I wanted more for my son. I expected more of my son - public school didn't deliver, but Pensacola…read moreSchool of Liberal Arts (SoLA) exceeded our expectations. My son began struggling in 10th grade while attending a local public high school. I can't begin to tell you how many meetings we had with teachers, counselors, deans, principals, IEP and district representatives. Since he wasn't a discipline problem they kept passing him on. I soon learned my son was an experiment for a floundering system. Following a terrible semester report card, we decided to search for a private school. I was surprised to find Pensacola had so many choices. After visiting most of them, I concluded these private schools were all a one-size fits all style of student and curriculum all except for SoLA. On our second visit to SOLA, Mrs. Tarver "interviewed" my son to identify what was missing in his quest to become a lifelong learner. Finally a school administrator that was willing to get to the core of why he wasn't learning. The SoLA staff had truly taken an interest in my son reaching his full potential. SoLA taught him first; that he must want to learn. Once he learned this skill others followed, including; independent thinking, creativity, integrity and balance, he became happier and believed for the first time he could do this work. He became independent, self-motivated and the stress level in our home dropped significantly. Final thought: While our local schools are struggling to lift performance across the board, SoLA is doing this one student at a time. Teachers will always be underpaid - and underappreciated but the teachers at SoLA know they didn't choose to teach for these reasons. They chose education to change lives and the Pensacola School of Liberal Arts does this greater than anyone else... One student at a time. Congratulations class of 2016 including my son and thank you Jacqui Tarver and Travis Cummings for teaching and caring for all of these children!

I actually taught at this school two years ago and I absolutely love it! The principal is awesome…read moreand his heart is to truly raise these children up to be who God has called them to be. The staff is excellent and the atmosphere brings peace to a child's learning experience. #1 in my book!

From the owner: Supporting Families with Christ-centered Education…read more We’re Growing Hearts, Minds and Leaders. More Than a School: A Place to Belong and Become. At Covenant Christian School, education is about more than academics-it’s about shaping confident learners, compassionate leaders, and grounded individuals. With small class sizes and dedicated teachers, students are known, supported, and challenged to reach their full potential. Our classrooms emphasize rigor while nurturing curiosity, responsibility, and confidence. Faith and character are woven into daily life at Covenant Christian. Through chapel, service opportunities, and meaningful relationships, students learn to lead with integrity, respect others and live with purpose. Just as important is our strong sense of community. Families partner closely with teachers. From the classroom to campus celebrations, Covenant Christian is a place where students grow - not just in knowledge, but in character. It is our Mission to graduate students who are prepared to understand their world, to communicate with their world, and to influence their world for Christ through servant leadership. Come visit our campus and catch the spirit of joy that flows through each teacher, each staff member and into each classroom.

I mean they a little strict on the dress code other than that seems like pretty chill ppl and the…read moreeducation is good and the kids there are chill and cool and nice add me on fortnite btw - capt augg

RBCS seemed like a quality school - their admissions…read moredepartment made me feel welcome and made the school seem excellent academically. However, I had three problems: 1. The talent development program (presented as special education) is not special education. The instructors don't need to have education degrees and get on-the job training and seminars on specific general education topics. The only difference I saw is smaller class size (yay) and slower speed: they use the same material as other schools but go slower. The students didn't seem to get other resources including no sustained reading specialist intervention (it's only a short term intervention if staff feels it'll help). 2. Responsiveness to concerns: several administrators dismissed our educational concerns, asking us to trust their process. But their process involved much less actual educational teaching than other area schools. 3. Discipline: admissions stressed that their discipline system hasn't changed in 50 years. It showed. The system in elementary school involves a dozen or so red-letter items (in the blood of Jesus) and a similar number of black-letter (sinful) items. The discipline system is absolutely equated with moral/ Christ-like behavior. Children are frequently admonished about their "red" or "black" behavior. Lots of kids show anxiety about this. A lot of parents stated concern. My kid had daily issues over this to the point of needing medical intervention. The problems resolved when we switched schools. This was one experience - it may fit well for others. But I recommend asking lots of very specific questions before choosing RBCS.

My family and I moved here to Mobile at the very beginning of this year 2025 from the coast of…read moreVirginia. My son finished the last few months of his first grade year. He had Mrs. Gray She was amazing to say the least! Prior to moving I hadn't heard or knew anything about Meadowlake but, my son and my husband and I soon found this school and its staff to be top tier! We look forward to my son's future years here at Meadowlake and are so pleased to have gotten lucky not only on our new home and move but for our home being zoned to this school!!!

We love Meadowlake!! We have 4 kids that attend: first, second, third, and fourth grade! I wish…read morethey went up to 8th grade so we could stay there but it only goes up to 5th! They have amazing security: you have to be buzzed in through the front office and all the doors and fences are locked from the outside. You also have to scan you Driver License into the system which is great for deterring criminals and parents that aren't allowed to see their children for custody purposes. The principal will always email you back and the two women in the office are so friendly and amazing!!

Robertsdale Elementary is the absolute worse school experience. My 5th grade student is without a…read morepermanent home room teacher, it's now November and so far they have switched the Teacher 5 times. The first Teacher was arrested for credit card fraud, the second teacher quit after two weeks, the third teacher was banned from the classroom for threatening my child, the fourth teacher I not sure what happened. I don't even know my child's new teacher, no email , no correspondence updates NOTHING! This is the absolute worst a child can go through. My child used to love school, now she doesn't enjoy it. The office staff isn't very welcoming either.

From first grade to fith, I attended Robertsdale El-Hi. My adoptive parents went here bacj in the…read more30's for goodness sake! And it's still there! My memory us of getting into trouble and having to stand outside in the dark hallway..(the school had wood floors then) and freaking out upon hearing shoes clomping from the distance, fearing it was Virgil Buck, the principal at the time, coming toward me. He actually found me once and was very kind to me. Of course, I had his wife as a teacher in 2nd grade and she kept me in a 'special' desk close to hers so she could keep an eye on me. I actually thrived that year. The place was so old they still had cloak rooms. I was put in there a lot by teachers. The whole place was OLD! I'm quite surprised I didn't find graffiti from my mom and dad's time! But I loved the grassy hill outside that sprouted onion grass every spring and the old oaks and pecan trees. One of the old trees is still there but a shadow of its former might. So glad certain landmarks are still around.

Great school, they really have a heart for the students. This is evident given the fact that all…read morestudents basically get a scholarship. It's one of only a handful of colleges left that have a true Christian Worldview.

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.

This institution harassed our family endlessly and was utterly unapologetic. They were smug,…read moreunhelpful and so terrible that I was forced to pull my daughter out of schooling. DO NOT allow your child to attend at their own risk and yours. She is now in the Florida school system and we have had not experienced any of the god awful problems we saw from this particular school.

First and foremost, I would highly recommend MLC to any parent looking for a strong academic…read moreeducation, while fostering independence and developing a critical thinking mind. We couldn't have found a better school for our son's educational start! My Son has really blossomed in your care, he has grown and learned so much this year! His teachers help him get excited about learning. All of his teachers have been fantastic! Above and beyond awesome, he is always thinking of them and talking about things that happened in his school. Thank you for expanding our son's mind and his world. The solid beginnings and joy for learning will influence his classroom experiences for years to come. Alex and Sandra Rios

NWFSC has a beautiful Niceville campus. I took a continuing education class there (Anatomy and…read morePhysiology) by Dr. Jean Mitchell and she was amazing! Enrolling and getting registered for my class was an easy and quick process. The staff were extremely helpful and friendly. This is a fantastic school!

We so enjoyed our time there! Campus was easy to navigate and everything was first class. We had no…read moreidea about this school. Such a beautiful campus right near the beach!

Having been at this school for my CCMA and RN now, I can actually say that this school genuinely…read morehas made a turn for the better and is making great progress in putting out some of the best nurses in the field around here. This school is tough but makes it so rewarding when you feel ahead of your peers and they are welcoming back to grads who want to go on into academia to teach or lecture for classes.

I attended the LPN program and can honestly say it was a tough program but what I gained from it…read morewas more than expected. The teachers are tough but they prepare you for what is to come. I was held at high expectations and that encouraged me to push harder and the outcome will be me being an outstanding nurse to my patients. The fortis staff is amazing they care about you as an individual and really want you to succeed. If you are up for a challenge and nursing is truly your passion fortis is the place for you.

Amazing school! I met so many lifelong friends and had a great four years attending this college…read more Beautiful campus!

If I had known it would be this difficult to get in contact with someone or receive responses…read moreregarding inquiries and submitted documents, I would have applied to Pensacola State College instead. I have attended two other universities, both online and in person, and this has honestly been the worst experience I've had, and it's only week one of classes. It took an entire month for my documents, which were already in the system, to be reviewed so I could be admitted even though I called every week to check up on it and they had everything. I was then finally admitted the same day class registration opened, while the systems were down. Since then, I have been unable to reach my academic advisor despite emailing and calling for the past two weeks regarding a course transfer issue. A class that should have been transferred from my transcript was not applied, which is now preventing me from registering for my next course due to a 'prerequisite not met' error. Phones and emails are rarely answered, and the lack of communication has made this process extremely frustrating. If I had more time and had not already submitted everything to the VA, I would seriously consider applying to PSC instead. It's crazy because I applied to an administrative position here in the Undergrad department when I first moved to the area and they didn't take me. They clearly need more people or better people for that matter because whoever they chose can't handle the workload.