the bad stars are just the kids, they are not money thirsty either... this school was great for m…read morekid and she has met A LOT of new friends and actually enjoys being at school. take your child here, my daughter has said so many good things about this school

My granddaughter went to this school and got bullied and they did nothing about it she talked to…read morethe counselor about it and she got mad at my granddaughter for no reason the teachers make fun of her and the lunch lady's judge her body size plus this one 5th grade teacher yell at my granddaughter for no reason and a kid slapped my granddaughter and the teachers didn't do anything about it and I just wanted to call this out if you're kids are going to this school this school is bad but it's my opinion

My grandson attended here and very happy with the quality of their program and teachers.read more

Loving teachers, great classes, fun activities, well maintained. Fantastic school with incredible…read morestaff.

I'm a parent of a Pre-K kiddo…read more We moved from NYC to Jackson, via Denver, just before my son started at St Andrew's Lower School. For our family, having the best educational opportunities is the number one priority. As much as we wanted to support public schools (and would have moved anywhere to do so), it's just to iffy, considering government cuts, etc. So, our plan was to send our son to a very well known and highly ranked school in NYC. Yes, the pain of applying for a Pre-K child's is absurd, but you do what you've got to do. Throughout our journey of the application process, the idea of moving to Mississippi and sending our son to S.A.'s was presented to us. As someone who has hardly set foot in The South, this was a crazy idea. Well, after much research and consideration, it was absolutely the best option (and a risk because it might not have been all that). We are well into the school year and I cannot say enough good things about St. Andrew's. I'm pretty skeptical when something or someone is so highly regarded. But, St. Andrew's really is TOP NOTCH. My little guy has flourished every day since day one. He LOVES going to school every day. It is such a smart community, where experience with brilliance are bridged to create something truly magical. I love meeting students from the upper school. They gentlemen, they are ladies, they are mature, articulate and straight-up classy. I've talked to about 17 upper school students in various settings and each one lights up when they talk about S.A. Only one had a negative thing to say, which was, "you know, I'd rather be in college." And, I've met several alum who talk about S.A. with as much enthusiasm as a college senior who just returned from partying in Ibiza for Spring Break! There is something really special about St. Andrew's. The teachers are incredible, at least the ones I have encountered. They are so patient, are no-none sense, communicative, energetic...I could go on and on. I know no school is perfect, but St. Andrew's is perfect for us. I wish every school could be like this one.

I go to this school, so everything here is 100% true with a touch of my opinion…read more St. Andrew's is a Episcopal school (bet you all ready guessed that) meaning if you are not Christian you're going to listen to prayers that you really shouldn't care. There is absolutely no bullying here or else you are going to be suspended for like a long time. In the middle school, there is like Street Jam which is really fun. But I highly recommend to come to this school at the starting of the school year. Plus this school has like the best education in Mississippi even Jackson Prep and Jackson Academy can't beat it. Plus you are NOT ALLOWED TO TAKE PICTURES OF SCHOOL PROPERTY, so I don't think that picture is authorized and it's not very helpful what the school might look like. Just look it at Google Earth.

My children attended Christ Covenant School a combined 20 years. CCS' program goes through eighth…read moregrade. It provides a wonderful environment, excellent facilities, and a great education. My children transitioned from CCS to the Madison County public schools where they have performed at the top of the grades. While my children are naturally good students, it's obvious that CCS maximized their potential.