a parent on 12/11/08
My son graduated from Northwest last year. He received an ok education but was not prepared for the writing skills needed for college. I think part of this was due to the fact that there is always a large turnover of teachers; therefore it doesn't make the teaching consistant. Overal the discipline was
... Read more not that consistent, and there seemed to be favortism towards those attending the church. The Pastor felt that such things as psychology was not really in keeping with God and was very opiniated which went into the school. I feel this hindered my sons learning. He would have been better to just run the church. I liked the multiculturism which gave my son experience with many different people. Overall, I think my son would have been better off in public school. Seems like when a teacher was good or thought differently, they would get fired. Read less
Posted by a parent on 12/05/07
Best school in the area, and lowest priced private school around. The number of academic programs offered is growing from year to year, but said classes are mostly offered via satellite. Not the place to go for extensive music, art or sports programs. The attached church has a tendency to control things
... Read more and force its influence. Read less
Posted by a former student on 11/01/05
I love this school. My child has been here since she was 2yrs in early learning. She is now in PK5 and she is NEVER leaving. I was refered to this school by a friend who daughter now attends the MAST academy and every thing she told me about this school is true. I Love the way the school focus is not
... Read more only the child for develop but the family. They get the parents involved in the childs education. They have EVERYTHING the child needs for growth. The teacher to child ratio is perfect. My daughter loves going and somethings hates coming home. Teh atmosphere is magentic. I support and recommend this school to everyone. Read less
Posted by a parent on 07/24/05
I have two daughters attending Northwest Christian Academy School. This school is great because my daughter has excel great in this school. The teacher are very professional and courteous. I can always call the teacher or email the teachers. My daughters score high on the Stanford Achievement test. Their
... Read more always security on the campus patroling. The facilities are clean. The lunch taste good. They have the best basketball team. Most of all, Northwest Christian Acamdemy has a collaboration with the parent. Read less
Posted by a parent on 08/09/04
My three children grades 9th, 6th, and k4 are all currently students at N.C.A. I could not have asked for more reliable, educational, or spiritual environment for them. I feel so at peace with myself when i kiss them goodbye in the morning. My husband and I both felt strongly about a good christian
... Read more education and we found it at N.C.A. Read less
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Miami schools — Northwest Christian Academy is located at 951 Nw 136th St, Miami FL 33168. 951 Nw 136th St is in the 33168 ZIP code in Miami, FL Northwest Christian Academy is a Private school that serves grade levels PK - 12.
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