Private Schools

Experiential learning at its best!

It is to cool

My grandchildren attend and they are awesomely independent and inquisitive. And, oh yeah, my amazing daughter Joya is one of the teachers!

I'm giving it a one because that's the lowest I could possibly give. The education was alright, but the harassment and hatred from other students is unacceptable, especially for such a price. My child needed counseling after he left, and is continually harassed by students. There are much better public and private schools, but Rowland Hall may be the worst educational facility I have ever seen.

Pleasant grounds well kept. Walking trails.

The teachers and staff genuinely care about the well-being of the children and take pains to make sure that each child's learning style is taken into account. They truly individualize the curriculum to enhance each child's gifts and support each child's challenges. The teachers are brilliant and human and accessible. My two gifted children have certainly found their tribe here.

In this day-in-age, it is rare to say that a school can honestly make a difference in your kids life - - let alone the life of the parents. Journey will do just that. The small student teacher ratio and the unique approach to learning has made us a very happy family with an even happier second grader (boy). We tried other private, more expensive, schools that seemed to be the "in" schools to go to - - but the approach was very regimented and along the lines of "do it our way or the high way". Journey takes a different approach and they determine whats best for each kid - - something achievable due to the lower student/teacher ratios. Then they teach to the child's ability, not the overall classes ability. I also love the 4 day week which is fantastic for allowing a greater balance of time for non school stuff like sports, doctors appointments or small three day trips whereby you can come home on Monday and not miss any school. I thank my good fortune every day of my son's life for the experience, not just the schooling, he receives at Journey.

We switched our kids here after homeschooling for two years during covid then public Catholic and French immersion schools prior . We love this school . Our kids have so many fun and educational field trips , fun events and camp opportunities. They love going to school now where they didn’t before and my kd kid who used to run away from his previous school started begging to go even when sick . The teachers and admin have been super supportive, hot lunch program is second to none, and academics a significant but well supported challenge . Most important things are that the kids are taught to be respectful and polite and engage in a multicultural education with exposures to many different cultures and world views . I couldn’t recommend this school more .

The teachers and staff at LCS have truly blessed our three sons with loving, intentional education. In a state where the public educational system has been hijacked by humanist interests, there has never been a greater need for our youth to receive faithful education in critical thinking informed by a biblical worldview.

At Brightmont Academy, all programs are customized for the individual student and there is much flexibility in the curriculum used. Brightmont Academy staff are willing to collaborate with all involved to build the best individualized academic program for the student. Brightmont works with families and values feedback.

Fun to play against in athletics, brother may go there for HS.

My daughter's first two years at Ashbrook have been the perfect balance of both fun and challenging activities. She is excited to go to school every day to learn and see her favorite teachers and friends. The community at Ashbrook is safe, inviting and small enough to feel connected quickly.

very fun

I called and the director woman I spoke to must've thought I was someone else. It was appalling how rude she was, and she even hung up on me. I have never in my life heard such rude phone etiquette. That in itself shows complete unprofessionalism, and therefore I would never send my child here. Be careful.