I went to the Academy for one year my Freshman year and I loved it. I did a lot better than I have done in any other school. I have several learning disabilities (ADHD, dyslexia) and was still able to make A's and B's, thanks to after school study hall's and tutorials that they hold for students who
... Read more are struggling in their classes. I found this school to be a lot more FUN than any other schools I've been to. They have a lot of activities for students such as dances, contests, fun days, six flags trips, camping trips, etc. I was involved in the choir program and it is so well structured and the teachers are awesome! We got to go to TAPPS regional and state competitions and that was so exciting. I was a cheerleader and I played softball and basketball and the coaches are really great and encouraging. Read less
Posted by a student on 03/12/08
I attended the academy all seven years, and it had it s ups and downs, The teachers are outstanding, incredibly attentive to students needs. The faculty and staff strive to see everyone succeed. With great advanced classes, I took every AP and college-credit course, and had my freshman year out of
... Read more the way before graduating high school. The Academy prepared me for college, and I graduated Baylor University in three years. I found that many of my college courses were easier than the Academy s! The extra curricular opportunities are amazing. I participated in theater, music, art, athletics, and volunteer work, and even took a trip to Paris over spring break my senior year. I got the chance to meet many foreign students, my best friend was from Hong Kong. I feel the Academy offers so much for those who really want to receive it and helps to see those who don t succeed. Read less
Posted by a student on 10/29/07
Academics OK But if transferring in from public school curriculum does not seem to follow. Students not closely followed by any one person. Structured environment but no individual care.
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Posted by a parent on 05/19/07
Small classes, attentive teachers, but watered down curriculum.
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Posted by a parent on 10/19/05
Excellent learning environment whether you have an honors student or a student that learns a bit differently. A great school for building self-esteem, learning responsibility, and being ready for college the first day you arrive in the dorm. Teachers and administrators really know the students and how
... Read more they learn. Students are always busy and school spirit is cool here. Dorm life can be trying at times but they have made some good improvements with the dorm parents. This year dorm is still military and next year it will not be so it will be interesting to see the changes. We will begin our fifth year. Read less
Posted by a parent on 04/30/04
Exceptional teachers and academic program; however, the boarding program is poorly structured and managed.
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Posted by a parent on 04/15/04
Small classes. Very structured, yet caring. Zero drug tolerance. Excellent communication with parents (teachers will email you daily on request. Innovative programs to help those who need additional or different techniques. My son says, 'they don't let you fail.' Teachers work with students until
... Read more they learn the material. Homework is checked daily; if not turned in, students go to homework makeup session after school. If average is below 75, they attend after school and Saturday tutorials. I am very pleased. Special education students are accepted, depending on disability. Read less
Posted by a parent on 10/26/03
Small classes. Very structured, yet caring. Zero drug tolerance. Excellent communication with parents (teachers will email you daily on request. Innovative programs to help those who need additional or different techniques. My son says, 'they don't let you fail.' Teachers work with students until
... Read more they learn the material. Homework is checked daily; if not turned in, students go to homework makeup session after school. If average is below 75, they attend after school and Saturday tutorials. I am very pleased. Special education students are accepted, depending on disability. Read less
Posted by a parent on 10/26/03
Unsafe and poor leadership quality. This school puts out an image that only helps some.
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San Marcos schools — San Marcos Baptist Academy is located at 2801 Ranch Road 12, San Marcos TX 78666. 2801 Ranch Road 12 is in the 78666 ZIP code in San Marcos, TX San Marcos Baptist Academy is a Private school that serves grade levels 7 - 12.
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