Not a good school. Not even a safe one. Bullying is normalized and an everyday occurrence. My kid…read morewas hit, kicked, pushed, shoved etc on a weekly and sometimes a daily basis. Teachers would do this as well (bullying). My son was bullied by a teacher repeatedly. Admin would rarely respond, and if they did it was to find a way to blame the victims of bullying. I am not alone in this, as I met other parents who felt the same. Based on our experience - we would not recommend going to a school, where your child is not safe.

This is the WORST school your child could ever be inscribed into not only are the staff almost like…read moreghost because they never respond but also the fighting and bull in this school is horrible.

Lovely tennis court. They are well maintained and they have night lights. Courts close at 10:30PM…read more Environment is safe and individuals here are thoughtful and respectful to the area and others.

for some reason this school in my hometown is deciding to let an activist group record and promote…read moreMuslim and islam and actively praying in groups on school campus but you get rid of the bible shame on you seven lakes this is pathetic and I'm disappointed I ever went to this school with no backbone

We have loved our experience with Berean Christian Academy for the past year. Our kids went in as…read morekindergarteners and are looking forward to 1st grade and from the beginning we could see that their mission and vision are taken seriously. The school works hard to make sure those values are carried into the classroom, interactions with students, and the overall culture. You can tell the staff is intentional--there's consistency in expectations, follow-through in teaching, and a steady focus on helping students become thoughtful, responsible learners. It's more than just academics; it feels like a school that's truly committed to its purpose. We're thankful for the effort they put in and how supported our kids have felt.

I have three children - one in high school, one in middle school and one in elementary school - and…read morethey have all attended since kindergarten. We absolutely love this school. My husband and I always wanted our children to have a Christian education but were new to Katy when our oldest turned 5. When we enrolled in 2017, BCA was extremely small (only 40 kids). Each year the school has grown and next year I hear we will have 400 students K through 12. This is really exciting, because the highschoolers will have more opportunities such as athletics through TAPPS and FFA. My kids are athletic and love to play multiple sports. At BCA sports begin in 5th grade and they are able to play volleyball, flag football, basketball, and run track and cross country. Apparently it's on the horizon that BCA will offer baseball and 7 man tackle football soon as well. While it is wonderful that we are now able to provide some of these opportunities to the kids, that is not what keeps us at BCA. BCA is special because while many schools are Christian only in name, BCA teaches every single subject through a biblical lens. Why do we teach students math? Because God is a God of order and He gave us math as a tool - it is worthy of learning! Why teach students science? Because all the world is His creation. We also value BCA teachers are not simply trying to cram information into students so that they test well - they want the students to love learning. I feel like every teacher my child has had (and at this point we have had over 50 across my 3 children) has truly seen my child for who they are and worked with them to grow their individual gifts and improve areas where they struggle. The teachers don't just care for the students during the school year either - it's year round. My daughter's math teacher is hosting a Bible study for her home over the summer for the girls. Another thing I love about BCA is that they teach the kids to treat others with respect. The students say "yes ma'am" and "no sir" to teachers and other authority. Boys pull out chairs for girls and hold doors open, and girls say thank you in return. In an era where chivalry seems relatively dead, we get a lot of compliments on the students for having this basic etiquette. I also really appreciate that it is a cell phone free campus. There are no Chromebooks, and no student is allowed to have a cell phone at any point during the school day no matter what their age or grade. While I initially wondered how my kids would learn to do assignments on a computer if there were non at school, they do learn in upper school. My 9th grader has become proficient in typing and has performed many assignments online, while also being a confident public speaker. Public speaking has huge emphasis at BCA - there are various assignments and opportunities throughout the year in which each and every student presents or recites in front of their peers. Finally, it's a wonderful community of parents. Volunteering is a requirement at the school - each family must volunteer a minimum of 20 hours. That leads to parents being on campus often and getting to know one another. There are also lots of social opportunities for parents - there are moms coffee dates, moms night out, dads nights, a book club, and more. If you want a Christ centered education for your kids, this is it!

Back in the day, LCISD was a poorly rated school district. However, in the past 10 years the school…read moredistrict has taken off and its now one of the premier districts in the greater Houston area. the only negative is the current property tax rate.

This school has gone downhill over the past 2 years. Poor leadership from the principal. Terrible…read morehiring practices. Unqualified, low qualified, non fluent English speaking teachers hired to teach AP classes, coaches teaching AP Classes so as the students are not prepared for AP exams. Minimal oversight on teachers. Teachers creating their own policies that are not compliant with district policies. Students that want to eagerly participate in sports are discouraged by coaches behaviors, tempers and failure to follow district policies about training in outdoor heat in access of 100 degrees. Coaches pick and keep "favorite athletes". The tryouts are just to go thru the motions to keep an" appearance of fairness" Some Clubs are fictional on the website, where most don't exist, the ones that do exist are disorganized and poorly run (teachers canceling last minute and late to their own meetings). The school is absolute garbage. Support staff are a joke and the counselors have little knowledge on how to advise the kids. Parents and kids will get the runaround if asking questions. If you are new. Good luck to you and your kids finding out when anything happens. The school staff will tell you sign up for Twitter to find out. For the amount if taxes to go to this school, save yoreself the grief and go to another district l together. #LCISD IS GARBAGE.

I go here and it's fun just sometimes teachers tend to really get to you but other than that it's…read morereally nice

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"Where Kids Grow, Shine, and Feel at Home"…read more We've been with Casa for years -- my youngest just moved up from the toddler class to primary, and my oldest recently graduated. Huge thanks to Ms. Josie, the heart of the school, who makes every family feel welcome and supported. We are especially grateful for Ms. Kim, who turns every day into a celebration of learning. She inspires her students to challenge themselves, be independent in life skills, speak up for themselves, and grow into kind, confident, curious, and strong thinkers who make smart choices. She has taught so many families -- including siblings -- for decades, and the fact that families keep coming back to her says everything about her heart, dedication, and talent. My children have thrived here academically, socially, and emotionally, and we are so thankful for this incredible community.

Casa Dei Bambini Riverstone has been an amazing fit for our family. Our child started as soon as he…read morewas old enough, and the transition was seamless thanks to three wonderful people: Mrs. Iman in the toddler stage, Mrs. Kim in pre-K (she is so adorable with the kids and gives so much love; she is truly a blessing for us), and Mrs. Josie--an unbelievable, amazing lady who truly cares about each individual child. We've seen him grow in confidence, kindness, and curiosity, and his positive mindset at four years old is a testament to the nurturing environment here. The staff's care and daily communication make us feel truly valued as parents. And every staff member at Casa Dei Bambini Riverstone is just as sweet and gentle with the kids. We made the right decision without a doubt--highly recommended!