Putnam County Exceptional Education

The best school in Putnam County. All of the staff are great. Parents teacher communication is great. They'll answer any questions you have. The whole staff at RCA are great with the kids and communication with the parents about any issues that may come up. Good or bad. My kids love RCA and so do me and my husband. My kids will never go to another school. I wish it went all the way to 12th. When our kids graduate 6th grade at RCA they'll be home schooled. No school like RCA and all their staff.

After going to this school for 2+ years, i have never regretted going to a school more. As a Christian school i expected more respect, love, and caring for their students. I also expected the teaching of the Christian belief to be more sutble, but no, that was not the case. I felt very forced to increase my level with being a Christian. The Administration is very rude, and do not know how to keep their hands off of their students. The assistant principal gave me bruises up and down my thighs checking my jeans "to see if they were too tight on my legs". She would also target young ladies with bigger sized legs, and make them change into pants that are 4 SIZES too big or give them detention until they got jeans or pants, which many could not either afford, or have the avaliablity to buy them. Peniel Bapitst Academy was not the school they claim they are.

I am only giving a star rating of average because I have never attended or had a child attend this school. I took my son here to be tested for pre-k and he did well, but I later decided there was no reason for him to attend. We would have had to say that he was speech impaired in order for him to attend. I love schools but my son does not have a disability and should not be required to in order to attend school. Pre-k 3 should be free or not offered. And yes it is Amazing that this school exist because special needs kids or awesome and they deserve the right to go to school and have school be fun and safe for them. I love kids please continue to protect them.