Achieving God's Purpose Preparatory Academy

Most of the teachers are nice and the other teachers get in trouble over the smallest things. but the worst thing is most of the food is never cooked raw and the milk is like a year expired and kids are getting sick and throwing up.

This school is amazing! My son has been coming here for 2 years and my daughter went all 6 years here. We absolutely love this school, administration and the staff. It is a very warm and welcoming place. My son thrives and soaks up every piece of teaching his teacher provides. He comes home wanting to share everything he has learned and experienced. The staff is always happy and engaged in the students. They even attend sporting events played by students on the weekends! The school hosts fun and engaging events throughout the year. You got to check out the Multi Cultural night, wow so much fun! My daughter is in high school and still keeps in touch with some of her teachers. It's a wonderful place to start your child's education!

This school is unsafe, especially recently with a change in admin. The school system is attempting to mitigate excessive discipline to marginalized groups, but this effectively translated to students acting out without consequences for actions. In the case of our experience, we had zero assistance in obtaining protection from an individual. I do not feel this school is truly looking out for all students.

The school is great, teacher provides special accompaniment to the students who need it most. Teacher prioritizes fundamental learning and students are happy. The community is very diverse culturally which is great. Teachers who I’ve interacted with are amazing and care for kids. School is welcoming but feedback that I would provide is the front door staff Kimberly needs more observation as how the lady treats some guardians, specially Hispanic community and better her customer service or client experience skills. Some guardians have mentioned that they are afraid and don’t even want to do early check out for their kids because of the negative atmosphere the front door lady represents.

A lot of comments say that their children were learning at a fast pace compared to public schools and that this school instilled in them a hard work ethic. Our son got his work ethic instilled in him through our family. Collins Hill Christian just tested that in all the wrong ways. When we transferred our son out after 5th grade, he was behind the advanced children at a local public school, and he had to catch up, especially in math. He did well despite the slow speed Collins Hill Christian went at. I cannot help but to regret spending all the money we spent on his tuition here when it could have gone to a college fund to better help him in life. I do commend the Christian education given to our son, but this school’s issues outweigh its few nice features.