Countryside Christian School

My child attended this school prior to Covid. The school stated he had done extremely well. I had taken him from public school due to a bad experience. The next year when I went to enroll him , a new director had taken over that had worked in special Ed in his prior school. She immediately informed

This school is a hot mess…. They are trying to salvage it for this coming school year but I don’t have faith. They also will no longer be accepting the MD BOOST program due to the church feeling as though trans kids are “abominations”…. Literally heard it out of a board members mouth.

I would recommend this school as a good transitional school between private and public school education. However, they do not have an up to date curriculum and there is a lot of workbooks and paper pencil tasks. There is also little to no technology so that will be an adjustment going to any other s

Countryside has dedicated teachers and staff who are committed to a quality education in a Christian environment. Costs are kept low to allow everyone the opportunity to afford a private education.

Inadequate pertaining to health of children due to a bed bug infestation during the 2011-2012 School year. They are behind Public School Standards because when my wife and I decided to send her to a public school our little girl failed a Math test administered by the State for placement. We were tol