Beaver Acres Elementary School

Here is a quote from my daughter, a student who has attended AHP for 3 years: "This the best school ever and I love going here and I make a lot of friends." We've had a great experience at AHP despite the low score. As a former public school counselor, you can't pay too much attention to these scores really, at least not the low ones.

its cool and pretty nice if your kid has trouble making friends don't go here

This is our family's first year at Life. We came from a different private Christian school in the metro area and were looking for something a bit smaller and for teachers who truly were passionate about what they do and who care about the kids. LCS has been all of that and more. Our kids love coming to school (we have an elementary and a junior high student) and the projects they do are teaching them real life skills. I love seeing the joy teachers have and each student is truly known. They have a new set of curriculum this year for language arts and math in the elementary that has been great for my little one.

Wonderful ! I loved sending my child to this school and the director is A+

If you enjoy a very strict brand of Christianity that believes God is fearful and intolerant, this is your school. However, if you follow the learning of Jesus's love and understanding towards "all" people, please be led to a better learning environment. As of just last year, the teachers and leaders were much more welcoming to others and seemingly more kind to the children as well. Bullying (such as repeated notes to die and cruel birthday wishes) were merely brushed off by the staff. There are so many toxic examples from the staff and children from the middle school in particular. As an awarded educator of both private and public schools, it is disheartening to see this kind of education existing today. "Love is patient, love is kind" truly exists outside of this space.

Extremely disappointed with the administration at Faith Bible Christian School. Despite claiming to uphold Christian values, they failed to follow their own handbook policies around discipline, student support, and safety. We witnessed racial discrimination, unfair targeting, and inconsistent disciplinary actions—students of color were treated more harshly than their peers. Even more disturbing, multiple reports of sexual harassment by parents and students were ignored or dismissed. Families who raised concerns faced retaliation instead of support. This is not a safe, equitable, or accountable environment. Until leadership takes responsibility and prioritizes student well-being, they will continue to fail the community they claim to serve.