I wanted more for my son. I expected more of my son - public school didn't deliver, but Pensacola…read moreSchool of Liberal Arts (SoLA) exceeded our expectations. My son began struggling in 10th grade while attending a local public high school. I can't begin to tell you how many meetings we had with teachers, counselors, deans, principals, IEP and district representatives. Since he wasn't a discipline problem they kept passing him on. I soon learned my son was an experiment for a floundering system. Following a terrible semester report card, we decided to search for a private school. I was surprised to find Pensacola had so many choices. After visiting most of them, I concluded these private schools were all a one-size fits all style of student and curriculum all except for SoLA. On our second visit to SOLA, Mrs. Tarver "interviewed" my son to identify what was missing in his quest to become a lifelong learner. Finally a school administrator that was willing to get to the core of why he wasn't learning. The SoLA staff had truly taken an interest in my son reaching his full potential. SoLA taught him first; that he must want to learn. Once he learned this skill others followed, including; independent thinking, creativity, integrity and balance, he became happier and believed for the first time he could do this work. He became independent, self-motivated and the stress level in our home dropped significantly. Final thought: While our local schools are struggling to lift performance across the board, SoLA is doing this one student at a time. Teachers will always be underpaid - and underappreciated but the teachers at SoLA know they didn't choose to teach for these reasons. They chose education to change lives and the Pensacola School of Liberal Arts does this greater than anyone else... One student at a time. Congratulations class of 2016 including my son and thank you Jacqui Tarver and Travis Cummings for teaching and caring for all of these children!

It's a great school and all. They just need to fix their parking situation or maybe even build a…read morebigger parking lot beside other classrooms. Today, the gentleman who was in charge of parking was very rude and disrespectful and very arrogant . He only gives you about a minute or two before you need to turn around the park lot or leave the parking lot. Even though I was waiting to pick up my sibling. I was not even holding up the parking lot since the people behind me were also waiting for their kids or siblings. And the other cars on the other pickup line could have gone before me to leave the parking lot. And when my sister was getting in my car, he was very rude. You guys need to find a better way to run the parking lot or at least give us like 5 to 10 minutes to wait for the kids who are being picked up in the parking lot . Cause it's very stressful being told to park or turn around and come back.

I graduated from Catholic High and my son attends now as a Junior. Outstanding academic and…read moreathletic programs drive a culture of excellence and success. Caring faculty. Reasonable tuition rates for this area. One more thing that is notable, 100% of the student body is drug tested annually by hair strand sample.

We use Abeka and recently went to meet our teacher. Everything was perfect. From customer service,…read morefront desk, to the teacher meeting it was amazing. Visiting the school and the support from our teacher made me even more confident in our homeschool journey. Thank you PCA!

I went here for one year. Incredibly racist staff and ridiculously strict. Honestly, if you hate…read moreyour kid: bring them here.

I worked here for 2 years our of my 6 years of teaching so far. Scenic is small, and family owned…read more Their love of children and love of teaching shows in how they conduct their business. I only left because I found a job closer to home teaching. I miss Mrs. Ruby and Mrs. Jackie.

I worked here in total of two weeks in my three month period of being employed. I never knew when i…read moreneeded to work because they would not tell me. I would come in and they would say "oh we don't need you today." After I agreed would change diapers they lectured me several times about it. They were very inconsiderate to me.