Only choose this school if you want to have your child learn not to trust, greed, how to solicit…read morefunds from business's and you feel comfortable paying and paying. This school should be quickly knocked off of your list for possible school choices for private Christian schools. The education is delivered in a harsh manner, the teachers aren't educated enough to teach and don't have teaching certificates. And the clincher is that they are NOT OPEN to changing their ways, they haven't figured out that their numbers are dwindling, parents are unhappy, etc. due to their lack of a kind, loving, teaching environment... they can cite the economy is the reason but we left for the above stated reasons. This school changed its name to CHRISTIAN CENTER SCHOOL, maybe to get rid of the image that strangely keeps following them and will until they change the ways they run it and the principle who is the very worst. The principle only thinks of himself and will bore you to tears about his stories and learning lesson, forget your child and the other students. It is all about him.

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Our experience at Summit Christian Academy ended painfully and unexpectedly. A few weeks ago, our…read more10-year-old daughter was physically harmed by another student during school hours. She sustained a concussion and has since experienced trauma-related symptoms. While we hoped for concern and a collaborative path toward resolution, the school leadership instead chose to expel all three of our children after we asked for answers and safety improvements. This happened without warning, without a clear explanation, and without allowing our children to say goodbye to friends or participate in school events they had prepared for. We are heartbroken by how the situation was handled--not just the incident itself, but the school's response. We believe families deserve to know how serious matters are addressed when concerns are raised. Our experience may not reflect everyone's, but it was deeply impactful for our family. We share this review in the hope that it brings awareness and prompts reflection for others considering the school.

For an Accredited school they Don't Background check their teachers. No fingerprinting. How do we…read moreknow who they are hiring and the safety of our kids.

From our first call to inquire on availability for our little babe we had a good feeling about…read moreDiscovery. The Director Anne has such a kind, gentle spirit and has made us feel welcome from day one. In the nursery, Jen has made the transition for me heading back to work a little easier by providing updates throughout the day. My daughter was quickly comfortable with her and I know that between her and the rest of the friendly staff she is in capable hands and I don't have to worry about her throughout the day.

As a first time mom my biggest fear was leaving my son (5 months old) at a daycare with strangers…read more Then I found Discovery Christian Dayschool and all my worries were put away! The staff there is so friendly and caring. Jennifer, my son's nursery teacher as well as the other nursery staff are always keeping me updated on how my little man is doing. They are FANTASTIC and truly a gift from God.

Awesome place. I went for a youth night and it and it was absolutely amazing! A little small but…read morepersonally don't care.

I'd like to give you an honest review about the heart…read more Broadly and specifically ---------- This is based on the consensus of my friend and I And we are both members of the church Myself more loosely because I have another home church instead that is my main church But here is the review based on our consensus and agreed viewpoint ----------- The heart is all about their selves When you ask Seth to pray for you he tells you I am in a hurry or I'll be back... But never come back Don't really like that church any more Ya they are more of a franchise than a church And that's sad how that is... That it's become like that They sometimes run the risk of falling into ... talking a big game but they have regrettably become like lot of the other churches A lot of churches nowadays do this even, if they don't keep Sunday or if they do keep Sunday Real life is the same way They are like that as well they're more or less not necessarily always being cognizant enough and remembering to be concerned about their members of their congregation Not that they don't, but they sometimes like the ability to be interpersonal as much as they used to be when they had smaller congregations They are more there to preach and continue business as usual elsewhere They have so much wrapped up in their ministry, that they don't take as much time for people personally even if they have a multiple small groups and other things and the pastor or pastors usually armor the preacher instead of a servant as well And It's understandable to get a congregation so big and have so much going on that you lose the ability to maintain those kind of things fully... But you cannot lose sight of all of that together And I feel like they both have been falling into this trap Because the devil can work with churches being so distracted and so spread out that it seems like they're doing a good work but they're not being as interpersonal and direct But they are more broadly a business instead of a church More doing a work instead of having members... It seems And plus there's so many people but join the congregations like these that sometimes... after a while... that if you're congregation gets big enough you can't just do damage control Which means you don't have time for everybody And your spread so thin as a pastor either a head pastor or even one of the delegate pastors And this raises a bigger issue as well similar to it I believe churches like these need to have different head pastors at individual locations as well as head pastors and head delegate pastors at each and every location especially if they branch out to more locations The heart has one head pastor and that is Seth who has now become the new head pastor since his father has stepped down from that position for retirement and has now taking up other rolls inside the church And I'm sure that Seth's father had previously known this line of work long enough that he understood that dynamic and that it's easy to fall into that.... Especially being the only head pastor And it's sad because sometimes you almost have to have less people in your congregation or more head pastors and head delegates and then delegates under that But that's why they delegate sometimes because they have so many people And the problem with delegation sometimes... Is that there can be too much delegation.... Meaning that even the pastors and other pastors and side pastors are spread so thin that there's a great lack of interpersonal one-on-one or even semi one-on-one with congregation members The groups are meant to be like this But even then it's more of a come and go Instead of a..."You're here as a member and you are equal to everybody" Instead you're equal to everyone in a different capacity Your equal because you're all people that come to a church And less an actual member They have different pastors instead of the one or two or five pastors So if they had more head pastors and more of a how they do it one location they have the same thing at different locations instead of a Head pastor that oversees every church Each location should have a head that is in charge of specific locations and then you can have one that is head over everything Because there needs to be more interpersonal relationship with your congregation It doesn't matter if you're a head elder a pastor a elder or a delegate of any kind .... If you are leaving your congregation behind a little bit and just serving in group settings and meetings and other things That's not interpersonal relationships That's a business ------------ And I understand the ins and outs of church running I'm not perfect at it but I understand what it takes within reason And it's hard to find the time and people to do things like this And it's really easy to delegate practically into oblivion And into less partnership with your congregation And more just You're " a " pastor -m

Real people, excellent teaching, great music. You feel loved and excepted as you are, but at the…read moresame time challenged to grow and be more like Jesus.

About two years ago, I rode my bicycle past this place while thinking "it's a shame I don't believe…read moreany of this God stuff, this looks like it would be a nice place to attend to." God reeled me back in and I've been attending church here for a bit over a year and I absolutely love it. You can easily get involved in any number of volunteer opportunities and small groups and meet tons of wonderful people. I wish I started going here sooner.

Was welcomed to this church with a friendly smile and warm hand shake. The pastor's preaching was…read morevery encouraging and needful to my spiritual life. I am looking forward to coming back and hearing more and meeting more people. I feel right at home here.

Amazing Holy Spirit led worship and teaching! If you're looking for a place to call home, look no…read morefurther

Awesome bible-based non-denominational church. Very welcoming and appears to have a great kids…read moreprogram (no young kids of my own but my friends bring theirs)

Nice worship good message, but the congregation (church body) wasn't very welcoming. It's like they…read morehave there own circle.