The food is awful sometimes the pizza is burned or cold like the rest of the food plz if the school…read moreboard reads this change it please

every thing is good but the WiFi IS TRASH it bro the coach is sooooo nice the principal and vice…read moreprincipal and also nice so is ms wholesome

I used to go here and when me and my brother went the food was cold. Little girls were standing on…read moretop of the toilet and looking over me. They also didn't really teach well enough for everyone.

Kids University has been a complete blessing for us. My son has been attending since he was 8…read moremonths old. He is now 2 years old. He absolutely loves going to school every morning and adores his teachers and the staff. They adore him even more! Everyone is so welcoming. You can tell that this is a loving environment and that they truly care about and for the kids. I know that when I leave my son in the morning, he is in great hands. They truly feel like my extended family and I'm grateful to have them in my son's life. This isn't just a daycare. They actually teach from a curriculum. My son knows his alphabets, numbers, shapes, and phonetic sounds of the alphabets. This is truly the place to send your kids to prepare them for grade school. They learn social skills and get a jumpstart on their education. I'm so glad that I stepped out on faith and enrolled my son here. No regrets whatsoever.

From the owner: We create a love for learning in our daycare or childcare center for infants, toddlers, preschool,…read moreand after care students.

For the most part I am very happy with MISD. But this year I get a call from some teacher that said…read moreshe would be my sons school teacher. Told her no we made a request for a certain teacher. Counselor called me she said the principle told her to call me. I told I talked to the assistant principal and she said she would make sure that since teacher and student new each other and that the teacher new what is happening in our family that we would have her. Well another thing that mountain peak school fails to do. In the past I have told them to check my son for dyslexia. Told them that when he was in 1,2,and 3 grade. Finally in the 3rd when he had Mrs Poland and Mrs Burke herd me and saw what I was saying. She started to the process to get him tested. Then the principal called me today and used some of the same excuses that the counselor tried to use. Which was that the teacher that was helping some of the other children that had the same issues as William was also in that teacher room and she wanted them all in the same room. I told her so what I made a certain request for a certain reason and that is that. She told me that I would just have to have her as my teacher. Well we will see what happens.

My children attended Christian schools for years and we were pleased with the schools and our…read morechildren's progress. Christian schools were great alternatives to public education. We enrolled our student in Turning Point Christian and we were displeased with the quality of education and the demeanor of the school. My advice to parents is to give considerable thought to educational objectives prior to enrolling a child in TPA. The quality of instruction is substandard at best, while dogma and pettiness on the part of some administrators is alive and well. Our student, a six grader, with commended performance in public schools and charter schools on TAKS math and science and slightly above average grades (and never unsatisfactory marks in citizenship) received failing marks and poor citizenship in all subjects while attending TPA. Bible was the only subject she received a passing grade (80). Moreover, I doubt if teachers and administrators had a clue as to rubrics and standards required by accredited private schools. To reiterate, our student who is slightly above grade level for a sixth grader, was assigned a grade 9 science text, a grade 8 language arts text, no social studies textbook and a grade 6 math textbook where instruction began on page 289 of an approximate 350 page textbook. Consequently, we spent many of our evenings explaining math concepts to our student which never appeared to have been addressed in the class. Also, after reading "To Kill a Mockingbird" (grade 7 or above for advanced readers), our student wrote a paper on Jim Crow (a major theme of Harper Lee) only to have the head administrator throw her paper at her in from of classmates with the comment, "We don't discuss race in this school !" If this was indeed the case, why in the world were students reading a book which primarily deals with racial issues? The following assigned reading was "The Scarlett Letter," (grade 9 or 10) was just to advance for a sixth grader. The smartest thing we did while at TPA, was to remove our student once we realized our concerns were falling on death ears. The facility is family ran with many students consisting of family members and close family friends. Parents concerned primarily with academic achievement in lieu of never ceasing religious indoctrination are ostracized and made to feel very unwelcomed by some of the family members' children--especially if ones' religious views differ from those of TPA administrators. In my opinion, TPA is for families and students interested in religion as their main focus. So that it is clear, there are some fine Christian schools in Desoto. However, in reviewing our experience, Turning Point Christian Academy is certainly NOT one of them.