My son has attended Trinity Christian Academy for two years and we couldn't be happier. Every…read moreteacher, administerator, student and parent we have interacted with at Trinity has been kind and friendly; truly a reflection of Jesus. If your family is looking for a godly, academically challenging education in central Kentucky, you couldn't do any better than Trinity. A visit to one of their open houses would be a great opportunity to come see what Trinity is all about. We did so two years ago and I thank God we did!

Asbury has an excellent equine program! The equine center is open to the community, so I…read moreoccasionally bring my toddler here to see the horses. All the students I have interacted with have been friendly and helpful. The university offers trail rides on the weekends during the school year, which are open to the community at a small cost. You can contact the university for details on upcoming trail rides. There is also a community garden here. This site is home of the Asbury Trails, and there is also a hiking trail at this location. I recommend visiting the equine center to the community, and can especially recommend the equine program for perspective students. Asbury University is great!

So thankful for time time at Asbury. I made incredible friends, received a wonderful education, and…read moream forever thankful for the huge part this school played in my life!

Beautiful campus, wonderful people and hosting. God's presence is just such a miraculous thing!!!!…read more I mean the whole town opened their arms, just like that university to people from all over the world!!!

If this were 3 years ago I would be praising the school. It has basically turned into a daycare…read morecenter. If that's what you're needs are then I would say absolutely use the state credit and then enroll your child into public school or Model if you are looking for a real private school. My child was enrolled from PreK to 3rd grade after the huge downward spiral in the 3rd grade we pulled him due a number of issues including bringing solid proof to the principal that his teacher was harassing our child. We were told in so many words due to staffing issues that she will always pick the teacher over the student. We copied the superintendent with every single email as well and this was ignored. The teacher in question still works there. St. Marks used to be a safe place for my child and the third grade year was met with extreme anxiety due to this teacher. We were told to trust and there was no way this teacher was causing it. I feel ashamed I didn't pull my child sooner. You will not have the protection of a 504. My child is immunocompromised and I remember saying to the principal I am sorry my child doesn't have a cookie cutter illness like cancer. This year we have been going back and forth to Nortons in Louisville and will start having to travel to Cincinnati. The 504 I have in place with the public school protects my child. The teacher from last year refused to do a single thing the OT therapist requested, yet the public school and 5 teachers have not one issue. Save your money. Use it as a daycare and find a better place.

Saint Mark is the only fully accredited faith-based school in Madison County. If you are looking…read morefor a school with small class sizes, teachers who teach with passion, and where every single student is at or above grade level, then search no more. We have had our oldest in their Pre-K program since she was 2 and her development has been amazing to watch. Along with an exceptional K - 5 program they have the only Pre-K program in which children can go full time/part time, full day/half day. The best part is they can continue up through 5th grade so that they really get a sense of family in addition to a quality education. Character is what helps to set this school apart from others. The Pledge of Allegiance is said daily, and they actively encourage student prayers. At the end of each school day they set aside time where students can give "shout outs" to other students for their acheivements, as well as apologize for when their behavior may not have been up to par. This accountability comes from the students, which makes it even more special. The principal works day in and day out to ensure her students and staff have the tools they need to ensure a quality education. She is actively involved in the parent/teacher associations as well. I have never met teachers more devoted to the success of their students than those at Saint Mark. With small school sizes, they are able to pay more attention to each student as an individual and cater to their learning style more easily.