If you have the resources for ANY other educational opportunities for your children, please choose…read moreit. We've had nothing but problems from the teachers and administration while trying to get a quality education for our special needs child. The majority of teachers didn't want to be bothered with actually teaching and the principal was more interested in keeping us placated long enough to receive the Federal funds allocated to schools for "educating" special needs children. Massive FAIL for his school.

Couldn't be more excited about our kids going to Awtrey. Amazing administration who are diligently…read moreworking to make the middle school experience excellent. I have watched this school transform over the last five years!

I have had nothing but wonderful experiences at the school. My husband and I have our two sons…read morehere, both require special education services. The SSA, has bent over backwards to accommodate our son's needs. The teachers, therapists, nurses, and all the other staff, love the kids and are committed to their holistic welfare, which is important when working with a population that is varied developmentally, medically and socially. The principal is full of energy and life, and takes time to get to know the children. It is a special place with wonderful people!

My 4 Grandchildren attend this wonderful school. The teachers care so much for the children. They…read morelearn leadership, and their academics are outstanding as well as morales. I can't say enough good things about this school. Anyone who attends is truly blessed.

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I personally have been sending my son to foundations for the past year. He goes two days a week and…read morehas progressed consistently from a development standpoint. Ms. Kimmy and Ms. MiMi have really be great - always caring for my son with a passion and being willing to talk to me or my husband about any questions or concerns we have. The Director, Nicole, is very responsive and always willing to connect on anything. They all have made us feel warm and welcome, which goes far for my family.

Inclusive learning environments for children with Autism are not provided. Staff lacks proper…read moreinclusion training.

I spent three years at that school, and over time I built a reputation as the "bad kid." By 8th…read moregrade, I had completely turned things around. I didn't get in trouble a single time. Then I got suspended over something unbelievably minor. I threw leaves at my friends while we were walking outside, and later I gulped while my principal was talking, which they took as disrespect. That was enough to suspend me. After that, I found out my history teacher was telling other people about my suspension. I sent a respectful email asking one simple thing: "Please do not tell others about my suspension." The day I was supposed to come back, instead of letting me return, they called my family into a meeting and told us I was being expelled. During that meeting, they lied to my parents about what my email said. Then they made me leave the room and proceeded to yell at my mom while she begged them for one more chance. What makes this even harder to understand is that this was a Christian school. Christianity teaches forgiveness, grace, mercy, and second chances. Jesus forgave people who had made far greater mistakes than I ever did. Yet when I finally changed, none of that seemed to matter. They judged me by who I used to be instead of who I had become. That experience changed the way I looked at Christianity--not because of Christ, but because of the people who claimed to represent Him. If you're going to call yourself a Christian school, then live like Christ. Don't preach forgiveness while refusing to practice it. Don't talk about grace while holding someone's past against them. What happened to me wasn't Christ-like, and I'll never forget it.

As an alumna of NCCS, I can confidently say the school not only prepared me academically for…read morecollege and adulthood, but genuinely equipped me for life. The teachers and staff cared deeply about their students and constantly went above and beyond to support, encourage, and challenge us. I'm incredibly grateful for the environment they created. I always felt pushed to do my best while also feeling known and valued as an individual. The faculty invested so much of themselves into their students, and it showed in everything from the classroom experience to the relationships they built with us personally. As an adult now, I realize and admire how much the school emphasized character, faith, leadership, and integrity alongside academics. The lessons I learned extended far beyond my time there. No school is perfect, but I can honestly say my experience was overwhelmingly positive, and I will always be thankful for the teachers, mentors, and friends who made those years so meaningful. This school gave me a strong foundation and prepared me well for the next stage of life.