Adventure Christian

So thankful for this school! My son had the BEST first grade teacher this year and just flourished under her guidance. His test scores were way higher at the end of the year than the beginning and she took the time to really engage and pour into each student in her class to give them the additional attention they needed to thrive.

I have mixed reviews. But the first several years that we went there I raved about the school. I encouraged other people to look into the school, I love the school, and I will say they have done some amazing things for my family. But after nine years now of being at the school, I’m starting to have a change of heart. The amount of favoritism that comes out of that school for kids of teachers or kids of admin, is off-the-wall. They will sweep anything and everything under the rug. If you need something from the principal or having an issue, good luck ever hearing from anybody. I have placed multiple phone calls about sexual-harassment multiple emails about sexual harassment and I have never heard one thing back from anybody . So sadly after years and years and years of being a part of that school, I can’t recommend them. If you want a child to grow up with self-esteem, that is not the school !!!

Hello! I am a former student and just wanted to share some thoughts. The teachers are ok, but they don't know how to teach at all. It's horrible! The only teacher I thought did a good job at teaching left this past year. I went to this school for 7th and 8th grade and was disappointed. Aside from having to wear a uniform, teachers constantly focus on the wrong things you did instead of the good things you did. The way the "citation" system works is that you can either get a Merit for being good, or a D-merit for being bad. I don't think my teachers gave out a single Merit throughout my entire experience there, but they gave out tons of D-merits. I do not recommend this school in the slightest unless you don't care about education, having to wear a uniform, and like having bad experiences at schools.

This has been a wonderful school for our children for several years (lower elementary). The teachers are very kind and approachable. They actively work with parents to understand children as individuals, even if unique needs arise (we've had a couple). The principal is compassionate, skilled in conflict resolution and genuinely cares about the students. There is an atmosphere of teamwork that is apparent among the staff. The education is well- rounded and, when I had to take my children out for a year due to covid, they were easily able to excel in their grade- level work at home. Adventure is particularly good at teaching phonics and spelling. In non- covid times the enrichment classes and activities are really awesome for my kids.

On the outside, they appear friendly and warm but once you start sending your kids there it’s a different story. I’ve heard about favoritism prior to sending my kid here but wanted to give it a try. Well...indeed there are. If your kid is not part of admin staff or been around for awhile then you will receive poor treatment. There is absolutely NO accountability for bullying behavior. The reason for this is because the principal is related to some of the teachers so she excuses the bullying behavior while the teachers are not well trained with behavioral issues and discipline. My child was bullied for a couple of months and the teachers method is to “separate them,” which teaches the kids nothing! Kids here learn how to bully other kids and to get away with it. There’s no boundaries or good character building. It’s a school that focuses only on academics.