Outstanding program all around; rigorous academics that prepare their students for continued success on collegiate level and State and National Award-winning athletic teams. The administrators and educators go above and beyond at this campus; students are shaped into the best versions of themselves through the guidance, discipline, and mentorship provided. Our family transferred to JCCS from the N.O. Catholic School System and I am in awe of the superior classroom experience provided to my children here (e.g. a Science Curriculum that not only included dissection but also a skill set of over a half dozen different types of medical stitches that were instructor demonstrated, student shadowed, then proficiency tested...WOW; and is your 7th grader being taught History by a published author? This particular instructor managed to not only capture the attention of my ADHD son, but he imparted knowledge that was carried, with I dare say, excitement back home.) The Curtis Family leads by example, they are personable, professional, and accessible to their students and parents; to be welcomed into their community by The All-Time Most Winningest Coach in high school football history was both humbling and inspiring, as he is the most genuine human being I have had both the privilege and pleasure of meeting. There is a winning attitude that is ever present and contagious, and the love, respect and support is not only shown by the faculty and staff but is also seen by the respect shown amongst their students. My family and I are more than impressed, we are PROUD TO BE JCCS PATRIOTS. read more

my daughter has gone there since 3rd grade and she is now in 6th. she absolutely loves it and she feels safe and loves her teachers. its an amazing school and even i love it. they absolutely do not tolerate bullying and take everything seriously. if you want your kid to play lots of sports send the to curtis! GO PATRIOTS!! read more

John Curtis is an amazing faith based school. I went there although I graduated from another school. Our family has 3 generations that have walked those halls. Their teachers are exceptional. My 4 children attended from Kindergarten and graduated from JCCS all have degrees and professions that they love. My youngest Grand child is in the ELC program and loves it. She looks forward to school everyday. Within the first week at 2 years old she was speaking almost complete sentences, she's 3 now and it's amazing what the ELC program has done. The faculty, is caring and the atmosphere is family like. My children have friends they made in 3rd and 4 grade and are still friends with. As far as bullying I think every school has that to an extent but JCCS WILL NOT put up with it. They'll be no slap on the wrist. Their goal is to turn these children out into the world with the skills, and morals they need to make a good life for theirselves in the professions that they choose and to have compassion and love for others. read more

Three kids at this school. First two are successful college graduates working in their respective fields. Our youngest has been here since age 2 and is now in high school. People will say what they will. No school is perfect but the administration & teachers work hard to make this a great place to be. Proud to be Patriots! read more

My son is on his 6th year with John Curtis, started in PK 4. in love with this school! if you want a personalized hands on experience with a school that does it all, this is the school. read more

John Curtis is literally the worst school ever. They are super racist. I am a twelve year old black female who played basketball against them. The girls there were extremely rude. My black friend accidentally nudged one of the girls on their team, she apologized and the girl told her to shut up. She then called her the b word and said she looked like a piranha. The refs were no help at all. The black ref looked scared and the white one wouldn't call any of the WHITE peoples fouls, but he made sure to call all the BLACK peoples foul. There was this other girl, she was white. She had the ball and I was trying to get it from her. I smacked the ball out of her hand. Again I smacked the ball. Not her. She pretends to fall and act like she's hurt. I didn't touch her. Once again I smacked the ball. The WHITE ref calls a foul. She did this about three times. There was one time she actually fell. She got pushed, not by me. I get fouled out and can't play anymore. There were only about two times I actually pushed someone. It was a tall white girl. The only reason I pushed her is because she kept putting her hands on me. There was another girl, she was black this time. She literally twisted my arm so she could get the ball out of my hands. She did get a foul though. I feel like there were a few racist girls but honestly all of them were just extremely rude. The reason I'm writing this is because a lot of black people I know who went there has told me how racist they are. I hope someone actually notices and does something about this. (There's only a star because it wouldn't let me submit it without one btw) read more

My son has attended JCCS from prek-6th grade. So far he has thrived. They really make learning fun. My son loves going to school in the morning. All the teachers are so happy and love your child. I just can't say enough good things about the school. read more

Your 13 yr old, 7th grade daughter is in a teachers classroom during lunch period when the bell rings. Your daughter walks out of the classroom & turns around only to have someone standing in front of her. She's immediately asked her name. She replies "Her name" looks up and notices it's the same boy as two weeks earlier and immediately looks away not making eye contact again. She gets nervous and wants to get away but she'll bump into the boy. He then asks her "what are you doing after school?" Your 13 yr old replies "I don't know" The 9-11 grader asks "do you ride the bus? Your 13 yr old replies "no". The 9-11 grader hovering over your child that is obviously nervous as her voice has been quivering says to your 13 yo "I live across the street do you want to come over for a little while?" Your 13 yo old says "NO" and runs to her next class scared. As soon as your daughter gets in the car her voice is shaking and so is she as she tells you about the events.Telling me she doesn't know his name or even what grade he's in BUTshe'll never forget his voice. We immediately go to the office and report it to the school secretary as she's the "only one there" who could see us. (Right..it was 3:15) Monday morning we go to school. See the principal on the football field. You could tell he's sincere from the start. He gets a yearbook. She sees ONE student she recognizes out of all 9-11 graders . She skims through. Still only recognizing ONE student. She looks thoroughly&still recognizes ONE student. Remember prior to this we had no name and no grade. She doesn't want to accuse anyone wrongly so she says "I WILL recognize his voice". This breaks my heart because his voice is etched in her memory. She said he was talking low (he knew what he was doing) She hands the principal the yearbook and he puts it directly in front of his face ..maybe he needs glasses but I think he didn't want us to see his reaction when he looked to see who it was. I happened to be sitting on the far end across from him and could see his reaction of disappointment. As if maybe there had been other accusations. He told Her to stay away and come find him he she sees him again. He also told us that it sounded like he was trying to intimidate and scare her and he assured us was going to get to the bottom of it. The school counselor comes in and tells Her as if this is her fault but stating "he shouldn't have done this but Well you know, you were just in the school play and you're pretty &you certainly didn't look like you were 13 you looked 16 or 17!"Did the school counselor just try and put my daughter being obviously harassed onher? She had to wear a lot of makeup for the play..she did look older but are you really going to make my daughter think it's her fault she's being harassed? She told Her to follow the boy if she saw him again but was quickly corrected by the principal so she gave Her permission to walk out of class if she saw him. She also informed me 9-12 graders weren't allowed to date 7-8 graders anyone else see a problem here? You're saying it's because she's pretty, maybe he has a crush but it's against the rules? Excuses!Yes, I know this is life and I'm proud of Her. But she's only 13 yrs old. This boy knew she was in 7th grade. He knew she was scared after the first simple question of "what grade are you in?" Before I leave that morning I'm asked by the school counselor to let them handle it. I go home and look the kid up. He's a big athlete at the school. I call the school several times leaving messages throughout the day for the counselor and principal. Not one is returned. That afternoon I left early to pick her up so I can go into the office to see what's been accomplished. I see the principal walk out of his office and look away and walk down the hall. Totally opposite from the morning. I go to the school counselor who tells me they asked the boy and he said it wasn't him. And they asked a teacher if she had seem him in the hallway. She said no. I am then shuffled into the headmasters office by the counselor because I mentioned getting a third party involved like the police. We all know if the boy had a "crush " he wouldn't have asked my scared 13 yo to go home with him. He's a bully that has "PROPOSITIONED" my daughter. The definition is at the bottom for the school counselor since she made sure to let me know "and She was NOT "propositioned". As she looked directly at me since I had used that word with the secretary the Friday before. Sorry school counselor but you're wrong. A boy doesn't ask a 13 yo he's never spoken too and is scared of him to go home after school without the fear of sexual encounters. (Make improper suggestion). The school "doesn't want to be liable". But the school counselor has asked that we not tell anyone and especially that Marissa not tell any other students. Which she has so that she can feel safe since the school has failed her... read more

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The 2016-2017 year my daughters spent at John Curtis Christian School was the worst they have ever experienced in their entire academic career. Bullying runs rampant throughout the school. Many children have been taught no morals and have absolutely no regards for others if they don't play sports, wear the latest tennis shoes or have the latest electronic devices etc..... This is a school that allows certain behaviors to be overlooked depending on your athletic abilities or social status in the community. This Is a "Christian" school that has a blind eye when it benefits the schools sport statistics and cash flow. I thank God I raised humble children who respect others and have a strong mind because the things they experienced this past year would have broke many preteens spirits. The name Christian should be removed from this school because I did not encounter many Christian's nor a lot of Christian values at this school. read more

great school and the staff are like family! the young man my son has become from attending this school makes me proud that we decided to send him to Curtis. coach JT is a man of integrity and is there for your family when in need! GO PATRIOTS! read more