Went for my daughters band competition last Saturday afternoon. The campus is huge for a small…read moreschool and they did a great job of hosting. Plenty of food available, the layout was nice.

Our experience with upper school has been a mix of good & bad. There was very little bullying…read more Everyone has their own cliques but keep to themselves. Parent groups try to make families feel welcome. My biggest complaint is their program for kids with learning issues. There is an additional $4500 charge for a learning program, which is a testing center & the same study hall everyone else gets for free. There are so many kids in that class that need help, it is difficult to get assistance. There is little parent contact when there are academic issues. There are O accommodations, which we found out the day before school started. It is egregious to allow anyone in for $4500 and then leave them to sink or swim. As a private school with a "dedicated program" they have an opportunity to help kids with learning issues, but we were made to feel like a bother. They could really make a difference if they would put some additional measures in place & hire teachers that cared.

For the love of God and all that is holy, if you can't afford to send your kids to private school,…read moreDO NOT move to Fort Worth! The public schools here are horrific. I went to William Monnig, Handley, and Eastern Hills HS in the 90s and started junior college with the math skills of a 3rd grader. I could do long division but I didn't even know how to reduce a fraction. I was passed over as stupid by all of my teachers. None of them thought I was smart enough to waste their time on. Actually, it's hard to concentrate on school work when the kid next to you just made a big scene about sitting next to you because "white people smell like milk or bologna." Or when 8 girls have formed a circle around you in PE class and are pushing you around. These types of things happened daily and in front of teachers. No one ever tried to intervene. I, however got plenty of detentions for not going to class. Gee, I wonder why? I lived in fear for my life after a girl tried to set my hair on fire. A girl I had never even met. Don't think for a second that anyone asked why I wouldn't go to school. Decided to get the heck out of that dead end hell hole when I was 17. I was still classified as a freshman. Bravo Fort Worth! I sure hope you get one of those blue ribbon banners. Hahaaaa! Actually, I wish we would have had a voucher program where I could've chosen a healthier and less hostile environment. Ya I tested low because I didn't know ANYTHING. Thank God this is America. The land of opportunity. Where pulling one's self up by their own boot straps and hard work pays off. I went to jr college to catch up on what I didn't learn in my formative years, transferred to a university, and graduated with honors. No thanks to you fwisd. I was always top in my class when taught in a stable environment. Wow Fort Worth, how did you let me slip through the cracks? How many other kids didn't make it out like I did? Worst. Schools. Ever.

I made my debut and it was magnenamous. It was good being here shoutout to all my homeboys but…read moreoverall this school is alright the teachers are alright and the classes but the only reason why this isn't a 5 star is because of the bathrooms and the lunch but overall this school is hit or miss for every year you come.

Complete Neglect of Student Health, Safety, and Medical Needs…read more. I have officially pulled my son from Uplift Summit International Preparatory indefinitely due to systemic, intentional neglect by the staff. Parents need to be aware of what is happening behind closed doors at this campus. 1. Staff Are Starving Students and Restricting Packed Lunches My son has a severe, diagnosed food aversion that we have worked through therapy to manage. Because of his extreme pickiness, I explicitly communicated his needs to his teacher at the beginning of the year. I packed him a specific lunch every day with foods I knew he would eat (including Lunchables, fruit, and protein shakes) to ensure he didn't starve. I also requested they place a school lunch tray in front of him daily to help him see what other kids were eating to encourage him. Instead, he came home crying and starving every single day. When the school finally allowed parents to visit for lunch, I attended twice. Both times, staff actively stopped my son from eating his packed lunch, telling him it was "snack food" and refusing to let him eat it. Furthermore, his school account proves they completely ignored my request to provide a tray--they haven't put one in front of him since August 12th (the second day of school). They are quite literally dictating what children can eat at the expense of starving them. 2. Total Disregard for Medical and Allergy Protocols My son suffers from severe seasonal allergies that worsen from Fall to Spring. The school playground is purely dirt that gets kicked up all day. I provided boxes of KN95 masks and explicitly instructed his teacher that he must wear one during recess for his health. The staff completely ignored this medical necessity. They took zero responsibility, leaving my 5-year-old child entirely on his own to remember his mask. The adults at this school have shown an unacceptable lack of accountability for basic child welfare, safety, and medical accommodations. If you expect a school to keep your child safe, fed, and healthy, do not send them here.

I enjoyed having lunch with my four year old granddaughter and meeting her lovely teacher. I hear…read morefrom my granddaughter's parents that she loves being a Covenant and tells her parents all about her day. I couldn't be more pleased that she is in such a fine Classical Christian School.

We absolutely love CCA and have had our kids here for the last 6 years. It's an amazing community,…read morefantastic teachers, great curriculum, and our kids thrive here.

Great school with great kids, teachers and parents. So happy we are CHHS Panthers!!!read more