Space Center Intermediate

This is an amazing school. They have over 20 clubs for students to be a part of outside of the school day. They have recently added a STEM lab and Maker Space for students to explore beyond the curriculum and students have an option of choosing projects they would like to do to learn more about something they are interested in. Teachers are great with students and the administrators are very supportive too. Great community school!

I have two kids in the Spanish two way immersion program and have been astounded at how quickly they have become Spanish speakers. All the teachers and staff have been beyond wonderful and do an amazing job of creating a safe and fun environment for kids to learn. My family is so grateful for this school!

My son was in special education from kinder and 1st there in general classroom setting. Putting him in this school was such a horrible experience. I couldn't move him to a school out of zone unless the other school approved and since my son is not average, of course no other school wanted to take him. We were stuck here until I finally had to move homes to get him in a different zone. The people in charge here might act nice to your face but anytime I brought up a problem the principal and assistant principal would get rude and get an attitude. They were not following recommendations of my son's IEP which is sad. They complain about the problems but then don't want to follow the recommendations from his evaluation of things he needed to help him succeed in school. They would lock him up in a room in the office sometimes for hours. All the parents were invited for Thanksgiving lunch, when I got there my son was not with his class, it took me a while to find out he was sitting in a separate desk by himself facing the wall during Thanksgiving lunch and the reason for him being there was ridiculous. They would make him eat lunch in the room in the office by himself, this is a kindergartener. He hated going to school he would cry, it was horrible. He was severely behind and all of his academics. They refuse to think it was a good idea to make a behavior intervention plan even though his behavior was putting them in the office all day and he would not be able to learn like that. Again dealing with the principles was a horrible experience and I am so glad that we are finally in a new school that is actually trying to help him and is catching him up now. If you have an average child this might be an okay school, if your child has any kind of special needs I do not recommend for you to go to the school. Just look at the info it says here on this page and it will show you.

My daughter came in using ARD services for ADHD; The school has been open-minded, compassionate, empathetic, and completely accommodating. We're so thrilled to be with Falcon Pass!

Our child was bullied by their teacher at this school. We did not know such a thing could happen in a Christian school, but at this one it does. This teacher not only bullied our child, she allowed their classmates to participate, and often tried to pull in fellow teachers to excuse her behavior. Thank God there are honest teachers out there who wouldn't corroborate her lies. This is, essentially, how we found out. When we went to the ECEC Director, Callie Edwards, and the Principal (or Headmaster, as he prefers to be titled), Chris Yates, we were met with a coldness we had never experienced before. We promptly removed our child from that school. If you are a parent who wants your child to feel loved and cared for, then DO NOT send them to WCA. We have met some really good teachers, but it only takes a few to spoil the bunch, especially where something as serious as teacher-bullying occurs. Only send your child here if you plan on working here, because then your child will become a "favorite" and are treated well. If you do not work here, and your child attends here, be careful, and trust your gut. If something doesn't feel right, then it probably isn't. Check on your child as often as you can so you can see how they are really treated after drop-off, when the charade is over. If you have not already enrolled your child here, then run for the hills. Find a school where they will be treated as you'd expect in a Christian school. This is NOT that school. Good luck and God bless.

My child was bullied for an entire year with no contact from the school to any parents. It was known there were issues with the child who was bullying but the approach was "keep issues handled in the classroom." A culture of silence is created due to poor communication and transparency. The elementary educator is simultaneously the administrator of the school and the Board consists of her husband and father. There is not adequate staffing to support the needs of the educators. No front desk receptionist in the morning unless classroom assistants were pulled from their post to answer phones. Parents are not notified of major changes i.e. staff changes and assistants not working full time or lack of consistent presence of assistants in the classroom. There are also parents (not on staff) who come in to fill the gaps here and there and there is never any communication about who is in the classroom, when and why. Both my children came home one day alarmed and shared that they saw a boy in the classroom inappropriately touching another child. When I let the school know, the elementary directress told me that she told my son "what you see is not always what is" and that she would not be contacting parents. My child also came home with severe bruising on his leg and shared that a boy in anger kicked him on the playground. I contacted the school and the elementary educator/ administrator informed me that she forgot to tell me.My children were also allowed to get in the car with someone I had not authorized for pickup. I forgot to let the school know that day. They never contacted me to check, they just let my kids get in the car with another parent's father. I also had no real way of measuring their progress in the elementary class. The educator would tell me that is "all in her head".

This school is phenomenal. The small family-like environment lends itself to meaningful learning. Teachers and staff genuinely care for student well being. The school has adopted a wonderful initiative working towards diversity and inclusion. The small class ratios and teacher flexibility are almost unheard of in any school setting, making it great for students who have various learning difficulties. One of my kids is neurodiverse and I cannot imagine going anywhere else. I'm proud to say my children attend St. Thomas.