We use Abeka and recently went to meet our teacher. Everything was perfect. From customer service,…read morefront desk, to the teacher meeting it was amazing. Visiting the school and the support from our teacher made me even more confident in our homeschool journey. Thank you PCA!

They claim to be Godly, but are just a money-hungry, greedy business. The education is good because…read morethey keep God in it. But God will punish them sevenfold for using God as a way to feed their greed. The education is so expensive, but not only that, if you make a mistake, they make you pay with your soul and life. They are money-hungry, using God as a way into your bank account. We have been with Abeka for 2 years now, happy to have an education that starts school with the Word of God and prayer. But the sinister part is the money. We don't mind scraping up what money we have for a good education for our child that teaches about God. So we thought we could do a 3rd year with them. We ordered the wrong items on accident. We were trying to hurry to use the discount coupons they had available and ordered the wrong items. We didn't open the items; we just wanted to return them and put the money we just paid toward the right items. But no, Abeka wants us to pay another payment down to be able to get the labels to return the wrong items we ordered, wait for the money to come back. They gave us 30 days, and if the items don't reach them within 30 days, which they won't due to delivery delays, weather, or them delaying on purpose to drain you of every cent, then they add another 10% restocking fee. I can't just throw another large payment out into the air. I need school supplies to buy for the other part of the school, like pencils, a dictionary they require, glue, colors, etc. Abeka is not forgiving. Returns are expensive. Your mistakes are expensive. The way Abeka forgives your mistakes is exactly how God will forgive their mistakes. These are children's education materials you are overcharging for. To teach kids about God, you are making it financially unable to happen. I will pray that God makes it impossible for everyone who owns and works for Abeka to enter heaven. If I had the ability to teach children about God and educate them the way Abeka does, I would do it for FREE. YOU'RE TEACHING CHILDREN! God's children. The children who still seek God. That's who you are teaching, and you know God's children have it hard in this world. But you are making it impossible. God's wrath will come down on this business because I am not the only child of God speaking of this issue. There are many. Read the reviews.

If you want a good education, this is the place to go. P.E. is a requirement and so is art and…read moremusic. P.E. you do the most. In one of the classrooms there is a roach problem. I go in to read to that class and I have seen them, and the children are killing them and disposing of them properly. Once again I say that this is a very good School. Most of the time you go to Avalon Middle School after that school, but like me when you moved during school and changed areas, (depending on where you moved) you would go to Sims Middle School or Hobs Middle School. Once again I say that this school is a Very good school and I would recommend this to a friend, however when you were enrolling your child, ask about the roach problem and tell them to take care of it. Please.

We love being apart of this schools community! The chickens, rabbits and garden are a huge part of…read moretheir curriculum. My 5 year old loves Her friends and teachers so much. Begs me to go in on the weekends to play!

I worked here for 2 years our of my 6 years of teaching so far. Scenic is small, and family owned…read more Their love of children and love of teaching shows in how they conduct their business. I only left because I found a job closer to home teaching. I miss Mrs. Ruby and Mrs. Jackie.

I worked here in total of two weeks in my three month period of being employed. I never knew when i…read moreneeded to work because they would not tell me. I would come in and they would say "oh we don't need you today." After I agreed would change diapers they lectured me several times about it. They were very inconsiderate to me.

We just moved to the area and my daughter absolutely loves it there. The staff is friendly and very…read moreattentive. My daughter is exhausted by the time she gets home but excited to tell us about her day. Overall they provide a peace of mind that not many other daycares have provided during unpredictable times.

Having been at this school for my CCMA and RN now, I can actually say that this school genuinely…read morehas made a turn for the better and is making great progress in putting out some of the best nurses in the field around here. This school is tough but makes it so rewarding when you feel ahead of your peers and they are welcoming back to grads who want to go on into academia to teach or lecture for classes.

I attended the LPN program and can honestly say it was a tough program but what I gained from it…read morewas more than expected. The teachers are tough but they prepare you for what is to come. I was held at high expectations and that encouraged me to push harder and the outcome will be me being an outstanding nurse to my patients. The fortis staff is amazing they care about you as an individual and really want you to succeed. If you are up for a challenge and nursing is truly your passion fortis is the place for you.

Friendly, loving people, beautiful services, interesting, compassionate sermons in Episcopal…read moretradition

Ivee Lowry, the current Director of Holy Spirit Episcopal School's holistic approach to education…read morefocuses on the development of the whole child with an emphasis on imaginative play, hands-on activities, and experiential learning. Mrs. Lowry updated the day school's curriculum to include the development of each child's physical, emotional, intellectual, social, artistic, and spiritual capacities at age-appropriate intervals in a Christian setting and with an individualized approach adapted to each child's personality. When there is change some will prefer the old and familiar. Being a pioneer demands courage and perseverance. Mrs. Lowry has graciously brought and implemented the latest proven early childhood education philosophy and techniques in Gulf Shores. I support and applaud Mrs. Lowry's commitment to our community's children and parents and especially given the criticism she's processed during the transition. While she has gracefully accepted and heard parents that are not enrolled in her vision and some who actively opposed her. Mrs. Lowry has persevered. While critics may have touched her, she seems to have listened, taken what she likes and left the rest. She remains clear on her vision and thrives on the support of many. It's understandable that those who are angry would be most likely to leave reviews. All opinions are of value. I hope that by sharing what I believe is Mrs. Lowry's educational style it will help those who want a wholistic approach find their way to Holy Spirit Episcopal Day School.

Great school an all day kindergarten program, they have an art room and program, music room and…read moreprogram. They are also rather well at attending to any parental needs that may arise. Great all around :) (once you get past the charm of the secretary that is)