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4.4 (7 reviews)
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Harvest Christian Academy

Harvest Christian Academy

(6 reviews)

As a father of two daughters who have been attending HCA for over four years, I feel compelled to…read moreshare my experience and express my gratitude for this school. I wish I had been given the opportunity to attend a private school during my childhood, and even more so, a truly Christian school. Unfortunately, that was not my experience, and I still recognize the effects of growing up without the kind of protected and nurturing school environment that many people today may take for granted. That is one of the reasons I appreciate HCA so much. I am amazed by the love and care that every staff member shows my daughters. With so many students, one might think that individual children could easily be overlooked, but that has not been our experience at HCA. The love, attention, and dedication shown to my daughters mean more to me than words can express. I also want to commend the school for the quality of its education. But above all, what matters most to me is the emphasis HCA places on the Word of God and teaching our children about our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. My daughters have never been ashamed to talk about Jesus with their friends and family. As a Christian father, there is something incredibly special about seeing your children grow in their faith and feel confident sharing it with others. I have always said that there is no other place I would want my daughters to attend. If HCA were ever to close its doors, I truly believe that I, along with other parents who feel the same way, would do everything within our power to help reopen it with the same dedicated staff. That is how much this school means to our family. To every member of the HCA staff, thank you for everything you do. Thank you for your love, your patience, your dedication, and for making a difference in my daughters' lives. Please know that your work does not go unnoticed, and that the seeds you are planting in these children will have an impact far beyond the classroom. I would also like to encourage other parents who have had positive experiences at HCA to share them publicly. When there is negativity, it is important that genuine, positive experiences are heard as well. Do not let darkness overshadow the good that is being done. If this school has made a difference in your family's life, take a moment to say so. Your words of encouragement may mean more than you realize. And to any parent who has had a difficult experience, I would simply say this: no school is perfect, just as no person is perfect. One bad experience does not necessarily define an entire school and we all learn from our mistakes. If there is an opportunity to communicate, work toward a solution, and give grace, I encourage you to consider it, just as God has given grace and second chances to each of us. If any parent would like to contact me directly to discuss my experience or share their own, please feel free to do so. Thank you for taking the time to read this honest review. May God continue to bless HCA, its staff, its students, and the families who are part of this community. Omar Torres

This is a terrible school, under terrible leadership. This…read moreschool recently went from 2600-2900 annually to over 8k in tuition without warning or fully disclosing how outrageous the increase would be. When pressed to address the increase and explain the justification for that tremendous jump, the owners , the Gonzalez's were hostile. My husband and I sat in bewilderment at how two " ministers of Word" could behave with such pride, self righteousness and sheer anger. All over our direct pressing for answers on why tuition increased 170%. Prior to this meeting we had never meet these people. We had never conversed with them, but once we saw the leadership example they are to Harvest staff, the issues we had been experiencing over the last couple of years was much more clear to understand. My daughter was bullied for 2 years with no real solution offered to us. A teacher put my child and other students through humiliation rituals as punishment. Nothing was done to the teacher when a meeting was held. The school in my observation is labeled " Christian " as a branding strategy, but it's a business 1st to these owners , No doubt. There are some very suspicious grants being offered, by a suspicious " committee " they were very tight lipped about. I am in conversation with TEA and out State Rep about the way money with grants and assistance programs new this academic year are being managed. All in all what you can expect with this school is laziness. They dont see, to enjoy being with the students. too much. They continue to reduce and reduce the school days for Harvest students. Right now they are scheduled for 131 in class teaching , every other school in RGVis in session for 176-179 days! Almost 2 months of less education per year! They have zero college accredited teachers , anyone can apply to teach at this school. Im not even sure if a high school diploma is required. All the while , increasing tuition 170%. They are absurd and not worth even the old tuition cost. My biggest regret was not seeing the truth sooner. My opinion is that My daughter and every student there is is receiving inferior education based on what Im seeing in just 2 weeks of my daughter attending a real school with real structure and real teachers that have the education and training to be educators.

Idea Quest

Idea Quest

(2 reviews)

'm writing this review because of something I personally witnessed that was extremely concerning…read more While I was inside the school, I saw a rat run across the floor near the hallway/common area. It was not outside or near trash bins -- it was inside the building where students and staff are present. Seeing a rat in a school environment was alarming and immediately raised concerns about cleanliness and pest control. A school should be held to very high sanitation standards, and this experience made me feel uncomfortable and uneasy about the overall condition of the facility. I reported what I saw, but the situation was handled casually, which only added to my concern. Regardless of how often this may or may not happen, even a single incident like this is unacceptable in a place meant to be safe and sanitary for children. Parents and families deserve to know about experiences like this before making decisions.

I am the parent of a disabled child who has a mental health diagnosis. Over the course of two…read moreyears, IDEA-Quest has had great difficulty meeting the needs of my vulnerable child. IDEA-Quest has sub-standard behavior management and their ability to work with the special needs population is highly questionable. Last year my son was restrained by his teacher who felt overwhelmed. Instead of finding out about the restraint immediately, i was notified till 9pm as my child was not verbal enough to tell me what had happened. Last year my son also wondered off his assigned building and ended up across the street in the school cafeteria. Because of these and many other issues, I requested that the school conduct a Functional Behavioral Analysis (FBA). The school pushed back because this is a costly assessment that they dont like to invest in. They also said my child is "very smart" and he "looks normal". I had to get ahold of an attorney who specializes in Special Education Law to intervene. The school then agreed to the FBA; however, that only led to an RTI (stage 2) that had no real interventions to stabilize my child. To top it off, i had to push last years teacher to make sure she was updating the file accordingly. Only at my request did the school draft a Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP).  I also had to train the school on how to do it. All in all, the school is not in compliance with the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) which is federal law. This school year, my son has a passionate and wonderful teacher; however, problems continue. When i requested a Parent Conference to address my concerns with upper management, the assistant principal candidly informed me that she is challenged because IDEA-Quest has no formal counselor (LPC or LMSW) on campus. IDEA-Quest only has an "Academic Counselor" who is not certified to provide counseling sessions or interventions. Children deal with bullying, grief, divorce, severe poverty, domestic violence, child abuse/neglect, etc. and youre telling me they dont have an emotional outlet on campus?! How is this possible?! Why isnt the school held accountable for this? IDEA-QUEST RECIEVES THE SAME FEDERAL FUNDS THAT EDINBURG I.S.D.; HOWEVER, IDEA DOES NOT PROVIDE SERVICES TO CHILDREN. Furthermore, I was also told IDEA-Quest does not really have a Special Education Department that is prepared to handle cases "complex cases" so they came up with the brilliant idea that i go to the Tres Lagos campus next year. IN OTHER WORDS, THINGS WONT CHANGE ON THIS CAMPUS BUT WE WOULD LOVE TO KEEP PROFITING FROM YOU SO LETS JUST REFER YOU TO ANOTHER ONE OF OUR SCHOOLS. IDEA-Quest has been operating for the past 10 years and I am shocked at their gross negligence. IDEA takes pride in academics but what good is there to raise a genius if he isnt stable? Per the CDC, 7.4% of children aged 3-17 years (approximately 4.5 million) have a diagnosed behavior problem. 7.1% of children aged 3-17 years (approximately 4.4 million) have diagnosed anxiety. 3.2% ofchildren aged 3-17 years (approximately 1.9 million) have diagnosed depression. If you are having issues like i did, please reach out to REGION ONE. You can also find a lawyer that understands Special Education Law. You may also want to get a Child Advocate (TEAM PROJECT) who can guide you and accompany you to school meetings. Go to your State Representative or Congressmen to report the schools defeciencies. Parents, dont be afraid to shed light into this rogue charter school who recieves federal funds and is making money at the expense of our vulnerable children. A disability is a serious matter so we cannot have the school cut corners while the CEO is caught redhanded buying a JET airplane from school funds. Other Grievences: * School buses have NO air conditioning, * SChool requests $125 per child YEARLY to "decorate", * Your Kindergarten child will get 5 pages of homework DAILY (including weekends and holidays).

Kids Learning Center - childcare - Updated November 2026

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