Holmes Middle School

it’s an okay school. im not sure if i feel the safest, though. if youre a public schooler, say in like elementary, and come here when you get into middle school, there is unfortunately going to be some pressure put on you. and some of the kids are going to be rude, and sometimes the teachers ignore it. personally, i will be sending my kids to a public school, because my experience here is not so good. i dont have a problem with the teachers, though, i think they are okay. i just dont agree with how they think mental illness is a hoax. or how we are in the same classes every year with the same kids. there are some scary scenarios here and there, but everyone has been safe. all im gonna say is, be safe, be yourself, stick up for yourself no matter what, and be kind.

I sent my Dsughter here 38 yrs ago and now both of her children go there .Well one does now anyway .My Grandson has ADHD and was just diagnosed this past summer .There is no extra help at this school !There is a special someone that works with him In school and she has helped him so much . The school does not have a child’s well being at heart.He is on Medication and is doing much better ! His grades have gone way up but he was “ accused “ of doing something that He did not do! He was suspended for two days .He is 7 yrs old and he is a Gem . My Daughter and son in law were just informed today that they no longer want him there ..One day before he was to go back to school after winter break! How do you kick out a 7 yr old from a Christian school ? He loves his school and his friends .He also loves Jesus ! Don’t bring your child here if they aren’t Perfect little humans

We switched to NCS from public school during covid, with plans to just stay a year. My kids have loved it so much we’ve continued to send them. I love that they learn about their faith, have a strong academic curriculum, and that they learn how to deal with all the social issues that happen in school with guidance from staff. The character building is something I’ve never seen at a public school. Highly recommend this school!

We love Branch Line School! We have been here for 4 years now with my 2 daughters who attend. Both of my daughters have thrived in the small school environment here. Class sizes are small and it is project based which offers lots of hands on opportunities. Focus is placed on learning and meeting each child where they are. Instruction is usually done in small groups so teachers can teach to each child’s ability level. Our girls have done so well here and have made so much progress academically. The teachers and aides are very kind and actually care about the kids. Every day as we walk in, my daughters are greeted by name as the walk in the building by teachers and staff; some they have not even had for class yet. The small school environment has allowed us to make friendships and connections with other families here. My two girls actually enjoy going to school which is huge! The new building next year will be fantastic and we are excited. Highly recommend this school!