My children excelled with Bible knowledge, they were left behind in academics. There is a definite lack of leadership. Any child that does not fit into the elementary Pricipal's idea of a typical child is left out. I agree with other parents that feel if your child is 'typical' CCS will probably be
... Read more good for you. My children are happier, and more challenged at public school with a loving Christian atmosphere at home. If you must send your child to a Christian school in the area, I would recommend Eagle's Landing, Strong Rock or Creekside for a good well-rounded Christian education. Read less
Posted by a parent on 08/21/09
Community Christian School has above average academic expectations, I was less than thrilled with the new principal appointed to the elementary level during the 2008-2009 school year. My daughter struggled with the transition to kindergarten after being at CCS since 3K and the support we received from
... Read more the administration was less than acceptable. I found that when children do not fit into the preconceived rolls that CCS has picked for them, they treat them as disciplinary problems. Instead of employing good classroom management techniques, parents are contacted and asked to pick up their child. As an educator myself, I was very unimpressed with the way behavior is managed at the school. I wanted a Christ-centered education for my daughter but found that she was better rounded when attending the public school and being supported by Christian parents at home who accept her for who she is. Read less
Posted by a parent on 05/25/09
The teachers are nice and the academics are good as well. The school has a good Christain education, we learn a lot about Bible stories and Bible verses. The staff is nice to the other students and students are nice to each other. Band and Chorus are good too.
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Posted by a student on 01/22/09
This is an adverage school. The quality of teachers could be better. It's not much different from public schools in the area. Children of the employees are shown favoritism and it's obvious to parents as well as students. Students in the higher grades ususally only stay a year or two. If there were more
... Read more choices in the area they wouldn't have as many students. Read less
Posted by a parent on 12/20/08
I attended their fluffy open house in February 2008, fell for everything that they sold me and I enrolled my 2 year old son in August. From August to November, these people would call me every other day to complain about his behavior, accidents, etc. It got to the point where I didn't know if the call
... Read more was an emergency or not. The teachers give preferential treatment to the students whose parents are employed there, where my child was always singled out as the troublemaker. Even choice words that we do not use at home were picked up at school by my son. Finally I withdrew him because they built up this story that my son was acting out the behavior of my older disabled son. They even went so far as to say my son needed to be 'evaluated'! They painted a picture and basically forced me to withdraw him. Read less
Posted by a parent on 12/09/08
Excellent courses and extracurricular activities. Great A Beka program and class structure. Excellent loving, caring and patient teachers.
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Posted by a parent on 03/03/08
CCS has been a great experience for my child. We had struggled with public schools and a larger Christian school environment for a number of years and have finally found a great place for our daughter to learn. It is a comfort to know that the children are in a safe environment and are being taught
... Read more by competent, caring, and qualified individuals. I thank God for CCS everyday! Read less
Posted by a parent on 02/26/08
I started my child in early PK-2 in the summer as I knew it would be an adjustment. I often picked him up from class with a runny nose, his diaper would be soiled to HEAVY. I called several times but my calls were not returned. After I brought this to Director's attention on 8/21, I still did not receive
... Read more any. I question....If NO COMPASSION OUTSIDE of the classroom, how much compassion is INSIDE the classroom? Read less
Posted by a parent on 08/30/07
Academic programs are very small, these are the only middle/high school academic programs I know of: Spanish, Geometry, and if you want to include Computer. Other classes are selected for you, such as History, Math, Science, Bible, and Literature. However, there is many extracurricular activities,
... Read more but there should be more. Middle school students are forced to join Chorus, Band, or PE, my daughter is not good a PE, and has never had an interest in music, and kids harass he PE. I used to help out at school a lot, but not much anymore. The teachers ask a lot out of room parents. Read less
Posted by a parent on 08/16/07
I cannot speak for the past 3 years at CCS - we removed our children and sent them to public school. My children spent 3 years at CCS in early elementary school. My children are extemely advanced academically and CCS had no plan to keep them challenged. My daughter had taught herself multiplication
... Read more tables in 1st grade, so how do you keep her involved in learning basic addition and subtraction? Any child that does not fit into their idea of a typical child due to academics or behavior is left out. If your child is 'typical' CCS will probably be good for you. My children are happier, better behaved and more challenged at public school. Read less
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Stockbridge schools — Community Christian School is located at 2001 W Jodeco Rd, Stockbridge GA 30281. 2001 W Jodeco Rd is in the 30281 ZIP code in Stockbridge, GA Community Christian School is a Private school that serves grade levels PK - 12.
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