If you want a good education, this is the place to go. P.E. is a requirement and so is art and…read moremusic. P.E. you do the most. In one of the classrooms there is a roach problem. I go in to read to that class and I have seen them, and the children are killing them and disposing of them properly. Once again I say that this is a very good School. Most of the time you go to Avalon Middle School after that school, but like me when you moved during school and changed areas, (depending on where you moved) you would go to Sims Middle School or Hobs Middle School. Once again I say that this school is a Very good school and I would recommend this to a friend, however when you were enrolling your child, ask about the roach problem and tell them to take care of it. Please.

Excellent school and fantastic curriculum!!! I'm sure is one of the best in Pensacola, Florida.read more

CLA is a like a mini college campus for our kids. We love it! Preschool up to 4th grade has been…read moreworth every penny. I would happily recommend CLA to a friend.

Club Z! is one of the more trustworthy tutor agencies in Florida. My son was having major problems…read morewith Algebra. I tried Sylvan and that ended up being major $$$ down the drain, and we privately hired some tutors before finding out about Club Z!. Almost a few weeks after being tutored, we saw immediate results. My son's tutor, Tom, is great. He goes through all the steps very clearly, and basically goes through a "trial and error" process until my son understands the material. Kudos to you, Tom! I would recommend this company over Sylvan any day. This company is not cheap, but success/education/knowledge is not cheap.

PCC is a great institution. It's standards are high but not unattainable. You'll find one of its…read moregreatest strengths being that of a caring staff and faculty. I'm currently in my sophomore year, and it took some adjusting to the rules when I first arrived. Understand that not every institution is going to model after your exact desires and values. PCC upholds excellence, purity, and morality where so many Christian-labeled colleges do not. If you come here with the right mindset and a willingness to persevere, you're going to be alright. You'll learn more about Christ and the Bible than you ever thought you could. Every major decision made by PCC or Campus Church is strongly influenced and/or directed by Scripture, which should be our own guide to life decisions.

Okay. Many of the reviews on here are toxic and/ or just straight wrong. Many of these people have…read morebeen to PCC in the past. As a recent graduate of PCC of '21, I am well versed in the recent college experience. First, the college itself is great. The atmosphere is fantastic and college life itself is beyond what I could've imagined. Yes, there are some teachers that are not as loving and not as compassionate as others; however, if you find the correct teachers, your college experience is great. Second, the rules are strict. As a Christian myself I find that the rules are a bit strict for my own convictions. I believe tattoos are fine, holding my girlfriends hand, and going off campus with the opposite gender is fine. The problem is the bad students will do what's wrong regardless of the rules. The rules are only prohibiting the students who just want to have a normal life back. Since I've been there, they have allowed coed groups off campus which is awesome! Overall, your gonna have some run-ins with chaperones that just don't like you, like me and my wife had while dating and engaged there. Third, if you pick the right collegian, you will have more fun then you can imagine. Picking the right collegian will help you grow so much as a person as you will meet so many new friends through that Avenue. Lastly, don't listen to some of these reviews saying that they are hateful people. The college does what it believes is right. CHRISTIANITY HAS CHRISTIAN LIBERTY! Some people don't believe tattoos are correct and some do. Are either one wrong? No! Because of Christian liberty, you are basing your life off of your own conviction through Christ. As an environment to grow in through Christ, it was amazing and I have met lifelong friends here. Please don't believe some of these post from people who were from 30 years ago or just didn't go to college here. Yes, sometimes there is some judgmental messages; however, the church is not perfect and you will not find a perfect church. One thing I hope PCC improves on is letting students go get involved with community churches. That would be such an improvement to the spiritual aspect of the college. I hope this was helpful to someone.

I worked here for 2 years our of my 6 years of teaching so far. Scenic is small, and family owned…read more Their love of children and love of teaching shows in how they conduct their business. I only left because I found a job closer to home teaching. I miss Mrs. Ruby and Mrs. Jackie.

I worked here in total of two weeks in my three month period of being employed. I never knew when i…read moreneeded to work because they would not tell me. I would come in and they would say "oh we don't need you today." After I agreed would change diapers they lectured me several times about it. They were very inconsiderate to me.

We ordered my son a large book order. The books came in but never made it home. Got the run around…read moreand they just expect me to just overlook it. Then we are getting ready to move. I packed my whole house and no books. I send an email to the teacher to get his belongings. She says she will have them ready. I go to pick them up and guess what he has no belongings. Shocker! The last day of school the kids bring home their belongings but if you move, you do not get anything. My son also way diagnosed with a learning disability but does not qualify for any programs. Just wow. Enough said.

I don't know why Yelp lists this school as being closed. My 5 year old gets on a bus to go here…read moreeveryday, and unless she's being dropped off with a bunch of Children of the Corn in some field somewhere, I'm pretty sure she's in Kindergarten. Then again, she *has* been concentrating awfully hard on letter "C" and drawing cornstalks and scarecrows....oh wait, Halloween just passed. Nevermind. She has an awesome teacher. If I thought the teacher would feel comfortable being named here, I would, but with all the cyber gray areas, I'll resist the temptation to sing her praises by name. This teacher is fully engaged with the children. One day my child came in late and was reluctant to join the class and my cajoling wasn't helping. Mrs. _ took command, firmly but kindly directed S where to go when I could not - and blew me away with her adult to child communication skills. I almost felt like turning myself in to the principal's office for being a slacker. I check Little Daughter's book bag everyday and her in-school work is thoroughly checked for mistakes, she is given 'family' homework, regular progress reports, and updates. If I have to email her teacher, I get a response within a day, usually within hours. Once, she had a problem with another studen trying to take her lunch away from her. She came home one day hungry and explained that someone had taken her lunch (she's 5!!!) and she didn't get to eat. My initial response was to go all Ninja around corners and slink down the hall into the cafeteria and get that little 5 year old punk at lunchtime by the collar and tell him if he ever stole her lunch again, he'd better watch his back at recess. Then I realized that was not what a Mature Adult would do, and I emailed Mrs. _ , who had the situation rectified the next day, and Little Daughter out of his target zone. My only gripe is that there is too much junk food at the school. Gummy bears for treats, and the typical crap cafeteria food in every school. But they are trying; they are putting more whole grains out, the kids cannot use their pin numbers to charge ice cream to the lunch account(they have to have cash), so that helps it when it comes to cutting back on the junk. So I'm not deducting stars. Seriously, this is one awesome teacher. And overall, it looks like a great school.