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Bellevue Christian School Mack Elementary

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Have had two children attend this school, one is there for the remainder of this year, the other…read morewe'd pulled and moved to a good public school in 2023. I wanted to share our family's experience with BCS Mack as a data point for other parents to consider when looking at private, public, and homeschool options. First of all, it has been a great school with the reduced resourcing it has. A lot of that is due to the leadership under the prior, and tenured Principal, as well as some solid teaching and supporting staff (administrative, facilities, etc...). Even then, it certainly wasn't perfect, but what school's are? The previous leadership took a soft line where allowed and a firmer line when there was enough drift in what the school was trying to represent: a warm place, with better attention through a smaller population, and to serve him. For our family, we have one special needs child and one not. What we've noticed with the school is that more and more, it seems a softer line is held for behavioral issues, more emotional, mental than physical. Physical is usually clear and easy to handle but the more nuanced disruptions to an otherwise healthy day for a student/your child are often disregarded or pared down with the new Principal Kincaid whom had recently started. I feel it's always been a bit soft "part of a larger plan" but when pushed, Smith would take action to resolve to mutual agreement. Now, I'm ok for new leaders to get comfortable, learn, grow, and work toward mutual resolution, but in a large increase of cases, the school no longer works toward an agreed resolution and is more of a "let me check with the other schools" while bringing back evidence of how parent/student/customer concerns should not be. It's always the parent that is circling back so this really is a reactive leadership style. As in my case earlier this school year, and several other families with kids whom don't require special support, many of them have left for other schools or have a plan to do so at the end of this year. It's unfortunate given what the school could be and how much we wanted BCS to be our path through high school. Several neighboring private schools, and public, seem to have guidelines that help foster a friendly environment for every child from many situations, but for some reason, BCS Mack does not. They have published guidelines but in many examples, the leader can't translate them into what's needed for the kiddos, even leaving kids to remain undiagnosed and continuing to impact others. And I get it as a parent that it's tough to hear that your kiddo may need help, I went through this for years, but a school should be able to help support through action. It's a bit like the wild west on this tiny campus, even moreso than a decent public school that must deal with everything daily. Why am I taking the time to post this across forums? It's because many of you are like me, and that our kids are the center of our world and we have just one shot at giving them the best chance. It's likely why you're considering private schools like this that cost $30k a year while layoffs continue to occur. I still have one kiddo at the school whom is in need of extra care and the school is still good for them. It's for those kids that don't require extra care that are disrupted often and are falling behind in behavioral/emotional growth (don't get me started on the lack of sports, music, and other programs that are far behind or missing, which is extra time and cost). If you need a place for special care/needs, Mack might work for you. If you don't, you may want to consider the above, but also don't take my word for it...speak with other supporting staff members and parents whom have all voiced their own concerns. Maybe this gets sorted by 2030 as the leadership grows, but If the basic leadership traits aren't there to even check with the parent to ensure an issue is met to satisfaction, this is going to be rough on the kids and staff at best. Posting this is not of benefit to my one existing child there in that I want them around other kids that aren't always in need and it may even cause tuition rates to increase, but like I said, if you're like me, kids are our everything, yours included. Hope this helps as we continue to serve him through our communities.

From the owner: Preparing students to transform the world since 1950, Bellevue Christian School is a coeducational…read moreDay school for diverse students in Preschool through Grade Twelve. Located across three secure campuses in Clyde Hill, Medina, and Woodinville, Bellevue Christian alumni live and lead with purpose. To learn more about Bellevue Christian, please visit www.BellevueChristian.org.

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