Drake Forest

My youngest son's teacher isn't even in class dojo. The teacher went into his backpack and took his phone which against the law. An sro had to they also have fights everyday

My son was enrolled in this school since 2023, he started from the pre-school, we have good experience in this school.

I have been so blessed to have my children there. They have grown so much academically and actually enjoy going to school everyday! Highly recommend!

My granddaughter goes to the lower school at Grace Baptist Academy, and it has been a wonderful school to support her academics, her social emotional needs, and her Christian foundational learning.She has been able to do many activities as a part of her school day including being on the cross-country team, the track team, and the volleyball team. In addition, she has participated in spelling bees that have access to national competitions and math, science and social studies. She has taken voice and piano lessons as a part of her school day, which has been convenient for her family.Her teachers have shown such compassion and are highly qualified with teacher methods and academically training students to be successful.The staff at the school, including the Director schools, the principal, the vice principal have shown true compassion to families and care and deep concern for the welfare of their students.We have had a wonderful experience a Grace Baptist Academy and would highly recommend the school to anyone.

We saw issues with teachers not able to teach the classes they are in. We ended up getting a tutor for one class who coincidentally graduated from Boyd. We did not have any administrators or teachers show up to sports. We also saw staff lie about students and when confronted, play the victim game. I believe in absolute truth as a Christian but this school believes in whatever makes itself look good. We didn’t see any of this at first but after a few years it was very clear.

We had a highly disappointing experience at St. Nicholas. During our son's brief time there, we received nothing but negative feedback. He entered the Pre-K 3 program late in the school year, and after only seven weeks, the school insisted he repeat Pre-K 3. We knew this was inappropriate for his development and advocated for him to move up to Pre-K 4, but the school gave us a rigid ultimatum: keep him back or leave.We chose to leave, and it was the best decision we could have made. Immediately after withdrawing, he thrived at a summer camp with zero behavioral issues. He is now attending a public Pre-K program where he has had a "great day" every single day, according to his new teachers. Our experience proved that the staff at St. Nicholas misjudged our son's potential and lacked the flexibility to support a child's transition. We are incredibly glad we trusted our instincts, advocated for our child, and moved on to an environment that actually helps children succeed.