We moved our son to FWC in the beginning of his junior year from an excellent public school system…read more He struggled through his ninth and tenth grade years and was barely passing classes. He is smart, and did well on tests, but couldn't understand the importance of daily work and putting in the effort on a regular basis, so he would fail the class until the last minute, when he would turn in late work enough to get his grade to a 69.5 and pass by the skin of his teeth. FWC doesn't allow late work (at all) and it shocked him at first, but he began doing his work regularly. In October of his senior year, I got an email about the honor roll, and wondered why I received it...until I saw his name there in black and white! He also received Academic All-State honors for Track & Field in the spring of his senior year, and he is now going to play football for Hendrix College, which is a D3 high-academics institution in Arkansas. FWC helped him immensely to improve academically.

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.

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 use to work at Uplift Summit. I wanted to share about the fantastic time I had working here as a…read morenight custodian. I had the great pleasure of working for Mr. Smith and Mr. Miramontes, they were PHENOMENAL. They were the kind of bosses who truly love and care for you. At the same time they challenged us and made sure we did our best at our job. I am so thankful for them. God bless them, their families, and all of you at UPLIFT.

I recently graduated from the middle school and my sister still goes there. The teachers and…read morecounselor are so bad, especially the 7th grade teachers for 25-26 school year.

Our family has been here for 8 years and could not be happier. Every environment has pluses and…read moreminuses, but our child has thrived here. The teachers are exceptional and have promoted a true love of learning and the students/families have been exceptional. Covenant offers multiple opportunities for students to engage and become involved - fine arts, athletics, academic clubs - i am amazed at the breadth of offerings that students can choose from. As a parent, am so thankful that we have found this school and so appreciative for the commitment, passion and love that the teachers show for their students.

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.

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