This review is only for the athletic department. UMS Wright has a great athletic program. All the…read morestaff is helpful and they even had police on site directing traffic. UMS is located in a busy part of town so it takes a lil while to get into the parking lot. They have adequate parking for school events. They also have well maintained grounds. I will be visiting again soon for another track meet.

This is a very nice school. It's all about a great experience and becoming successful in life…read more It's also very family oriented and good at teaching good life long lessons. That's why I'm giving it 5 stars. My entire family went there. You should send your child there. I highly recommend it. It has a great opportunity program and a highly respected honor society.

Know what matters! The quintessential Episcopal Independent school connected to its vibrant city…read morethrough decades of service. Each grade has a service focus and each graduate commences a journey into the world prepared to achieve and serve their world as an active leader.

WONDERFUL school; kids get a very well-rounded education, kids strive to excel, and they make…read morelifelong friendships here. Teachers and staff are all excellent, really care about what they do. There's a new headmaster this year (2007), he's a very positive influence on everyone (from at least the perspective of this parent!). Graduates go to top universities nationwide, plenty of National Merit Semifinalists and student-athletes. School is one of the most expensive private schools in Mobile, but you definitely get what you pay for here. Some kids live up to 40 miles away but go to SPS because the quality of education is *that* good (God knows, especially compared to the public schools in the area!). Very much a community feel at this school. Parents really reach out to other St. Paul's families. Has a reputation as an "elite" school in Mobile (along with UMS), but not all parents are rich (plenty of us aren't even close to it)--yet all are part of the St. Paul's "family," regardless of socioeconomic level (contrary to what one might believe). New families are welcomed into the St. Paul's family with open arms. SPS families "do" for one another. Yes, blazers are worn for chapel for the older (high school) kids, but it's not daily. (Maybe the dress code has changed since reviewer Julia W. was there?) They don't wear knee-high socks any more, either. Anyway, all Mobile students wear uniforms (in both public and private/parochial schools). Maybe I'm biased, but at least the SPS uniforms look better than the other schools' uniforms! My (much younger) brothers went to school there from elementary school through graduation, and were/are extremely happy with the education they received and the overall experience. As a parent, I give it my highest praise and recommendation!

I just happened to take a walk in this area, school has very nice tennis courts and a great stadium…read morewith a track. It is located right next to Denton Magnet School, a middle school. From outward appearances, school looks ten times better than the schools I-went to in California, more maintained, better sports, in my humble opinion.

I recently graduated from Davidson, and I have to say that if you are someone who is looking for an…read moreorganized school to attend, this is NOT for you. I moved to Mobile in October, and was told I had to pay full price for senior fees, even though I wouldn't be receiving everything the other seniors would be since I arrived later in the school year. They never told me I needed to take the ACT Work keys assessment until the day before I had to go. Same goes with other graduation requirements. There were two Reminds for the class of 2019, but not all seniors were told of this and missed out on a lot of information. Everything was done at the very last minute and gave us no time to adjust our schedules, and this all would have been easily fixed had they only had one remind with all the information on it and a paper handout for the students who do not own any cellphones. There were two graduation practices, and the first was organized alright, but the administrators in charge of the practice were rude and unhelpful with students and where they needed to go, then blamed it on the students. The second was on the day of graduation and took a little over three hours. It was extremely disorganized and my seat was all the way on the other side of the Mitchell Center from where it was originally supposed to be, and when I asked for help finding my seat I received none and had to walk around for a good half hour to find it. Don't get me started on the diploma and yearbook pickup! They told us to pick them both up on the 28th of May but never told us any times to be there. My grandma and I showed up around 1:20pm, and they told us to come again another day because they didn't have them cause we were too late. However, my mom called and was displeased so the lady was rude about it, but gave me my diploma but not my Yearbook, the one I PAID FOR. They told us to come back the day after or that Thursday between 8-10am. Do they not realize that we have work? If students are paying for the yearbook, they should be organized and have a list of how many are receiving them. How are they OUT of yearbooks?? Overall, my experience at this Highschool was extremely dissatisfying and if I could give it no stars at all I would! My rural Highschool in Iowa was more organized than Davidson! When I get older and have children, they won't be attending Davidson if it's still even around. I highly recommend looking for another school for your child if you want them to be happy and healthy. The food they give is terrible and sometimes rotten, and I remember a few times I was given a slice of ham and a small roll for lunch. Most of the teachers are pleasant save a few, but other than that, everything else is terrible! -An Alumni

The Alabama School of Math and Science is outstanding. It offers excellent college-level courses,…read moreand the residential environment allows students to gain experience living away from home, which helps them when they arrive wholly prepared for college.

Can't believe today is graduation day for our son Nathan. This school has been amazing at helping…read morehim grow into a successful young man. He has earned a full scholarship to University of Alabama to study engineering. I cannot say he would have earned that elsewhere. He graduates with a 4.0 and study at this school is designed more like college courses. The students learn to be independent and board on site. There is 24 hour security and there is a great life/work balance. He likes to stay on campus over weekends because they have fun activities and are also very involved the community with service at the food bank, water for 5k races, annual Greek festival and more! I highly recommend thisnschool for the student looking to push themselves and not afraid to be away from home at an early age. There are hall staff and an amazing office staff on site. Reach out for more information.

Greatest school ever! I have been going to school there for 3 years i am in 7th grade at the moment…read moreand it has been the best 3 years ever i love this school so much.

We were going to start our first grader at Mobile Christian this year. She is athletic and received…read morethe highest possible grades for kindergarten. She received a character award from her school and an award for "best demonstrating Christian values" from her previous class. Hours before orientation, the elementary principal, Ms. Curry, called to say that she was rejected. We were stunned. We attend church every Sunday. My father was a deacon and my grandfather was a preacher. I asked if there was a problem with the classes being too full and was told no. I asked why my daughter had been rejected, and Ms. Curry said that she, "couldn't say". When I pressed the issue, she became agitated and cut me off, saying that she wouldn't tell me. I asked who would tell me and was told Headmaster David. When I asked to speak to him, Ms. Curry scoffed and said he was busy and would remain busy and I should, "try leaving a message with the front desk" When we finally managed to get ahold of the headmaster, he was faltering and unable to give a reason, eventually stating that it was "against policy" to say anything. Email attempts have gone completely ignored and attempts to visit in person are always greeted with a cordial, "he's too busy to see you." Ultimately, we believe that we were not the "mold" of aristocracy that Mobile Christian likes to put forth. I would never recommend this school to anyone. Any school that rejects a qualified six year old seeking a Christian education without reason is clearly not as "Christian" as they claim.

From the owner: Located in mobile. AL Mobile Christian School serves students in grades kindergarten through 12…read more Founded in 1961. The school is a STATE-APPROVED institution that utilizes curriculum approved by the alabama state board of education. It has an athletics department that offers football. Baseball. Basketball. Cross country. Golf. Track and field. Cheerleading. Tennis. Softball and volleyball. The schools organizations and clubs include student government. National honor society. Fellowship of christian standards. MU alpha theta. Yearbook. And ART. Service and drama clubs. It offers classes in language arts. Math. Science. Social studies. Health and physical education. Agricultural science. Accounting. Computer science and foreign Mobile Christian School is accredited by the national christian schools association. Southern association of colleges and schools and national council for private schools.

We love KCA!! I went to school here growing up and decided when we moved back to Mobile that I…read morewould love for my kids to have the same great education and love that I had. My son was in K4 last year and we absolutely loved the whole experience of it. His teacher was amazing, the office staff are always so kind and helpful and I love that everyone makes you feel like family. Doing my son's first year of school during Covid was really hard because we didn't get to experience the normal stuff, but KCA did such a great job navigating all of that and keeping the parents up to date. It's so obvious how much they all love and care for their students and their families. I absolutely recommend looking into KCA if you are looking for an elementary or middle school. My youngest is in their daycare and we love them too!

From the owner: The mission of Knollwood Christian Academy is to lovingly train students spiritually, academically,…read morephysically, and socially from a Biblical perspective with a God-centered point of view and to prepare them to influence others for Christ. Our partnership with parents and each student’s success begins with the admissions process.