My child started at SRCA and when we felt the financial pinch we tried public school. Man did that ever make me appreciate the educational base given to my child. After ayear, we made room in the budget. It was worth every penny. SRCA teachers challenged my child to do his best. The work was not easy
... Read more but the teacher coached my child through the rough spots especially transitioning back into the more difficult ABEKA books from the dribble handed out in public school. God was brought into the classroom and there were times I had to explain differences in our beliefs and that of his classmates and teachers but I viewed that as an opportunity to help him see other views and opinions. It opened good discussions for us. What was presented was straightforward and from the KJV of the Bible. I now have 2 children in SRCA and love Read less
Posted by a parent on 02/15/09
All of my children have graduated from Santa Rosa Christian School. They are successful and living a good life. The teachers are wonderful role models and they truly care for young people. One of my children just graduated from college and had no problems adjusting to a large school. Their grades
... Read more in college are similar to what they were in college, so I feel that SRCS gave them a good foundation and helped develop them to work toward their potential. Read less
Posted by a parent on 11/20/08
the curriculum in no way hindered me going into public school [which i did thinking i would get more education & in reality got less] whenever i needed help i got it & we werent rushed through the curriculum. Bible classes were part of the curriculum but they never forced their beliefs in anyway. talking
... Read more outside of class was never restricted though talking meanly about others [gossiping] was obviously not tolerated. & i know of no one that didnt have friends outside of school & they in no way extended their reach into the students lives after school. the principal is a woman so i highly doubt other reviewers accusations of women being made to submit is true, not to add my own 12 yr female experience there-i was always encouraged to participate. when i left i wasn't looked down upon and my time at SRCA will stay with me forever. Read less
Posted by a student on 09/02/08
We were taught to not question authority. If I did raise a question, I became the problem. There was an increasing expectation of commitment and social isolation from others outside the program. We were taught obedience to authority in all circumstances. Secrecy was taught, to talk was to be a gossip.
... Read more Criticized, judged, discounted. God and religious beliefs placed above family. Excessive devotion to children was seen as a form of idolatry. Women could not make a suggestion without being labeled unsubmissive. Everybody felt that this church/school was unique and that to leave would always be a step down spiritually. Read less
Posted by a student on 04/11/08
This school has been a tremendous blessing to our family. Our children are very happy there and are receiving a wonderful education. The faculty truly has a heart for every child. I have home schooled and have had my children in another large, well known local Christian school only to find that SRCS
... Read more has the best there is to offer. I sincerely trust this school with the education of my children and can highly recommend it to anyone desiring a quality Christian education for their children. Read less
Posted by a parent on 07/02/07
Poor level of education. One would expect their children to get some sort of quality education, but it is apparent that the quality of education is similar to sending your child to public school with prayer.
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Posted by a parent on 04/09/07
Kids are educated to have respect. The Bekan curriculum is a plus and outbids any other. The Gospel project offer all kinds of extra curricular activites to keep kids involved in sports. They offer eagle day activities (like field days) like 8 times a year so parents can be involved with the school.Highly
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Posted by a parent on 01/29/07
Level of academics is excellent. Need more parent involvement with the school.
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Posted by a parent on 11/25/05
As of the fall of 2005 the level of academics in middle school and above have been lowered. DVDs and video courses are used in the high school and middle school (grades 6-8) is kind of thrown together. There are regular appeals for donations above tuition although the school is on firm financial footing.
... Read more There are no extra-curricular activities for high school other than a small choir. Read less
Posted by a parent on 09/29/05
I have been nothing but impressed with the level of education that my children have received at SRCA. The administration is actively involved in each classroom and the teaching staff goes above and beyond to help the children succeed. They genuinely care about their students. Their academic program is
... Read more advanced, but not overwhelming to the new student. These teachers are not willing to let a child 'get by', they want them to excel. They will work with the student to find their strengths and needs. It has been my experience that the teachers keep a very open line of communication with the parents. I have never been 'surprised' when report cards were brought home, as the teachers have always kept me abreast of my child's progress. I would not hesitate to recommend this school to parents who want the highest level of academics possible for their child. Read less
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Milton schools — Santa Rosa Christian School is located at 6361 Chestnut St, Milton FL 32570. 6361 Chestnut St is in the 32570 ZIP code in Milton, FL Santa Rosa Christian School is a Private school that serves grade levels 2 - 12.
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