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601 E Airport Fwy ## 119, Euless, Texas, 76039, United States

(817) 267-1000 www.mcaeuless.org

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Aaron McDonald

Dec 13, 2017

I was recently reflecting on my experience as a student at MCA. I attended 2nd-5th grade in the 90's, and I'm still bewildered by the claim of Christianity they make. I remember, quite vividly, my 3rd grade teacher, Mrs. Campbell, bending me over and spanking me with a two inch thick plank of wood commonly called "the paddle." This was in response to me kicking a girl on the playground. I'm not sure what Bible they're reading, but I have a pretty hard time imagining Jesus taking a paddle to a child. I would like to mention, though, in contrast to Mrs. Campbell's, and the institution's, unchristian discipline of children (the paddle is an institutional instrument of discipline), a positive experience I still remember from 2nd grade. My 2nd grade teacher was Mrs. O'rand (I think that's how you spell it.) I still remember the christian love she clearly had towards me and the rest of my classmates. I remember her asking the class what we needed to do in order to be saved. I responded, "We need to accept Jesus into our hearts." She then asked me to step outside the class. Then she took the time to personally tell me, with tears in her eyes, that my answer was right and how proud of me she was. Whether or not you agree or disagree with that specific doctrinal claim is relatively unimportant. Mrs. O'rand clearly felt and exhibited pure love, which is the essence of Christianity. I'm grateful that I was able to have such a positive role-model early in my life--someone who was clearly a Christian.

Jacob Bullington

Feb 13, 2017

O my word how can I express how amazing this school is teacher are nice. Went to this school and left greater than ever so glad to see kids who are pouring into God's word with society these days keep up the good work!!

Theresa Castro

May 31, 2016

Great school! Just attended the pre-k/kinder graduation and the curriculum the children are taught is amazing. They instill good values into the children’s lives. Small more personalized classes so no one is neglected. Children are taught how to pray, books and bible verses along with the necessary subjects they would also learn at a public school. Definitely recommend!

Anonymous Review

Jun 15, 2015

A school is supposed to work to help provide the best educational environment for a child. With a small school setting, you would think this would be easily achievable. However, it's not the case. The school promised to work with my child to see where they were academically to see about best placement. The headmaster was not in tune with what was going on--taking time to plan for a concert and staff party instead of reaching out with helpful insight into my child. The teachers were always sitting around, not enthused, and not very knowledgeable on the curriculum. Furthermore, they used untruthful and unnecessary excuses to exclude my child from anything they saw fit.

Cristie Bryant

Feb 12, 2016

I would never take my child here. I went for a tour and the school was painted in all brown and grey, with lights soo dim in every room that I had to ask the person taking me for a tour if they were broken. She informed me that they weren't and said she had never noticed any difference. The children here were soo quiet and seemed depressed. Go elsewhere!

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