I was a student here it was a good school and i liked the teachers here if your going into 8th…read moregrade hope that you get mr.turner he's an awesome teacher

my son evan snap got rocks thrown at him and got played with in the no no square in the…read more outside bathrooms i advise getting cameras please

Beware of applying to this school if your child is ADHD or on a 504 plan. I was assured that it…read morewould not be a problem getting my son in. I was completely honest and upfront about his 504 plan, ADHD, and depression issues (which were resolved) We were supposedly declined because of "serious behavior issues" and bad grades. The only bad grade he had was a 72 in an advanced placement class. His behavior issues were extremely minor. Tardys, late work, a small confrontation with a student that had been bullying him since the previous year. He was with some friends and said the f word which a teacher overheard. All these were served with no more than a lunch detention. I never could get the principal to talk to me which really screams discrimination! He couldn't confront me and this is supposed to be a Christian school. My son's assistant principal got back to me and wanted to call them and let them know my son has had hiccups,but nothing major and he was a good kid. Which he is and we are happy to not be attending Myrtle Grove. Just beware of staff and admissions "committee".

This school is wonderful! A loving and nurturing environment and the teachers truly love the…read morestudents. We have been at the school for six years and have loved everything about it. The Christian eduction your child will receive is worth every penny! I highly recommend Myrtle Grove Christian School.

Over priced and under delivers. Basically educationally on par with public schools or even a…read morelittle behind it seems. My kid is repeating stuff at CFA in the 6th grade that he did in 5th at Porters Neck Elementary. When my kid was at another private school, he was academically, a year ahead of the public school. My kid is not challenged at CFA. I feel he is falling behind academically. There is some bullying going on and there are some disruptive students present which distracts from the other kid's learning opportunities as well. For example, a teacher's kid who is a student there had a tantrum and broke five cell phones belonging to other students. Another kid was punched in the face twice. My kid mentioned they have seven 3D / media printers but only one works. Obviously I am putting him in a different school next year. Although the teachers and staff are friendly, overall I am disappointed. For me personally I see no benefit to sending my kid here except it may be somewhat safer than public schools. While safety is always number one, school is for learning. Nothing personal, just my pragmatic opinion which I hope will be helpful / appreciated. Another consideration is that Wilmington has limited educational opportunities even if you can pay for them.

Cape Fear Academy Summer programs are outstanding . Our five year-old absolutely loves it. He will…read morebe attending kindergarten at CFA this year and we can't wait, mostly him.

THIS IS NOT A SPECIAL NEEDS SCHOOL! The curriculum is adjusted for each student, HOWEVER, don't…read moreexpect any specific accommodations for a child with special needs or for an IEP to be followed! At the beginning of this school year we had less issues, but after Mr. Nick passed away things have rapidly gone downhill. There needs to be another teacher there, or at least office staff. The kids are answering the phone, the door, even instructed to govern each other- it's a NIGHTMARE. Changes are needed desperately, but it's been made clear that that will not happen. We will NOT be coming back next year. I would homeschool my child before sending them back here!

From the owner: We build self-esteem through academic success. Our approach is simple; we develop an individual…read morecurriculum for each student that is geared towards their unique needs, interests, and goals. In the past 37 years we have helped hundreds of children find a passion for knowledge and build the necessary skills to go to college and lead meaningful lives. Helping children develop a joy for learning is the reason we started Amy Bradley in 1976. Our school believes that lectures, homework, and busy-work detract from learning and don't help students retain the knowledge and skills needed in todays workplace. We have blended elements of homeschooling, private-tutoring, and leading research from experts around the world to develop a truly unique learning experience for our students.

I go here, i start as a 6th grader soon. I've already met some of the people and teachers, but some…read moreof the kids seem unkind. thats it! Otherwise, it'd be a 5 star.

Shallotte Middle is a great choice when it comes to which Brunswick county middle schools that are…read morea totally recommended choice for our kiddos once they have finished elementary school and are promoted to 6th grade!! Shallotte Middle School is grades 6-8! It's like the best choice and middle school experience we all can get for our children!! I am a proud mama of 3! My first born finished Shallotte Middle after passing 8th grade and started going to WBHS 2023-2024!!! Now she is a sophomore class of 2025!!! Second born started Shallotte Middle last year as a 6th grader and he has been doing so well in all classes!! Now a 7th grader and he's still an all A honor roll student and has been for all report cards this year so far!! He is working his butt off and this school gives the kiddos the power to rock their grades!

The school colors are cheeks, I would much wrather have colors like south Brunswick or even LELAND,…read morethe helmets are trash they all give us buckets and if yall play football yall would know, since the school has SO MANY fundraisers every month and shi I would think that they could get the players SPEEDFLEXS or even SCHUTT F7 helmets.......P E R I O D

This school does not reflect the values it claims to uphold. Instead of fostering a nurturing and…read morecompassionate environment, students are often dismissed, disciplined unfairly, or treated with little respect. Concerns about mistreatment are ignored, and there is little accountability from the administration. Education should be about more than just academics; it should be about respect, integrity, and care for students' well-being. Unfortunately, this school falls short in those areas. If you are looking for a truly supportive and faith-driven environment, I would advise looking elsewhere. (Preferably two 7th grade teachers who gossip and mock students). If you would like more details, please reply to this to see the full story.

Sending your child to SMCS is probably one of the worst decisions you can make as a parent. My…read moredaughter was there for 7 years. She not only received a disappointing education but was tormented by both teachers and fellow students. The principle targets certain children who seemingly have done nothing wrong. My daughter was suspended from the school for no apparent reason, and when I spoke to the principle about it, he could not give me a clear answer as to why she was getting disciplined. We had a serious run in with bullying at St. Marks but since the girl bullying my daughter had parents that donated money, the school refused to intervene. They care more about money than the mental safety of their students. I absolutely do not recommend this school