Northdale

I have had multiple experiences with many children going to University avenue. Many different years. My daughter was not helped with dyslexia and they even mocked me for trying to get her help. Luckily I found a tutor that we paid for out of pocket and she was able to read 2 months later after they kept doing interventions and none of them helped her. They also never allowed her in the talent contest for 5 years she tried out. She is bi racial and I never thought it was because of that until years later my grandson attended there and they kept sending him home they even made him go to Compass learning center in kindergarten and they said he was too young for that. He was being disciplined. They picked on him until they finally sent him to Morris Bye for a level 3 learning. Immediately there was a better learning situation for him. At Morris Bye they did not even think he needed a level 3 and he is thriving there.They also started picking on my grandson's cousin for behavior issues she is also not white. I would seriously question sending my child here if they are not white. This school treats non white students like criminals.

I went to this school from 3rd-8th grade and the experience was absolutely awful. Do not go here.

Northside has truly been an answer to prayer for our family. We have three children attending Northside, and the small class sizes provide such a wonderful one-on-one learning environment. My husband and I often talk about how much this school has impacted not only our kids’ lives, but ours as well.We’re very involved with the school, and that involvement has made Northside feel more like a family. We have our teachers’ personal phone numbers and can text them when needed, which makes communication so convenient and personal. We’re going into our sixth year at Northside, and my kids have never once dreaded going to school. I think that says so much about the teachers, the relationships they build, and the environment they’ve created.We’re incredibly grateful knowing our children are surrounded by people who love Jesus and genuinely care about them throughout their school day. The financial sacrifice of choosing a private Christian education is a small price to pay for the quality of education, the individual attention, and the Christ-centered environment our children receive at Northside. We truly couldn’t be more grateful to be part of this school community.