Private Schools

3 kids in the school. Good teachers and staff.

My 6 year old daughter attends JCA and we absolutely love the quality education she is receiving. The school is well run and well maintained. I have not had interaction with all the teachers on staff, however I find the teachers that I have been in contact with to be quite skilled in the art of teaching and very loving as well. My daughter attended kindergarten with Mrs. Shelly and she is now in 1st grade with Mrs. Archers class. I can not say enough good about the job that both have done with my child. They are both highly skilled at what they teach. I trust her teachers in all that that they do. The Principle, Brother Brian is very caring individual and is very approachable. He has put together a very productive, highly effective school system at JCA. My child's ability to read, spell and write at such a young age is nothing short of remarkable. If reading, writing and arithmetic were all I was interested in I suppose I could have sent her to just about any Joshua public elementary school, however a solid Christian education was of the utmost importance to me. At JCA my child is not just learning to believe in God, They are helping her to build a strong, loving relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ. I ask you, how do you put a price on that? Anyone can believe in the Lord. Even Satan believes in God, but for my child to come to a point in life where she actually enjoys a personal relationship with Christ, well thats simply priceless. If you are interested in a school for your child where he/she will be loved and respected and protected. If you are looking for a school that reflects the epitome of responsibility I highly suggest you consider Joshua Christian academy.

Needs to expand! And get a real gym, good friends though, sometimes.

My beat school

It was very challenging to find a good Christian school for my 3 children to go too. So many now a days look similar to public that it was just not an option. We have never been happier and felt more secure with our children in school while attending CACS. The teachers are filled with the Spirit of God and teach not only a top notch curriculum but with caring hearts. They really want to see your children succeed! I believe it is almost packed every year and they have to turn away students. If you are interested start the process early. We did and are grateful for it. Philip in Keene

Loved it. Best for college.

I went to New Horizons for high school, and it was absolutely the best schooling experience I could have ever hoped for! When I started, the only thing I liked to do was read. All other subjects bored or confused me. I was far behind in just about every subject, including math, and had no motivation to learn new things. New Horizons changed all that! The teachers took me through a top-to-bottom review of every subject: history, math, English, science-- and helped me find and define all the things about it that I hadn't understood. By the time I graduated (at 16 years of age), I loved every single subject and was doing very well in all of them. I even discovered a love of learning that has not waned in all the years since my graduation! Without New Horizons and its wonderful curriculum, my life would not be as wonderful as it is today, and I would not be at the school of my dreams: Columbia University :) Thanks again!

best school ever , nicest teachers you can find,nicest students and best principal, thank you and thanks Ms.Jill

My son goes to Cistercian. This school is very competitive and not easy to get in. We are glad our boy made it. Actually my boy was transferred from highland school to here. We love this school. Form master Philip is great. This school totally transformed my son to a very kind gentleman. We are glad to see our son getting more ethical and disciplined. Academically, we also found this super. Our son come with lot of homework and complete is very diligently. We are very happy with Cistercian. It is expensive but a great investment for children.

My son has been at EPS for three years now. We chose EPS after careful consideration because of the low student-teacher ratio, the curriculum is not tied to a state mandated test, and the fundamental desire to allow students to think for themselves. As parents with a child who has graduated from public high school this was extremely important to us. From the first day he walked in and was greeted by Andrea and Carolyn by name, to the amazing relationships he has developed with students and teachers from various grades, EPS has been spectacular. I can say every teacher is invested in my child's educational and emotional success.