Great school. My daughter goes here and my other daughter will be joining next year when she's old…read moreenough. I also graduated from here in 2013 so be a part of the school for a long time and it is a great place!

As a Korean veteran the food hasn't been this bad since the war. These kids are in the trenches…read morehere. This picture is a picture from my brothers sons third adopted kid (don't tell him he doesn't know) he sent this photo of the chicken sandwich

My child just finished 5th grade. It was the best school experience we could ask for. He absolutely…read morethrived. He was seen, heard, supported. Made great friends. His teachers were incredible all three years he was there. Hands on experiences, chorus, STEAM, Spanish, art and P.E. The principal Mrs. Fitzgerald sets the bar high and leads by example. She stands outside at morning drop off every day to greet the kids by name. If you have the opportunity to send your child there, I highly recommend Green Charter Elementary School. ADHD friendly PTO volunteer opportunities helped me to feel connected to this school. I especially liked volunteering in the garden, career day, and watching the lunch room occasionally.

My 4th grader is in his second year at Green charter elementary on Pelham. His teachers could not…read morebe more supportive and amazing. I wish we started here in kindergarten. He is soaring. Excellent grades, nice friends, family forward school. A+ Even the principal, Mrs. Fitz stands outside at carline daily and calls each student by name. They say it starts at the top. Here is a winning example.

Five Oaks Academy has serious problems, i was never a student there however my boyfriend was and he…read morecame out of that school extremely depressed, from my understanding it's not the teachers that are the problem but the admin, i would like to call out one admin in particular, Susan Brown, Susan Brown is NOT someone you want around your child as she did absolutely nothing when my boyfriend was called the f slur, or bullied, or called names. I don't care what political spectrum you are, or your beliefs, we should all agree that an adult in power should protect the students from not just outside threats but to real, life ruining, trauma inducing, bullying that happens inside the school and Susan Brown failed. She failed as an admin, she failed as an adult in school, she failed as a protector, and she failed at being a kind person. Looking on greatschools you will find multiple other reports that bullying is a major problem at this school and the teachers turn a blind eye to bullying both physical bullying and verbal bullying because it's up to the admins to administer punishment, and you know what person shouldn't be at the head of this? I'll tell you, an admin who doesn't care about the bullying. I would also like to bring to light that i believe she didn't care about my boyfriend being called the f slur because of her political belief.

Five Oaks Academy is a truly amazing school and community. You don't often find places this…read morecommitted to the growth and development of children in such a truly supportive environment. I'm sincerely grateful for the strong academic and personal skills, confidence, poise, and independence my children developed in their years there. FOA has struck a perfect balance between being academically challenging but completely supportive. Truly one-of-a-kind. My only complaint is that they only go through eighth grade, but I know my kids were well-prepared to continue to thrive in high school.

All 4 of my kids went here and it was fantastic. It is more strict than other schools so if you're…read morelooking for a fluffy experience, you may be disappointed. We loved it and found the staff to be amazing.

No. Just no. The staff is awful. Teachers go out of their way to punish kids for anything and…read moreeverything. It's a whole other level of petty. students are dying for the day they graduate 8th grade and move on to a new school. DONT COME HERE

My nine year-old daughter has attended Holy Cross Academy since she was six weeks-old. Almost all…read moreof the teachers from '09 are still with the academy and this says a lot about the environment. It is more than a preschool, daycare, afterschool, etc...it is a safe, clean, educational, active, family-oriented, Christian environment. I will truly be sad when she ages-out of the program in middle school. If I were to have any more children, this is the only place he or she would attend. I am so happy she has been an 'HCA Kid'!

From the owner: Holy Cross Academy stands out because it truly feels like a second home for children. The staff is…read moreattentive, nurturing, and genuinely invested in each child's growth. They focus not only on early learning but also on character development, routines, and social skills that help children thrive. Communication with families is consistent, and parents are always kept informed about their child's day. The clean, structured environment and caring teachers make Holy Cross Academy a place where children feel safe, loved, and encouraged to learn.

They have a great football field!! Family extended on my guys side was playing here at homecoming…read moreevent- good to go out n support the young dreamers outon the field!