Southwind Elementary School

Christ the Rock Christian Academy is now celebrating 20 years of excellence in Christian education! Enrollment is 110, K3 Gr. 8. The school's leadership and staff take a vested interest in every aspect of the child's life: academic, spiritual, emotional, social, and behaviorial. The computer lab and library have been updated. A new reading curriculum, Reading Street , is challenging students to read and think critically and creatively. We have three new staff members for a total of 20 faculty and staff. All students have opportunities to grow, not only in the classroom but in Specialty Classes: Spanish, P.E., Art, Computer, and Library. It is a place where students feel safe, secure, and energized to do their best work. We are thankful for our past accomplishments and look forward to a bright future!

My child has been removed from this school. A new Principal and teachers are needed.

ross is a great school for my kindergarten i would like her to stay at that school until she is out of school the only problem that i do have is the parking when school lets out you can't find a parking space cars will block you in therefore you cannot get out. The school have so much space that is not being used they should try to expand the lot and my only other issue is when it rains it would take 30 min before they let any one out because they are calling each child name one at a time.. But other than that i love this school!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Absolutely wonderful! The teachers actually care about the students. I love all of the tutoring the teachers offer to help the children that are in need to ensure not one child is left behind. My babies absolutely loves this school and so does my husband and I.

My child attended this school for one semester, but I had to transfer her due to their ineffective teaching methods. They would send her home with excessive homework, including three subject study guides, and expect a 7-8-year-old to memorize all the material by Thursday or Friday. I say Thursday because one of the teachers frequently took Fridays off. The study guides were often a full page long, given on Monday, leaving the students only 3-4 days to memorize the material.I even went to the school to ask if their goal was for the children to truly learn and retain knowledge or simply to cram the information to pass a test. Math instruction was also poorly handled—they would move on to a new topic the very next day, without giving students enough time to understand and master the material.If you care about your child’s education, I strongly recommend not sending them to this school.

It's a good school but my problem is there is a 3rd grade ELA teacher by the name of Dominique Malone. She has had problems with a lot of parents, being disrespectful to people and students. Even the school administration has wrote her up. Why is she still teaching there. I just don't understand that.