Trinity Christian Academy

I previously gave this school a good review but i must speak out about how the quality of the school has been in a steady decline. My child has been here for her whole elementary school years and is now in her last year (5th grade). The teachers used to be so involved with the parents, they were caring and communicated with both students and parents to make sure the kids were not missing a beat. But the past couple of years there has been a slow but steady decline in the quality of the communication, the staff and of the education in general. There are still some wonderful teachers there, however I believe the leadership (principal and vice principal who don't seem to take the parents' concerns seriously or hold our children's education to any type of standard) has a lot to do with it. If this is to be your school, just remain involved (as parents should anyway), and make sure that your children aren't silently struggling or falling behind with the curriculum.

My children attended this school; it's very good, and they can improve a lot more. I know education has changed a lot; they need to implement more aggressive teaching programs. And implementing uniforms as clothing is a very good alternative that helps with uniformity.

This school has been extremely disappointing. My child has a speech delay, yet the school has failed to provide speech services, claiming they are understaffed. That is not an acceptable excuse.Communication is virtually nonexistent. Reaching a teacher is nearly impossible despite repeated calls and emails.On top of this, my daughter has been bullied by a male student. I have reported this multiple times, and no action has been taken.I am beyond frustrated. The lack of services, poor communication, and failure to protect my child show a serious lack of accountability and care.

Overall, Cedar Creek offers a lovely and nurturing school environment. The teachers are incredibly pleasant, kind, and truly dedicated to the students. My children consistently have positive experiences here and adore their teachers, especially Ms. Grossi, Ms. Pugh, and Ms. Frazer who show genuine care and love for them.The children at the school are equally caring, which creates a healthy, welcoming atmosphere. My kids even want to stay longer at school, which says a lot about how much they enjoy being there!While I do have concerns about safety, I understand improvements are in progress. It’s a sacrifice I’m willing to make because of the exceptional care and Christian values the staff instills in the students. Christ is placed at the forefront of everything they do, and the strong values they teach are truly admirable.I sincerely hope the safety issue is resolved soon, but overall, it has been a wonderful journey. The teachers and staff at Cedar Creek deserve all the praise for the amazing work they do.

I've been going to OPCA for a while now. I can say some of the other reviews are not true. Old Plank is a good school overall and includes learning about the Bible a lot. The only problems I really have are the teachers not wanting to teach. One of them plays videos on the screen instead of teaching the class. The only reason he is a teacher is because the other one left. The substitutes are sometimes people that are still in college and don't even have a degree. They aren't fit at ALL. The Chorus teacher doesn't know how to sing and doesn't teach at all. Other than that, I've had a wonderful time at OPCA. Everyone was welcoming and nice to me. All the teachers are kind and I have someone nice to talk to. OPCA has your back and they show a Christ-Like testimony. I was getting bullied but now that I've opened up, the bullying has lessened. I love Old Plank and recommend it to your student. As a person that currently goes there, I can say it's a safe and friendly environment!

My sons attended the lower and upper school . The teachers really care and love the students . The curriculum is challenging and Mrs. Johnson is a great principal ! Students have the opportunity to succeed if they work hard and want to succeed . Dual enrollment; advance classes and Florida Virtual all available . Well rounded ; small classes ; no bullying ; character building ; the downside is you sometimes get students who parents want them there and not the child or student who can not handle the work load because they are coming from a school where they performed poorly as a result they can be disruptive because they are failing. Good school if you want your child to know the Bible ; study hard; loved by teachers who really care; The pay off: PHCA have graduates who attended:UCF; Naval Academy; Notra Dame; UF; Seton Hall; don’t know why they don’t let people know they produce quality graduates .