Schools alright. Good administration and nice environment. Wish they had a better track and…read morefootball field.

Pretty good school, good administration. Nice staff and teachers and not a lot of bullying.read more

School is great . Love the school so hard . Literally 10/10 . One time a certain male math teacher…read morethat teaches algebra made my student not be able to eat in the classroom so her lasagna spoiled in her lunchbox. Truly a tragedy

Beautiful campus and lots of school spirit. Also everything this school does in terms of sports,…read morerobotics etc the crush the competition! Big plus as it's a conservative school.

Coram Deo has been an absolute blessing to my family. My son was bored and really didn't want to go…read moreto school. We decided to make the switch to Coram Deo and I'm so glad we did. Not only is he flourishing but he loves to learn. I can see his relationship with the Lord growing and his added awareness of being kind and thoughtful to others has grown by leaps and bounds. His classmates legitimately love each other. The teachers are loving and invested in the lives of their kids. I am forever grateful that the Lord brought us here.

Not a good experience. We are literally paying NOT to attend…read more Timeline of our experience with CDA. -March: daughter accepted enrollment in 9th grade position for following school year (5 months away) and we paid $8K of $13K tuition. We were so excited! May: my husband's company, Spirit Airlines, went out of business suddenly. June: We inform the school we must withdraw from enrollment due to extreme sudden financial change in our family. School response- we will pray for you, but you still owe the remaining tuition even if you never attend. We withdraw hoping for grace. July and August: multiple bills sent from CDA with late fees added. Husband is paying small chunks as unemployment checks come in, while my family has no health insurance and no income. School knows all of this and refuses to let the remaining balance go unpaid, though we gave notice over 2 months before school begins and we ARE NOT asking for the initial $8k back. I'll let you guess what we think of this school's heart after our experience. You could not pay me to attend this school after this experience. We are literally paying NOT to attend. 2 stars for grace (on our end, not theirs)

Not an enjoyable place to be, school could be better at managing student workload as 90% of…read morestudents aren't getting enough sleep as they either are loaded down with work or have a job and cant get enough time for schoolwork and some teachers do choose favorites but thats a problem in every school and with human nature.

Great teachers, excellent extra curricular activities. Two enthusiastic thumbs up! A starbucks…read morewould be nice. Chick-Fil-A is a nice touch.

Like the other reviewer, we too have had trouble with the administration. My children have never…read morebeen in trouble, but my daughter was being harassed by a boy. And administration felt that "boys will be boys." It got so bad that we had to remove her and place her in private school. As far as my son goes, things went great until the school found out he had a disability(medical issue) that we had not disclosed because it did not affect him at school. Then the principal actually told us that kids with disabilities did not belong in the gifted program (where he had been since grade school and always earned high grades) and preAP classes. He actually called us in for a meeting and had a couple staff members in a panel to try to explain to me that "kids like him" and "speds" do not belong in these classes. Fortunately, it was spring of 8th grade year and my son went on to high school and has done great, with no IEP and no 504, as he did not need it. It was pure bigotry and disgusting. Between the treatment of girls at the school and treatment of people with disabilities, this is not a school I can recommend.

I like it but it is small and there is two vice principals that are mean and rude to student.read more

Amazing and Beautiful Facility!!! Indoor and Outdoor!!!!! Here for the Area Track and Field Meet!!read more

It is among the few public high schools in Texas to receive a distinguished GreatSchools Rating of…read more9 out of 10 hence I don't feel so bad when I get out my check book for Coppell City Taxes.

Fantastic High School!…read more A great high school for kids who are truly ready to learn! I have two kiddos here, and they are both thriving academically. The environment is supportive, the teachers are dedicated, and the school really brings out the best in students. I would certainly recommend this institution to any family looking for a place where their children can grow and excel.

I have a Sophomore and a Junior that are currently attending BNHS, as well as one child at the…read moremiddle school. I can honestly say that they are getting an excellent education in a safe environment. Some of the sports teams are HIGHLY political, but I don't fault the school administration for that... some coaches are just that way. Dr. Myers does a marvelous job communicating with parents and I cannot imagine how difficult it must be to try and please the parents in this community. I'm a former teacher (different district) so I have something to compare BNHS to. Homework seems light to me, but my kids are definitely prepared for college and beyond since they're taking advantage of the AP, On-Ramp, and other supplementary programs that this school offers.

Grapevine Faith is an incredible place to grow spiritually, athletically, and academically. Faith…read morehas an enrollment of 336 in the high school. Faith offers grade preK - 12

Spent the last two weeks working on a film in Grapevine/Southlake based on the Faith Christian…read moreSchool and I was all over the campus several times. The school/Faith community's spirit and pride is both evident and inspiring; although the campus is a bit outdated, and crowded in the middle of residential Grapevine, there is plenty of street parking, nearby eats, and friendly students/parents, from what I experienced. Also, the 7am carpool is better than the Texas State Fair's car show displays. Just like every other affluent private school, the number of soccer moms in 2014 Escalades outnumbers the annual Cadillac inventory for Sewell. Alas, this isn't much of a helpful review, but then again, if you're seriously looking for a good North Texas private school on here, you might wanna do some more googling. ;)

I highly recommend this school. They foster excellent student growth and are very helpful. However,…read morethe online enrollment process can be confusing; I struggled with it until a lady in the office assisted me. The staff speaks both Spanish and English, and the lunch food is good. Students don't wear uniforms, allowing them to dress as they please as long as they follow the dress code.

Came here for the first time to do a track workout. Super nice fields and track feels extra fresh…read moreand new. Great space to play football, softball, kickball or whatever. Safe environment and tons of parking right on the fields. If you are looking for a place to workout in the evenings or weekend, this is a great place to do so.