Marine Drive

Our kids have really been thriving here.

We joined Naval Avenue this year with 2 of our kids and have had a great experience. Teachers who are engaged and love what they do, very good at communicating. They have specialists to assist those who need extra help and have worked really hard at bringing the pandemic kids up to the grade level with small work groups and individual instruction. I think it is important to note that parent involvement is crucial to a better school experience, you get out what you put into it. We collaborate with the teachers to work on each of our kids challenges and opportunities and see vast improvement in their academic and social/emotional skills. As soon as a bully issue arose, we spoke with the teacher who not only dealt with the individual student, but also did an entire unit for the class on standby bullying and how it affects people too. I was impressed and learned the bully apologized to my kid and they have been friends since. We were given an opportunity to move our kids and have decided we like where they are and the support from this school has been great.

My son went from loving school to wanting to end his life. Teacher would say he was great to my face then treat him horribly to his face. 9 incidences of bullying and no action taken in 3 months. Finally moved schools when teacher refused to let my son go to the nurse with a ruptured tooth. Absolutely awful. Heard nothing but bad reports from other parents as well. Assistant principal was nice. My sons new school; he is now flourishing.

Principal is GREAT who looks after the kids, including my GRANDSON who graduated this year. May God Bless him.

I went to school there back in 1985. Its was a very good school. I remember sister Amanda was a very nice person. I really enjoyed going to school there.

After two years at this school, my children were doubting their self-worth, intelligence, and Christianity. Our experience was not what I expected from a “Christian” school. We left feeling sad and disappointed, and we are now trying to rebuild the kids confidence in themselves. My one child’s test scores were lower after two years than when he took the entrance exam. The worst part was how my kids were treated by admin and classmates.