I Love how Shiloh pours into the kids, and strives to show them a way of excellence! It's…read moredefinitely worth looking into as a choice of education for your children!

From the owner: Shiloh Christian School is Northwest Arkansas' number 1 private school, educating students from…read morehigh school, middle school, elementary to pre-Kindergarten, including athletics, arts and dual-credit college courses. It serves more than 1,000 students. Its facility includes a cafeteria, a gymnasium, a 3,500 seat worship center, a 300-seat chapel, a 1,400 seat basketball facility, locker rooms, training facilities, band and choir rooms, and a football stadium. Arkansas Non-Public School Accreditation Association (ANSAA), the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI), and the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (NCACS) have all accredited Shiloh Christian School. Shiloh Christian School offers a core academic subjects, including English, math, social science, science and software programming, to marching and concert band, choir, art and girls and boys athletics. Bible studies that include readings from the Old Testament and New Testament are integrated into the classroom and curriculum.

Caring, passionate, knowledgeable staff and amazing programs. Toddlers, primary age, and elementary…read moreenvironments with amazing outdoor classroom environments as well. Your kids will thrive here.

There are so few alternative educational options in Bentonville. There are plenty of private…read moreschools, but very few that are not parochial. More importantly, very few who are as tolerant, inclusive, and focused on raising children to honor peace and civility and to appreciate the natural world around them. Montessori is not daycare. It is not even your traditional school. Children at Walnut Farm are empowered to do things for themselves, and to study that which interests them most. In addition to several well appointed Montessori classrooms they also have a few unique features such as an outdoor classroom where children are learning life skills including gardening and caring for animals. The school also has a natural playground with features literally carved from the forested hillside. I see my little boy growing into a confident, warm, caring, and intelligent young man at Walnut Farm. He loves to read and do math. He is fascinated by and in love with every kind of animal. He loves his teachers and his classmates. When kids reach school age, we rely on the school to mold them into the people we want them to be. Schools have the kids from 8 to 3 most days, leaving just 4 or 5 hours with their parents. If they are going to play that big a role in the development of my child... then I feel strongly about choosing a school that not only does a good job educating my child, but also teaches him to grow up tolerant of the many differences in people around the world. They take children from toddlers through around the equivalent of 6th grade.

Don't send your children here, please. They aren't equipped or educated in young adults or mental…read morehealth.

please don't send your daughter here. she needs you now more than ever. i was sent here and have…read morebeen out of the program for almost 5 years and am still unlearning the trauma. this place destroyed me and so many of the girls i was there with. i lost 30lbs in my first month from neglect. DONT DO IT. KEEP HER HOME. SEND HER TO SHORT TERM REHAB OR A ST MENTAL FACILITY. please don't send her away.

My children have been at Providence Academy since my first-born started kindergarten there in 2009…read more I can't imagine our family's story without Providence being part of our lives. We love having the best of both the school and homeschool worlds through the university model. We have more time as a family with our kids at home with us and with each other. But they also get to experience the perks of a school community. My kids love being involved in activities such as musical theater, band, archery, science fair, and National Honor Society. My favorite aspect of Providence Academy is the Christian worldview my children have gained through the classical education. God's Word is central to everything they learn in all subjects. Our dedicated teachers work hard to inspire creativity, critical thinking, and diligence in our kids. We're so grateful for the opportunity to partner with Providence in our children's education!

From the owner: Leading independent Christian K-12 college-preparatory school serving all of Northwest Arkansas. We…read moreutilize a unique schedule called the University-Model School. Our mission is to partner with parents in a classical, college-prep education to equip students with a biblical worldview, all to God's glory. Our vision is Building Leaders for Christ. Attend a Patriot Preview to find out more.

You would have been hard pressed to find a moRe anti-private school person than me. They say me…read moreever say never. Well I said never. And just like that, I found myself in a unique situation where private school was about the only viable option for my son. I quickly realized how wrong I was. After 5 years, my resolve for keeping him there is higher than ever. The teachers and faculty truly care about the students. Since the school is private, most of the modern nonsensical government interference comes into play. I feel my son is learning at or even ahead of his peers going elsewhere. His biblical knowledge is on track to surpass mine (if it hasn't already). The kids there are very social and don't exhibit issues I had seen with kids from other private schools. Likewise they seem to genuinely care about each other and don't seem to have entitlement or spoiled issues (at least no worse than any other kids Thessaloniki days). They seem to want to teach various worldviews so they can illustrate and support why Christians believe the way we do. I liked this way better than simply pretending things like evolution are wrong and therefore ignored. This helps the children learn to understand all sides and make educated decisions. Is it expensive. Kind of. For sure compared to free public school. But they have scholarships and try to find ways to raise funds to keep costs down. Plus I can't put a price on the value of what I am seeing as my son grows and learns about the world we live in and the God who created it.

Deb J We love…read moreWesleyan Christian School! My boys love their teachers, the staff, and everyone in leadership roles!! Smaller classes, great facility, central location, and tons of activities.....who could ask for anything more!?! Teachers genuinely LOVE the students, care about their education, AND most importantly, they care about their spiritual growth and maturity. Highly recommend!!!

This is a wonderful, tuition free, 6th-12th grade All Boys Christian private school open to any…read moreyoung man in the north Tulsa area. It's a solid STEM education, with double degreed faculty, who genuinely want to provide educational opportunities and mentoring to young men who may not see it on a regular basis. CPA has literally moved to Tulsa-teachers, academic coaches and ACT/SAT prep experts from all over the country and internationally to provide these young men a solid start. I have also been blown away at the character building, mentoring and academic coaching that the school works into its daily routine. It's amazing seeing the boys responding and stepping into leadership & mentoring roles amongst their fellow brothers. I am excited to see what is in store as they continue to grow.

Keeping it simple but by far the best school and staff!! Can't emphasize that enough. Very blessed…read moreto be part of the Crossover family!

This is a charter school that puts a heavy focus on academics. Best school in Arkansas.read more

We have loved our experience at Haas Hall Rogers. Rigorous academics, great teachers and very…read moresupportive staff. Nice variety of after school clubs. We like that it's a smaller more personal community!

school to me is a kind of testing ground for society, and while reading a book today, thanks in no…read moresmall part to the development of lifelong learners that the school, where i'd attended all 4 years of high school, instills, i'd began taking specific notice of heartbeats and soon transitioned to considering how focusing on heartbeats draws attention toward and perhaps anxiety about a common lateral imbalance in the human chest cavity. and in a attempt to develop bodily balance, i'd pinned a finger puppet chicken, a animal i'm of the belief we all desire in some form or another, to the right side of a sweatshirt and ran some laps on the track. regardless of the scientific validity of that attempt to develop bodily balance, i'd enjoyed the experience jogging from the east side of campus, around the perimeter of the scenic drive afront the school, past the tennis courts, past the west side entrance, that i'd noticed was open today in the evening, though not sure if is on normal basis, and then down the west side parking lot to the track. and though i was in a little hurry that limited time for looking at the parking space art, that is a feature to the school new since i attended, i've gotten to look a bit more closely on visits to the connected chapel in its parking lot at the north end of the front of school, and the art lastingly displays creative talent of the school. get at me about those materials you use, by the by, giving duramax chalk lol.

My children both go here and I have been very pleased so far. Faculty are very knowledgeable and…read moreengaging. Academics are solid with a great mixture of modern teaching including Chromebooks, interactive, and minimester concentration on well-rounded events and life skills. Sports are easy to participate in and extracurricular activities are plentiful. Students wear full dress - blazers and ties for boys - during the majority of the year. As with any high school, teenage issues are present but my children have not a complaint about their teachers nor their fellow classmates being extraordinary in personality nor perspective. I recommend this school.

My daughter teaches here and we had the opportunity (with the principal's permission!) to have a…read morelittle tour when we were visiting. This is quite something! The school is large, modern and spotless. Everything is bright and tidy. The books are new, the desks are in good order, the hallways are bright and airy, the windows overlooking the interior courtyard are clean. We talked with some of the students who were amazed that our daughter has parents. Because they only see their teachers in the school environment, that they aren't "human" and don't exist outside the school. Funny! I've not been asked for my autograph before. Compared to her previous schools, this is leaps and bounds ahead. Perhaps that's the difference between private and public? Or more likely it's because Thomas Jefferson Independent Day School actually cares about the success of the students. [Review 2329 of 2024 - 397 in Missouri - 23343 overall]

Younger kids who want to be in Baseball at Regent have to be on a mixed team with students from…read moreother schools. But when it comes to practice, the Regent school doesn't want anyone who's not part of the Regent family to practice on their field. I find this odd when you don't have a baseball team and you are a Christian school. It doesn't seem very Christian of you to allow this practice to continue.

This fine school is tops in academics and the preparation of young people to face the world as…read moreadults. The curriculum is classical with emphasis on the basics of education - math, science, language, thinking skills, and arts. The strong Christian emphasis encourages service to those less fortunate, the community in general, and strength of personal character. Parental participation is not only encouraged, but is expected. When parents are involved, the education process does not end when the child leaves the school grounds. I have two grandchildren who attend this school and I could not be more pleased with the education they are receiving.