Concord

Concord is a wonderful school with a caring staff and great kids.

I have a child with disabilities at this school and it has been like pulling teeth to get help for him. They are not forthcoming about the help that is available and seem to mostly ignore the bullying that takes place. They waited two years to start a 504 plan even after repeatedly being asked to.

This is a really good school... I am very happy with everything I had so far experience at this school... Mrs. Mackison and Mrs. MaCalister are the best of all... This school have a really good program

I love the school. The staff and most of the teachers are very nice and helpful.

-Church based school-Non-certified teachers (mom's from the church) and only one per subject. If you don't get their style of teaching, you've wasted your time. There is no additional help provided. My child comes home crying often due to being humiliated in class by a teacher. The "Headmaster" is spineless and takes no action to address.-Good sports opportunities-Bullying comes from the parents, not the children/students. The amount of judging and gossiping is immeasurable, especially from the parents that are associated with the church.-Homework is piled on purposefully to give the impression it's an academically challenging school. However, given the quality of teachers, its merely a smokescreen.-Constantly haggling about giving more money- We attend only because this is the least of the 2 evils between here and Public school and the kids have friends there. Anderson has no other good private options.

I have attended this school since I was two years old and wouldn’t have it any other way. The small classroom sizes force students to learn how to interact effectively with others in an interpersonal environment, which is something you can’t get at a large public school.

Unqualified teachers are routinely hired. Some longstanding teachers are qualified, but only a few remain. Turnover rates of both families and teachers are high. The administrator routinely makes promises and does not follow through, and attempts to hide issues at the school. Straight answers will not be given to valid concerns like school safety and teacher qualifications. Leadership is lacking. Kids are taught by example that integrity and honesty are not important. The school is not what it once was.