IMG Academy

My Grandson is thriving at this school only problem was with the teacher switch, constant contact by his teacher keeps us informed on his progress and any problems he may of had that we could work on at home, this school has a lot of diversity, Kudos to the teachers and staff that bravely show up everyday during a epidemic to not only teach our children but keep them safe, wash their hands, disinfect work areas make sure they keep their masks on Etc;

BCS is no longer the quaint private school it once was. A year or two ago, they hired new administration, board members and now principals, which has turned this quaint private school into a public functioning school. This has become very disappointing to most all parents, staff and kids. BCS now requires security checks which includes dog sniffing backpacks, lockers & constant drills. If you receive any type of funding or grants towards their almost $20k annual tuition, BCS will target those families either by stating you do not participate enough in church and/or your child's absences is an issue so they can terminate enrollment. Personally, I've dealt with both accusations this past year, even though my child has been attending BCS over 5 years. We've never had so many problems and issues with BCS before until their new hires joined. I truly hope and pray this new administration & members change back to how BCS once was. If not, I'm seriously considering homeschooling.

I am a current student at this school and have been for about 3 years. As a senior, I cannot say how excited I am to leave. This school should take the word "Christian" out of its name. The students that go here are very rude, hostile, and overall discriminatory against anyone who doesn't fit their standards. People get bullied out of this school all the time and it's horrible to see them experience "Christianity" this way. Most of the kids at this school don't take anything seriously. Kids carry drugs around the school and the principal doesn't care. I have seen drugs be thrown across the Chapel when we're supposed to be learning about God. This school also teaches that Jesus "breaks your legs," if you keep falling into sin which is just traumatizing to picture. This school also has a very expensive tuition, just to be taught the same things at a public school and be around the same kids, which I'd say are even worse than a public school. Overall, I would not and could not recommend this school to anyone trying to help their child grow morally and spiritually.