Thelma Crenshaw Elementary School

I am very impressed with the administration and teaching staff of Alberta Smith Elementary. I have a special needs grandson who, although certified Mensa, has a difficult time focusing on the task at hand in his daily regimen. The Principal, Vice-Principal, and teacher at Alberta Smith went above and beyond what could even be hoped for in acquiring assistance and guidance for my grandson, and this has made a very positive change in his attitude and behavior. Kudos, and much gratitude to them!

We've had a very positive experience at Providence Elementary. The teachers seem to really care about their students. My son has excelled both socially and academically and enjoys attending.

My kid was bullied throughout the year and the school tries to hide the kids. Most of the kids are either related to teachers or former employees of banner. Numerous meeting and complaints no change or action ever taken. Teachers are not helpful at all if your kid doesn't understand some concept they would not explain again. When I tried to pull my kids out they took extreme actions against our family because I had filed petition with board of directors.

We couldn’t be more grateful to have found Guardian Christian Academy. The school has truly helped our children grow in both faith and character.Academically, the curriculum is rigorous and focuses on building strong critical-thinking skills. Every 12th grader is required to complete a Senior Thesis Project. It’s a year-long project that helps students graduate with the ability to research, write, and communicate confidently at the college level. They also have a special on-campus partnership with Mount Vernon Nazarene University and GCA offers two free college classes to their Juniors and Seniors each year.We did a lot of research before applying, and one of the things that really set GCA apart from the other schools in our area was its facilities. The school has a STEM room, technology lab, huge gym, well-equipped theater, and multiple outdoor spaces. This has translated into our children having more athletic and elective options available on campus, which also means less driving around in the evenings for us.