NorthPointe Christian Middle/ High School

It is the best school I have ever been to. The students care about each other and they are good at sports.

On Nov. 24, 2014, Northpointe's Superintendent sent out an email to parents encouraging them to "leave positive reviews" on this site. Is that ethical? Whether you say "yes" or "no" to that question, you have a right to know this as you read these reviews. We are at Northpointe, but we have reservations. If you are considering sending your kids here, you should know that Northpointe is a very, very conservative school community. If you / your family do not fit that description, your welcome might remain tepid. Our process in coming here was prayerful, and we remain in prayer about it as our reservations accumulate. It hasn't been the wonderful place we had hoped it would be.

Our family has been very happy since we have transferred to Northpointe. The teachers, staff, and kids foster a truly Christian spirit of love and inclusiveness that we had not experienced before in another Christian school. The kindness of the teachers and inclusiveness of the kids is the greatest treasure of Northpointe, but we have also found the academics to be exceptional as well.

My child attends NorthPointe Christian Elementary and she could not be more pleased with her teachers, staff and friends. She is excited about coming to school and the staff at NorthPointe encourage this sentiment and keep the momentum going. As a parent, it is always a pleasure to see this passion for learning at a young age. The school also does a fantastic job of keeping parents informed of upcoming/ongoing events. They have helped facilitate a smooth transition from my child's experience with daycare/preschool to an elementary school environment. I could not ask for a more friendly, welcoming and nurturing institution.

Northpointe is a great school and balances good academics with a passion to see kids grow in their knowledge of God and who He made them to be. I've been impressed with the teachers and their desire to see kids absorb information while they develop into young adults.