Faith Generation Academy

love itt so much i totally recommend it

we adore this school its small but the staff are great and making the students feel like they are a priority

Excellent school! My daughter started prekindergarten and stayed all the way until she graduated high school with great GPA and she got accepted at UCF and other good universities.Putting my daughter in LPS is the best thing I did to my daughter

Good Shepherd is one of the BEST schools in the area! My Son loved walking in every morning greeted by a warm welcome from all the staff and safety patrol kids! All the teachers in the school are nurturing and loving.. they make learning such a wonderful experience for the kids! Mrs. Heather is one of the greatest Principal we have ever had! And the staff at the school is phenomenal! All so friendly and helpful! The curriculum that Good Shepherd offers is very good one and the teachers cater to each child’s needs… their system of communication is excellent in which they keep the parents informed on what their children’s day to day work/ activities/socialization looks like and pictures are included in the emails .. this of course made my husband and myself feel like we were in the classroom with our son! Good Shepherd is more than just a school it is a community.. we highly recommend joining the Good Shepherd Family! .. you will be giving your child the best education and the most wholesome environment possible!!!!

Horrible administration.My children started the enrollment process with this school, but before the school year began, we had to move out of town. We notified the school the day after they received our children's official records from their previous school and informed them that our children would not be attending for the upcoming school year.The school is now refusing to release those records unless we pay a $500 fee per student. We have three children, so they are demanding $1,500 to release records that did not even originate from their school.I understand that schools may have enrollment policies and fees. However, since the school year has not started, our children have never attended classes there, and we never signed an enrollment contract, these charges seem unreasonable. It feels less like enforcing a policy and more like taking advantage of the situation to collect money.I emailed Director Alexa Ortega and the church administration to explain our situation. The response I received was essentially, "Sorry for your emergency" (even though this was not an emergency, we simply had to relocate), followed by a statement that they could not help us unless we paid the $1,500. They even ended the email by saying, "Hopefully you can keep them enrolled here at the school," despite the fact that I had clearly explained we were moving out of town.Based on this experience, I found the administration to be unhelpful, inflexible, and unwilling to work with families facing unexpected changes. I encourage anyone considering this school to carefully review its enrollment policies before providing student records or beginning the enrollment process.

The school for many years was very well ran and seemed to follow Christ I felt very safe and at ease sending my child here. Recently under the new pastor the environment has changed and with that the school has dropped. The new pastor is a younger man with a teenage daughter and as such is friends with all of the students across social media and texts them at all hours of the day and night both male and female with out regard. The principal nor former pastor seem able or willing to do anything about it. The enrollment seems to be going down and I will also be removing my daughter from this environment.