Fairplains Elementary School

It was outstanding and really helps children promote growth, learning and the social skills they need as they grow as individuals.

Jefferson elementry school is a great school they look out for our children and take pride in their achievments both my children love going to school and the teachers do a great job its unbelievable what my 2nd grader and 5th grader have learned

It's a good school. After school pick up for students seem a little stressful for teachers tho.

I’ve been a part of North Christian School for four years, and am proud of the top-notch Christian education the school provides. The staff and teachers are positive role models of Christ for students, students are held to high academic standards, and the school continually tests at higher than the state average in all academic subjects, making the students one of the highest ranked nationally academically.

After a recent switch from public school to PCES it has been a refreshing new environment for our family. Our kids have embraced the change and are thriving. As a family we have been welcomed for who we are and included in everything. We love the faith based education beginning at the start of their day as an entire student body, regular religion class, prayers before and after lunch and end of the day prayers. In a few short months we have seen their faith strengthen and their knowledge grow tremendously. The robotics club was a unique and fun new club they joined. Wearing uniforms has simplified our morning routine and we all love it. There is high parent involvement with many different opportunities available to be apart of. The positive of that is it brings families and kids closer uniting the school community. The kids learn cursive starting in 2nd grade which is a missed opportunity is most schools these days. The academics can be somewhat individually tailored to where each student is at because of the small class sizes which is a huge benefit. Please consider PCES when making a school choice. You won't be disappointed.