Bridgeway Preparatory Academy

We have loved our Mitchell Community, which is a caring, engaging and loving group of teachers, parents and the larger community. This Great Schools data is a little outdated. We are seeing academic growth for our scholars and lots of opportunities for the kids to participate in development opportunities with arts. The PTA is amazing and does so much to help create fun events and memories for our students. I know it just isn’t the same at other schools so I’m thankful to be part of this community.

i love the color of the school from Ayden wilson

Dr. Badillo only cares about herself and is very rude. She think she’s right about everything. I would not recommend this school if she is principal.

The teacher really know their students and provide help for student progress

This year has been the worst experience. My child started 3rd grade with 3 teachers. One for home room and math, one for science and social studies and one for reading and language arts. The science and social studies teacher was taken from 3rd grade and moved to 5th. This left the 3rd graders with no one teaching them these subjects. After receiving several progress reports and a report card with missing grades, I reached out to his hometown teacher several times. There was no response or communication. I then reached out to his reading teacher only to find out his homework teacher/math teacher has resigned. Now he is left with just the reading and language arts teacher. There was no proper communication. My son still has missing grades but yet he is expected to take these tests and pass. This is not setting my child up for success. This is a set up for failure. It’s extremely frustrating. I will move to avoid him having to attend this school next year.

As an alumnus of the school, i regularly tell people that Prince of Peace was the best thing that ever happened to me. While I only attended a few years, I made some of my best friends in life at this school. All these years later I still talk to many of my high school friends regularly. In hindsight, the academics were challenging and helped prepare me for college. When I went on to my undergrad studies, I felt more prepared for college than my peers. With a smaller school like Prince of Peace, it enables students to be involved in multiple extra-curricular things, unlike a large public school. Overall, I loved my time there and if I ever have a family of my own, I would send my kids here.