D.C. Reeves Elementary School

Horrible, Nightmare, child abusers as teachers! Beware!

This school is wonderful. Rules are strict and they run a tight ship, but this environment builds character. I've had only minor complaints throughout the years. Contrary to some other reviews, this school does what it can to deal with bullying. We've seen bullies come and go. However, if you are the type of parent who will never believe that your child may be capable of doing something wrong at school, you may not agree with the discipline policy. Administration is very receptive to parental concerns. Homework can be heavy at times, but administration does work hard to make it balance. The reading goals are not too hard to achieve if you are willing to exert some form of effort. Parental involvement is almost essential here, so if you are a total hands off parent, this may not work for you. If you are looking for a school that has a community-type feel that provides a Christ-centered education, this is perfect.

I have been a parent (continually) at Harvest Christian academy since Fall of 1995. I have graduated two children from Harvest and will graduate my last child this coming school year (2011-2012). My two HCA graduates are now juniors, one in college and one in high school. Over the last 16 years I have liked and disliked some things at Harvest school but the most important element of HCA, that hasn't changed, is the Christian principles and standards that all students are required to uphold. This school is a Bible based school that teaches core subjects: math, english/reading/literature, history, science, and physical education. THE TEACHERS at HCA are all Louisiana certified. The administration has worked amicably over the years each time I had a parental concern for my child. This past school year Harvest church blessed the school by completing the gymnasium. Thanks to Harvest church our basketball teams had a place on campus to practice! I am sad this is my families' last year at HCA. A GREAT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL!

This school has made a lasting impression on my now teenage son. He attended the school until he graduated from kindergarten. It was such a nurturing environment. His love of literature and math, inspired there, has lead to him to become at ease with any subject requiring these skills. He also continues to have a great aptitude for foreign languages. -Mrs. Haynes