Brownsburg High is the top-rated school in the state…read more During the summer people get into massive bidding wars to buy houses in the school district. BHS takes very good care of its students, especially those with special needs. They are very organized and caring folks. Sports here very football and basketball oriented, with the community turning out big time for these matches. Remodelling currently affecting school due to growth. Parking and pickup and drop off difficult now every day. But should improve next year.

My family moved here in 2020. I brought a junior high student and a high school student to BCS…read more They were quickly welcomed and felt part of the family. They are involved in sports, drama, etc. and love the activities and their classes. Bethesda is solidly Christian, but it has an open enrollment (meaning, you don't have to profess Christianity to enroll). Each student does, however, have to abide by a code of conduct, which keeps a morality on campus that you will not find elsewhere. The staff and administration love the students and love God. They are there for the right reasons. There are many Christian schools out there, but this one has stayed true to God's Word. We could not be happier here.

My last year of high school at a public school was much better! I wish I would've gone to public…read moreschool for my whole high school, because I missed out on a lot of valuable programs while at Bethesda. I'm glad to have the background of Christian education (because now I actually care about my religion), but they definitely turned me off to Christianity for a few years because of their strict and superfluous rules. I still love most of the teachers at Bethesda but that horrible "steering committee" has to change!

Worst new management. Controlling and rude to staff. Says not changing things because we (older…read morestaff) ran a great kitchen. Starts changing things immediately. The menus are all bad. Kids hate the food. Laugh at the breakfast selection. So sad the kids don't get good grab and go hot sandwiches anymore

My kids are and have been students here. It is a smaller high school with a good student to teacher…read moreratio. As most of the public schools, there is room for improvement but we have had good experiences.

This a wonderful school. The teachers truly care about the students. It is a Christ centered…read moreschool. The academics are challenging.

My son just started kindergarten here and we all are absolutely in love with this school!! The…read morestaff is so friendly and have always made us feel safe and comfortable and my son loves them all which is very important. I love how they are teaching him the knowledge he will need when he's grown and out in the world but with the goodness of God so he'll grow into a man to help the world be a better place!

Traders Point Christian Schools closed their program effective March 16 related to COVID-19 and we…read morehad to find alternative means for childcare. Below is our experience with attempting to find alternative care: When attempting to cancel daycare due to TPCS non-performance, TPCS refused to acknowledge contract termination despite their nonperformance of services. We were even in a prepayment position and willing to forgive what was due back to us. Despite this effort, TPCS continued to attempt to charge us the $1,000 withdrawal fee and/or pay 30% of the weekly fees throughout the remaining school year despite not offering childcare. Additionally, despite terminating ACH authorization with them and communicating a contractual dispute, they unethically continued to charged our bank account/credit card claiming they couldn't anticipate COVID-19 and the consequences. I cannot see how that logic works --- several business didn't anticipate COVID-19, but it doesn't mean they can continue to charge past customers when they are no longer providing services. TPCS is also likely eligible for the governmental PPP forgiveness loan that reimburses for all employees' wages for the next two months yet they continue to charge their customers despite not providing onsite childcare services, out of what I can only fathom as greed. It all seems very unethical to me in how it was managed by the administrative office, particularly the finance department. We were members of the affiliated Church but will no longer be attending the services. I feel the organization's behavior is extremely avaricious, and I no longer wish to be affiliated with them. I've never done this with an organization before in my life, but I intend to file a claim with the BBB, file a claim with the small claims court for reimbursement of prepaid services, and leave a negative review on all social media outlets. I want to state this is not a review of the actual program or teachers who work there. We had some phenomenal teachers working with our girls when the school was open and really appreciated the care they put toward our children.

From the owner: Traders Point Christian School's mission is to challenge and educate students within the framework…read moreof a Biblical worldview while leading them to a personal faith and transformed life in Jesus Christ. We are excited about partnering with you in this mission. We have a strong family atmosphere where your child will be nurtured, challenged, discipled, and equipped to successfully navigate a world that rejects Jesus Christ.

Facilities are nice, but old and not incredibly well. Taken care of for a high school this size…read more Construction out in the front not sure what's going on. There caused some parking issues. Signage is decent getting into the place. I know that they're academics are not strong here, and they usually place near the bottom of the metropolitan area. Their music programs have been strong in the past and seemed to be on the build again. Sporting teams are hot and cold. The building is large and spread out lots of really nice things and lots of things that just haven't been kept up.

I like the fact there are a couple ways to enter into the Ben Davis HS area…read more This review is based on the outside facilities sports area and Area 31. They have a very nice stadium. The stadium is used for football and for track. They also offer softball, baseball, soccer and powderpuff. The fields are kept nice, and there is benches to sit on at the softball and baseball field. The best part is they have an Area 31 Center where even students can come in from other districts to be certified in culinary, aesthetician, criminal law, pharmacy tech... There is so much offered at the school, and the grounds are kept up. This is a great place to come and walk, as there is even a little area that has some really large trees and shade around the baseball field. There is also a very large area that completely encompasses the entire campus. This is great for long walks. (without dogs attacking you)

I like the food here its very regular, and reminds me of the food i ate when i was in school. Very…read morenostalgic

I rate this place 2 stars because in the cafeteria, everyone of their tables wiggle. And you can…read morenot eat on a wiggly table, CAN YOU?!?!

Worst experience I ever had as far as education. Your child is much better off being homeschooled…read morethan trying to be "taught" by system of unmotivated teachers who only go to get a paycheck. There definitely are a few teachers more willing and legitimately care for the kids, but they are outnumbered by those who don't and are actually the ones that are not given many classes :-(. Please look elsewhere for the sake of your child's future. I'm glad I was able to leave when I did.

As a student-teacher in the visual arts freshman center, this baccalaureate school has a wide range…read moreof programs and learning opportunities for students. I am impressed with the amount of IB and AP college credit courses students can take before they go to college. There are some awesome administrators and faculty working here and quite a wide range of diversity and culture among students. This school is undermined for the demographics in the area, which is an unfortunate bias. I would send my kids here because they would have so many opportunities to learn a and grow. I wished my suburban schools growing up had these vast degree of IB and AP courses.