Clearview Hills

If you’re looking to be part of a school community - this is the place to be. There are so many opportunities for family involvement and it shows in the classroom. The teaching staff is amazing. My children (each very different from the others) have always been excited to go to school and learn new things because the teachers capture the kids’ desire to gain knowledge. The campus is new and dynamic- there is a school bus built into the library and the art class room features a glass garage door to open the space. We love Cherokee!

I love this school. It has been a tremendous blessing in our Children’s lives. Our kids have always begged to go back since the first day they started. It’s a supportive, loving environment!

Amazing connection between teachers and students. Students are nurtured and allowed to thrive. Also, Tesseract just hired a new HOS for 2016-2017 and he is fantastic. Will be a terrific asset to the parents, teachers, students and community!

This school is full of elitist snobs. They are unwelcoming, unsupportive and completely disengaged from the needs of family and their community

It has taken me years to write this review because I still can't believe how poorly this religious-based school treated my four-year-old child. He attended Christ Church from the 2s class through Pre-K. His teacher in pre-k was just terrible. She would isolate my child because he was "too messy" when he ate his snack. He had to sit at a table alone while he ate and clean up the crumbs on his hands and knees to show penance for making a mess. I am not making this up. When we complained to head of school, they hired a psychologist to shadow my son. She informed us that my son was not suited for the school and "would need lifelong care" but she couldn't write an opinion unless we paid her several thousand dollars for "a full workup." When we tried to place our son in another private preschool (All Saints) he was rejected because the Christ Church reference indicated that he had special needs. This was several years ago. We took him to public school instead. My son is now in middle school. He is profoundly gifted. He's at the top of his class, well rounded, and excelling. Christ Church administration was a joke. They were so far off base with my son that it is actually shocking that they are educators. The only blessing is that we discovered how bad it was before we spent more money there.