We sent both of our sons to Heritage for K-4 through grade 12. Before entering High School, we…read moregave them the option to move to public school, and they said, "No, Heritage is our school." They learned to think and debate, became solid public speakers, and were well prepared for their chosen career paths. The teachers were well-qualified for their subjects, but more importantly, they were dedicated to caring for the students. Much of who they are today comes from the love and support of their teachers.

I attended Heritage Christian School and was very disappointed with my experience. While the…read moreteacher-to-student ratio was good, the environment was overly strict, leaving no room for personal or academic growth. Class options were minimal, and there was little flexibility for students who wanted to advance or explore other interests. The teachers were often hypocritical, failing to reflect the Christ-like mindset they were supposed to uphold. Everyone knew each other's personal business, including students' and teachers' private issues, which created an uncomfortable atmosphere. Additionally, there were no programs to help high school students who were falling behind, and the school failed to inform me about important issues until the last minute. This lack of communication and support was one of the main reasons I left. I would say if you're child wants to learn different subjects that will better suit them for there future career I would not enroll here. But besides that the rest of my time there was enjoyable I had plenty of fun and room for Christian growth

This review is just for the playground, and out of nostalgia…read more I went to school here years ago. Back then it was "elementary," not "primary." The outside looks the same. There's a small separate building which was our cafeteria. The playground has some stuff that was there decades ago, plus new playsets. Baby K liked it fine, though there was no shade (not much of an issue during the school year, more so on this hot summer day.) A bit of parking nearby.

This school was horrible, didn't know how to handle bullying properly. When speaking to the…read moreprincipal- Maddie Zellner, she didn't answer any of my questions and was quick to end the call!!! The counselor had to step in and handle it for her. I'm glad my child no longer goes here. If that's how to principal handles a call with a parent I would hate to see what she does behind closed doors. ZERO STARS.

This high school treated us like criminals when I was there. Had the guards walk up and down the…read morehalls, telling us to go back to class when the class teacher sent us just outside the door. So many bullies that they dismissed and it got worse. Kids in my school would be falling down the stairs or rumors that could send them over the edge. Yet people think findlay high school is great, it's not. I had a teacher in fashion class who favor different students. She didn't like the ones in IEP classes. She ignore them pretty much and didn't let them get extra time & help. Last I knew she still works there.