Excel Christian Academy

The school was ok when my kids were younger, the teachers were supportive and the classrooms felts safe. Now that they are older we deal with bullying issues constantly and I do not see where the kids are being reprimanded because they continue to bully other kids. The environment feels like the teachers are stressed out and do not want to be there. Now there are a few teachers that are really good at what they do but not enough for me to recommend the school as a whole. Some of the teachers are really rude and do not know how to talk to children in a way that is not demeaning. I do not think this is an isolated issue that is unique to Flat Shoals. The middle schools in Conyers have some of the same issues. I am truly considering an affordable private school option.

I totally agree with the past two comments below, it's crazy I've found these comments online, and my complaints are the exact same! They are totally telling the truth, and so glad our change has come, all I have to say is "parents" please be involved with your child while attending there! So horrible, and I agree to it as the worst!!! Looking at the schools statistics was enough that shocked me! And please know the extra support a child may need while attending this school....search elsewhere because it's not there, and it's sad! Never experienced 90% of the staff so unprofessional working within the school system!

I use to like this school but it's too much bullying from children and not enough consequences behind it. My child can't defend herself physically if she gets hit first is their rule. When she does defend herself everytime she gets in more trouble than the person bullying her. Communication is bad as well except if you have a teacher that agrees with communication is key as well. Their should be more meetings about bullying and make sure parents are aware of what their children are doing at all times.

This school is… alright. It’s not the worst, but it’s definitely not the best either. Some teachers are really nice and actually care about helping students, but others just seem like they don’t want to be there. Some classes are interesting, but a lot of the work feels like busywork rather than actual learning.The environment is a mixed bag. I’ve met some great friends, but there’s definitely drama and cliques, like in any school. Bullying isn’t the worst, but I have seen cases where the school didn’t really do much about it. They say they have strict rules, but it doesn’t always feel like they follow through.As for extracurriculars, there are some good clubs and sports, but not a ton of variety. If you’re into the more popular activities, you’ll be fine, but if you’re looking for something unique, you might be out of luck. The school could definitely invest more in things like arts, music, and tech programs.Overall, it’s an okay school. If you just do your work and find the right group of people, you’ll be fine. But if you’re looking for a school that’s really exciting or different, this might not be the place for you.

At High Achievers Education Center, we are dedicated to providing a nurturing and academically rigorous environment where students can thrive. As an accredited private school, we focus on personalized learning, high standards, and a supportive community for all students, including our neurodivergent learners. Our passionate educators and staff are committed to fostering a love for learning while building strong character and leadership skills. We appreciate the trust our families place in us and strive to create an atmosphere where every student feels valued and empowered. Thank you for being part of the High Achievers family!— Dr. Powell, Founder & Principal