Victory Baptist School

My child has attended Bay Creek all three years of middle school and I honestly can’t tell you what he has learned but hey. There has been times when I have spoken directly to the teacher about my child for that teacher to tell another teacher and my child be gained up on! Very unprofessional! The school seems to run like a prison! They have “steps” before ISS and out of school suspension however, you can earn a step by dropping food on the floor and not picking it up! A student was suspended for laughing to loud in the BATHROOM! Not only is this school for seemingly kids who need correction they had no 8th grade dance nor an 8th grade graduation for 23-24 school year! A memory that my child will never have frommiddle school. I have a kindergartener and I am looking else where for his middle school education if Bay Creek doesn’t change don’t get me wrong I appreciate the boundaries but it seems a little much in some circumstances

I am very concerned about the culture and professionalism at this school. In my family’s experience, there have been repeated issues that raise serious questions about ethics, equity, and respect for students and families.My child has shared multiple concerns about staff asking probing, inappropriate questions about her personal life that go beyond what is relevant for school. She has also perceived comments and interactions that feel racially biased and insensitive. When I brought these concerns to school administration, I did not feel they were taken seriously or addressed in a transparent, solutions-focused way.As a parent, I expect a safe, respectful, and culturally responsive environment where students are treated with dignity and staff maintain clear professional and ethical boundaries. Unfortunately, that has not been our experience here so far. I am requesting that the school and district carefully review these concerns, provide appropriate training and accountability for staff, and take meaningful steps to ensure all students are treated fairly and respectfully, regardless of race or background.

We are incredibly grateful for the time our son spent at Loganville Christian Academy. Transferring mid-year can often be a challenging experience for both students and families, but from the very beginning, the LCA community welcomed him with warmth, professionalism, and genuine care.We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Principal Soto for his leadership and support, as well as to Karen Wages, whose guidance and responsiveness made navigating the academic transition smooth and reassuring. Their willingness to assist, answer questions, and ensure our son stayed on track academically did not go unnoticed and is deeply appreciated.We are also thankful for the coaching staff for their time, effort, and commitment to the students. Being part of a new program mid-season comes with its own set of challenges, but their dedication to the team and overall student development created a valuable experience for our son.Loganville Christian Academy provided a strong environment rooted in structure, faith, and community. We are especially appreciative of how the school supported our son during a critical transition period, both academically and personally.As our family now prepares for the next chapter, we do so with gratitude and respect for the role LCA has played in our son’s journey. We wish the entire Loganville Christian Academy community continued success and many blessings in the years ahead.

I want to make it very clear that my experience with this so-called “school” has been extremely disappointing. Please do not confuse it with Trinity Prep School in Florida—there is absolutely no comparison between the two.After only two weeks, I was told directly that they could not help my child. My child has an IEP through the state, and because the funding was not going to be transferred the way the school wanted, they literally dismissed him and said he could not return. They gave no time for the process to take place, no effort to work with us, and no consideration for my child’s needs.Parents, if you are considering this school, I urge you to think twice. If you knew a bridge was out ahead, you would warn others—that is why I’m sharing my experience. This is a “for profit” organization, and while I understand that business is business, it has become painfully clear that profit comes before children. Do not be misled by the claims that this is a Christian or faith-based environment. In practice, it is anything but.

thank you VBS for teaching and preparing our children spiritually and academically.