Benoist Farms Elementary School

My kids had an amazing end of the year. So glad we are an A school! Thank you to the administration team and teachers for working with the passion my kids deserve. Best of luck next year and looking forward for the new building

C grade school and current management is not good.

I not recommend school lack of emtional support, a student has good grade and attendanceas aswell, respectful to teacher and administrators. Her desire was to be safety patrol she wants to be good rolemodle to other students but student wasn't cualified due to the disagreement of the principle she act unprofessional to the student who was crying but the administration was crying as well that everything its okay and knows the true colors of the student. I told student the most important is passing your grades and not worried about the safety patrol belt that student will always be successful in the future.

I’m very disappointed with our experience. I would not recommend this school, especially if you are not part of a wealthy background. It often feels like they prioritize money above everything else.There are constant additional fees and payments required, and it becomes overwhelming. The school also puts a lot of pressure on young children with excessive testing just to move on to elementary levels.What concerns me most is how they handle students who may need extra support. Instead of working with the child in the classroom, parents are pushed toward paying for outside services like OT. If you don’t agree, it feels like your child may be labeled unfairly or treated differently.It’s sad to say, but the environment does not feel inclusive or supportive. The focus seems to be more on financial gain than on the well-being and development of the children.

As a longtime parent at The King’s Academy, I write this review with a heavy heart. While the school’s campus is beautiful and well-funded, families should be aware that students who struggle—academically or emotionally—often receive little support and are treated with discouragement rather than compassion.We paid thousands for a “Learning Strategies” program that provided no meaningful help and instead instilled fear and anxiety in our child. Students with learning differences, including autism, face rigid behavior contracts and a punitive environment. Despite reaching out for help multiple times, including to the head of school, we were ignored and ultimately received a cold letter withdrawing our student without warning.TKA frequently speaks the name of Jesus, but our experience did not reflect a Christ-centered culture. If your child doesn’t fit their narrow mold, be prepared for disappointment. I hope the administration reconsiders its approach and begins to truly support all students, not just those who fit a perfect image.