probably the best school i've ever attended. honestly. i moved from washington township, which was…read moreone of the most boring districts in south jersey. i know that clayton is a small town and not really recognized as much as washington township, but here i have a lot more friends and fun than before. i highly recommend staying at clayton and attending their schools (or getting a job there if you're an adult)!

Wonderful, small setting! Great for young learners. Very attentive and caring staff! My son went…read morethere and he loved it! I would recommend this center 100%!!!

Worst elementary school ever, unless you are not child of color. At the time when I was here, a lot…read morechildren made fun of me being Asian and enjoyed saying that they never heard of "Chinese", that China must be an alien planet. Others tried to pick at the fact that I came from Philadelphia and say that I was too stupid and only know curse words, trying to get me trouble by lying to officials that I had a vulgar mouth... We're talking about 4th graders. I mean there were even some "popular" cheerleader girls that try to lure me to be their "pet" and use me. I realized it had to be racism in this school because even the darker-skinned children were made fun for being "black" or have "Crazy hair". Also, the teacher believed these lying children that were trying to get me trouble, and if any of the colored students tried to have a comeback or smart remark to respond to a mean student or two, it is the colored students that get written up or have a phone call home. It didn't help that I tried confronting to the teacher, she just didn't want to help me. She was biased, and so was every other staff member. It was sad, and I realized being literally the only Asian (there weren't even any Indians or Pakistanis, which are also Asian) in that school is worse than just the few bunch of African Americans that had to stick together there... The diversity was sad, but that was NO excuse for the staff to be biased, also racist and discriminating. Some of the parents of these horrible children know about it, but do nothing... Worst to say, I think a few of them encouraged their children to be that way. I know for sure if I were a teacher, I would stand for the helpless. I don't care if other teachers tell their staff and fellow coworkers to act cold to particular students; equality is justice. Children of all ages, color, and race should be treated properly and the same nice way in order to learn well and feel comfortable. You'd think these caucasian, middle-class families would teach their children better.

Our experience with Gloucester County Christian School was extremely disappointing. When our son…read moreneeded academic support, we felt the school failed to follow through on accommodations that had been discussed and agreed upon. We were eventually asked the teacher why they weren't following through with the accommodations made with the child study team that everyone signed leaving us with little choice but to remove him and place him elsewhere. The school's handling of the situation made us feel that our son was no longer wanted there. After we decided to leave his report card was held hostage by the school until fees which we should not have had to pay were paid. We also only attended the school 5 days of the last month the school would not refund the money that they owe us, charging us $400 for academic books that equaled $20 on Amazon. Despite these circumstances, tuition issues continued after his departure. We later learned that another family with 4 children enrolled at the school after our son left. We cannot know the school's motivations, but the timing has always left us wondering whether financial considerations were given greater weight than supporting a child who needed help. Parents whose children require additional academic assistance should ask very specific questions about what support the school is prepared to provide and what happens if a child struggles. Considering this is a "Christian " school the motivations seem to be more money directed . The school should be ashamed of how they have treated us.

It's a good school if u want your kid to have a Christian education although I find that a lot of…read morethe rules they have are very pointless and it's almost as if the principle just makes the rules as he goes and he just likes the fact that he has power.

My daughter attended BBA Sewell for PreK and Kindergarten. The staff are amazing ! Last year my…read moredaughter had Miss Justine and Ms. Megan and they go above and beyond for their students! My daughter loved the over the top themed treats and the school trips (pre covid). This year due to the covid restrictions parents are not able to enter the school and the children are screened daily before entering. Ms. Susan is the best Kindergarten teacher and the curriculum is advanced!! My daughter loves the fun Science experiments !!! We also have to give a big thanks to Miss Maddie who is always so thoughtful and a great asset to BBA. We made the best decision sending our daughter to BBA!! We will miss the staff but are so grateful for the foundation that was built as our little one heads to public school . We know she is well prepared and will excel thanks to the amazing teachers she had at BBA .

The classes are structured to facilitate learning in a fun way. Most importantly my child is happy…read moreand treated with love. He is excited to go to school, and has learned so much! The teachers are happy and there is positive energy from everyone who works here! Every single one of the teachers and staff greet him by name. We love BBA Kate

Nope dude absolutely not. So glad I'm graduated from here. I've made some good friends and they…read morewere a few good teachers but other than that the school was just chopped. The teachers felt unprofessional. And the gym teacher was terrible, she would just whine and complain all period that the students wouldn't allow her to teach and I'm sorry but she needed to learn to shut up! The teacher I had for 5th grade homeroom and my 6th grade math teacher was also terrible. She wouldn't bother to explain the lesson herself and just play videos of it. And when someone didn't understand the lesson she'd just blame them and move on. She was a terrible math teacher, I hated her! Only good thing about the school was recess sometimes, and my friends. Also the discipline was sexist the boys would get in trouble for stuff the girls would do all the time not to mention the girls almost never got in trouble. Very chopped school overall.

My son has been going to SMS for several years. The education surpasses many other schools. My son…read morealways scores above proficient for a couple grades above his current grade. Most of his classmates parents are educators themselves, so I trust it's a good school. I've had a couple issues over the years, and they are always dealt with in a timely manner. The principal knows each student by name, which goes to show just how much she cares.

Good school. Teachers are nice. Nothing else to really say it's a 4 only because the cafeteria food…read moreis pretty bad but that's not unique to delsea

It looks like a nice school. I have been here many times, but solely for shows in the auditorium…read more The theatre is not large, but it is comfortable enough and the sight lines are good. Bathrooms are clean and parking is easy. I know plenty of students who have gone through the school who have been complimentary. Never heard a poor word.