We have four kids involved at ECS and this is our 5th year here. Our experience has been full of…read moregrowth, stronger academics, grace between us and the school and a genuine love for Christ from all the teachers and admin. You get one chance for your kids in education and we highly recommend ECS. Need financial assistance? ASK! They have it and will help you!

My son will be attending Hesston Coolege this fall and being from out of state, we couldn't be…read morehappier to have come across this college. Although it's a small, private two year college, itmoffers very outstanding programs not offered at bigger colleges. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful, and the campus is both very attractive and safe.

My kids and now my grandkids attended Berean Academy as did their Dad/Grandpa. The school has…read morecontinued to thrive, evolve, and expand it's sphere of influence over the decades. Lot's of warmth and a sense of community are hallmarks.

Excellent school and excellent staff. Our children all attend this school and we have kids in…read moreelementary, junior high and high school. I can't say enough good things about the school, it's faculty and staff. The teachers truly care about the kids both in their education and spiritual development. We are very thankful for Berean and the amazing place it has been for us and in the education it has provided of our kids.

I love my job there. There are awesome teachers. I'm one of them. Come and check on us ... apply…read morefor your kids to come there...

My 4 yr old son was recently admitted to the summer program there. He started out fine. He went…read morein at 6 a.m. and was meet by a woman named Anna every morning. She did nothing to help the my son cope with the transition from school to daycare. She essentially was a cage watcher. They will put the kids in a large room with one way windows and leave them there until classes start. That was the first problem. the second was as the weeks went on it got worse and worse. My son seem to regress into a 2 yr old because they put him with younger kids. After several weeks he he started doing things like screaming and crying all the time. Then Judy (she runs the place) calls me into her office one afternoon. She proceeds to tell me that my son is autistic or at least some level of it. She has no right or expertise to tell me this. As that pisses me off, she then tells me that Ethan is a trouble kid. WTF??? that is my reaction. My son has been in school now for a full year. He is smarter than students his age and is 2 years advanced in his studies. he was 3 taking kindergarten classes with 5 yr old children. Anyways as his behavior gets worse in the next couple of weeks, Judy tells me that it is my responsibility to calm my son down before I leave when I drop him off. It never happens all he wants to do is leave. He hates it there. They don't challenge him at all. So the following day I am informed that my son is making adults cry???? again WTF? If you work at a daycare and can't handle a smart 4 yr old boy get out of the business. Within a week of this happening I go to pick him up one afternoon and Judy calls me into her office to inform me that they "can't handle him". First off get some better help, second we have a contract. He had only been there for a month. Regardless of the contract I pulled my son out. They left me no choice. So if you want to be dropped a bomb one afternoon with no warning enroll your child. Be warned though, they SUCK!

I have come here a couple times and am always satisfied with my services. The students take there…read moretime and make sure you are satisfied with the end product. That being said it always takes waaayyy longer than anticipated. Make sure you don't have plans right after. The students are not always the most professional but you get what you pay for.