Providence Christian Academy

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Students who attends his school are academically behind when they return to the public school sector :(

Please consider the growth, both educationally and physically, that this school may have had in the last several years. In response to some of these reviews, the paperwork for all new applicants is clear on its policies, and any school deserves for their papers to be read before signed. I have taught in Christian schools for 24 years and at Providence for two, including their after-school care. They are a great school that has been accredited this summer, has a wonderful facility, and who have teachers, administrators, and staff who are committed to God and the families who are enrolled.

This school lacks adequate leadership. There were many unhappy parents. It was not a pleasant experience. The extended care program was poor and had unfriendly employees.

PCA starts out as a friendly loving environment. BUT if there is anything that happens that is "not" 100% perfect get ready to have your privacy violated and be judged. This is so obvious to an "outsider".

The staff would spread rumors like wildfire and could not even wait for you to get out of earshot before they start talking about you. There are only a few friendly teachers. There was alienation of parents and labels put on children who are "just being kids" as bad. The image that they want you to see is just a show. If you are looking for a truly loving christian school that cares about your child this IS NOT the place to educate them.

If they tell you that there is recess outside (very rare) it is not true...the morning and afternoon care was nothing more than a boring babysitter.

This school does not have it's accreditation(they don't tell you this). Also you must sign papers stating that you would pay for the entire year tuition even if you decide to leave or your child is asked to leave. They managed to not point this out. Please do your research and talk to parents who have removed their children from this school. You will hear a much different story than they tell you at the school.

On a positive note: Some of the teachers(one in particular) were truly loving,caring people that seemed genuinely interested in the children and their well being.