First let me say that Summit has been such a huge blessing to our family. The kids have learned so…read moremuch, and they are advancing well in this Classical learning environment. It was important for us to have a solid foundation for our kids with Christian teaching, as well as cursive, phonics, and other Classical teaching techniques. It warms my heart to hear the kids singing songs that they have learned in Chapel and to know that we don't have to worry about the value system of the school and the topics to which our children will be exposed. Summit Christian Academy truly has a family atmosphere that makes everyone feel welcome. The school's staff is extremely professional and it is apparent that they have been called to serve at Summit. The dedicated faculty and staff goes above and beyond to ensure the kids receive the best education but also just as important, they show great dedication at fostering kind and confident hearts. I would not hesitate to recommend SCA to any family that desires to give their children a Christ-centered Classical education.

I have been involved at Summit in some capacity since 1999. From 1999-2005 I attended Summit from…read more7th-12th grade. Since graduating from William and Mary, I have served as a teacher, an administrator, and a board member. One area Summit excels at is student-teacher relationships. Year after year, our graduates leave our doors with extreme gratefulness for the relationships they've established with both their peers and their teachers. I strongly believe Classical Education is the best model around and I am so grateful for the solid education I received at Summit.

I can't say enough great things about Bethel Christian School! My son is receiving an incredible…read moreeducation and I am astounded daily at what he's learning. At 7 yrs old he's writing in cursive beautifully, reading books for enjoyment ( he will even read KJV like a pro, some adults can't do that), talks to me about coding and the Mosaic Law. It's astonishing. Not only is he receiving and incredible education but he is truly cared about by his teacher and the faculty and staff. I know my son is truly valued at Bethel Christian and that's worth more to me than anything.

Two of my children attended this school and one currently a fourth grader. We have experienced only…read moregood things with this school our kids experience and school decision makers. This is an elementary setting grades 4 through 6th graders. Alike any other school in order to have success with our kids we have to be involved. Be involved! All of our kids' teachers are approachable and available for consulting when you need them. The parents of the children attending seem engaged and involved 100%. This community is a small residential district and the kids and parents do a great job of supporting one another as well as the kids. All good here at Westside. Hats off to the school principal for a job well executed.

My child has been k-5 here and it has been a pleasure all the way. Teachers and staff are awesome…read moreand so nice. They all have genuine concern and care for our most precious resource ... our children !

This school destroyed my daughter. She has been with them since middle school. They failed to…read moreprepare my child for college, and instead of exposing her to college experiences, they withheld them from her as punishment. This failed to motivate her to do better. The school is for underprivileged low income families, and putting my child in there only exposed her to kids who were already troubled and she couldn't handle the lifestyle change. They labeled her trouble and punished her every chance they got. Now, because of a social media post 50 days until graduation, they expelled her and crushed the last of her remaining dreams. Then they want to tell her she will always be a dreamer and part of the dreamer family. I hope those meaningless promises made them feel better about destroying any remaining hopes and dreams my daughter has. She has given up on herself and her future. The school counselor was the absolute worst and always presented to my daughter with a negative attitude. The school failed to deliver what they promised and let both me and my daughter down with no place to turn. Words can't describe how utterly disappointed I am with the Achievable Dream Administration. The CEO of the school made a special connection with my daughter and gave her a phone number to call if she ever needed her help and when my daughter called it in distress prior to being expelled she failed to answer my daughters call for help and the administrator refused to let my daughter speak with the one person who could have made a difference. How do you invest in a child for 6 years and then kick them out with less than 50 days left to go. This school likes to brag about successes but hides their failures.

I became familiar with this organization through some work I did with them. An Achievable Dream…read moresaves children from poverty through education. Yes, that sounds dramatic, but their results are dramatic. An Achievable Dream is a magnet school. But rather than choosing high performing students, they choose their students from kids with the highest risk factors. They all must be eligible for free lunch -- in other words, living in poverty -- most of them are being raised in single parent or guardian households, and many of them have behavioral problems as well. Achievable Dream teaches the standard classes -- science, math, history -- but they also teach a variety of "life skills" classes, such as conflict resolution, money management, and "speaking green," which basically using standard American English. (The class is called "speaking green," because the idea is that in order to succeed in a business environment, you need to be able to speak properly.) They even have classes in etiquette, which may seem strange, until you realize that the goal is to provide these kids with the structure and discipline they don't have in their lives outside of school. Members of the community -- business leaders, police officers, and soldiers from a nearby military base -- serve as mentors and role models for the students. In addition, their school day is 8 hours long -- 2 hours longer than a standard day -- and they only get 5 weeks off in the summer. The results have been astounding. Over the past 15 years, AAD's students have closed the achievement gap between them and students in the rest of the state, regularly testing in the top percentiles. The organization now runs a grade school and a middle/high school, and students who complete the program are guaranteed college tuition. 90% of their graduates go on to college, and the other 10% serve in the military. An Achievable Dream has taken kids who would most likely have fallen between the cracks -- many of whom would be 1) unwed mothers, 2) in jail, or 3) dead before their 18th birthday, and helped them become productive members of society. In recent years, other school districts (including one in Waukegan, IL) have started using some of AAD's "best practices." For those of us who believe that education is the path to solving a lot of our problems, An Achievable Dream is truly inspiring.

Williamsburg Christian academy is outstanding! My son transitioned here back in October of…read more2024/2025 school year. WCA and its entire staff is a hidden Gem in Williamsburg and we feel truly blessed and thankful that my son attends this school. Their teachers and staff go above and beyond to provide a caring, christ centered education that provides excellent communication, care and guidance. I tell everyone I meet about WCA and it has been a godsend for my son. I am so thankful he is not in the public school system here anymore. WCA and its entire staff has welcomed my son with open arms and have been nothing but supportive, caring and just amazing since he started! I have nothing but pure adoration for the WCA community and school! Thank you all always!! The Sanchez Family

We love WCA! The classroom sizes are small allowing for more individual attention and the teachers…read moreand staff really seem to care about the welfare of the students. I do feel like the school is still growing and learning, so communication is sometimes lacking, but I do think they are working on it. I would definitely recommend this school. There are a lot of opportunities if you want to be involved with the school and the teachers are very supportive of parent involvement.

I attended for the CCMA program and it was honestly not at all what was described or what any of…read moreour class expected. I was there when covid started, but, even pre covid there was little to NO instruction. We were given a book and told to work online and complete the assignments each week. I expected this but I was hoping the 3 hours spent in class once a week would be review, lecture anything helpful. It ended up being maybe 20 minutes of the teacher reading a paper we all had in front of us and then 2.5 hours of talking to one another and passing time or self study in a classroom instead of home. We were shown simple clinical things but never in depth and honestly, explained VERY poorly and most of us learned more through YouTube. Save your money. If you are looking for a totally online self taught course, this is it but, expect to waste your time in a classroom each week with no instruction.

Do not waste your 1000+ dollars here for the Phlebotomy program. You will not get hired anywhere…read morebecause they do not have an externship at a hospital or unless you have prior medical experience or a degree behind you!!!! This was basically a self-learn class where you study at home then come to class to poke other students with needles then leave with bruised arms and hands. We used EXPIRED NEEDLES and EVACUATED TEST TUBES 99% of the time! Students were also in a classroom WITHOUT A SINK TO WASH YOUR HANDS! Hand sanitizer was everyone's best friend. They don't even have a restroom for students in their side of the building so all the students had to walk across the building to use it. We also were not allowed to keep practicing sticks past a cutoff date in our program because they would run out of supplies for the next phlebotomy class this year! They use McGraw Hill textbooks/online homework. Basically, everything was open note so you will definitely not fail this class even if you tried to flunk it. The text book will also contradict NHA standards and guidelines so you will be left confused about almost everything right before you test for your cert. You will also get your certification through the NHA website but you have to pay 120 dollars for the certification test out of pocket because it wasn't included in your tuition as well. I started my program at the VB location at the beginning of March through mid-April of this year 2019 and I have been turned down from all plasma/blood donation centers, hospitals, even at dialysis centers. GO TO TCC its legit with an externship, do not mind the price if you want a job! The only reason why I went here was because of the price of the course. It was significantly cheaper than others and you definitely can tell how cheap it was. YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR!!! Don't make the same mistake as me! Get your deposit back before class starts.

Worked here in the past. Family enviorment. Lost of activities and field trips planned each month…read moreto make the children excited to come to school. Would bring my children here

my 4 year old was disenrolled due to her conflict with me as as parent…read more inappropriate incidents include Lisa stating to me "you look just like the child's biological mom, dad must have a type" , which is completely nonprofessional, and not a child care director's place to say. So the outcome to my 4 year old's experience, was a expulsion not even after 2 weeks of service. The school also called and notified me of my 4 year old getting sick before this, and needed to be picked up asap. Upon my arrival, I found my 4 year old alone in his classroom, lights off, no supervision whatsoever, no toys, just sitting there in solitude, without any other supervisors in sight in the hallway or elsewhere. He was sitting in a cot, staring at the doorway I just walked into, wondering how long he was going to be in the dark alone, on a cheap cot on the floor, that they charge a ridiculous rate for to "rent". I picked him up, left the room, left the premises. His classroom teacher that should've been in there with him, just proved that due to their lack of supervision and negligence, that absolutely anybody can walk in the door, down the hallways of other classrooms, grab your child, and leave the center, without ever being seen or stopped. What a warm and fuzzy feeling.