As a proud alumna of DCA, I can wholeheartedly say it shaped me into the person I am today. From…read morethe moment I walked through its doors as a student, I was surrounded by a loving, Christ-centered community that genuinely cared about my spiritual, academic, and personal growth. Now, as a parent, I am thrilled that my children will have the same opportunity to experience the amazing education and nurturing environment this school offers. The dedicated teachers and staff go above and beyond to ensure each child thrives, both in their faith and in their studies. The curriculum is challenging yet supportive, and the focus on character development and leadership is unparalleled. I am confident my kids will not only excel academically but also grow into compassionate, grounded individuals who are ready to make a positive impact on the world. I couldn't imagine a better place for them to learn and grow! If you're looking for a school that feels like family and puts Christ at the center of everything, this is the one.

Great school great atmosphere for children one of the premier educational institutions in the…read moreMiddle Tn area. Wholesome Christ centered atmosphere atmosphere, Christian first based education. Every teacher our child has had contact with, had done a great job shaping and making them ready for the next step. I'm really glad we made the decision to attend the school.

Tiffany is truly passionate about what she does. She has been helping my 2nd grade and 8th garde…read morebrothers and they absolutely love her. Tiffany is not only patiente with them but she personalizes each session to both of their needs. Something that I wasn't able to do on my own, I would get frustrated when they don't understand a simple concept. If you're looking for a private tutor that will take the time to listen to your and your child's need, she's the person you need.

We were so fortunate to have Miss. Tiffany around and highly recommend her to anyone who wants help…read moreor enrichment. She is a gem and treats my children as her own. My kids loved working with Miss. Tiffany and greatly miss having her around. She worked with our family for 2 years until she moved to another state. The kids request to work with her virtually and Miss. Tiffany continues to help them from time to time. We know we won't find any tutor like her. She provides enrichment and homework help but she differentiates herself from most tutoring companies because she genuine cares about each child and meets them at their level. Originally I wanted my kids to catch up with their missing work and thought my kids would be miserable with a tutor but they love working with Miss. Tiffany. She spends time with my children and ensures they get their work done as well as have a fun time. Miss. Tiffany is flexible and has become a big part of our family. I've noticed a huge improvement in my kids grades as well as their desire for learning. We love her and it's unfortunate she moved out of cali but we wish the best for her

What an amazing school! My son has more confidence than I've ever seen. He laughs again and is…read moreactually excited to go to school. He went from a D student in public schools to straight A's at CIA. The personal and 1:1 level of education is unmatched. Every teacher, administrator, Support staff, students and parents alike have been incredible. Currey Ingram Academy has been such a blessing. My son is thriving.

Amazing school with a mission for students with learning differences. Beautiful campus, highly…read moretrained and educated faculty.

Enjoyed an evening with Nicholas Sparks (Author) at MBA Theater, discussing his newest book…read more#dreamland with host Shane West from the movie A Walk to Remember. What a great time!

Our son started this year at MBA, and we are thoroughly impressed, pleased and grateful! The…read moreschool really understands boys and takes teaching and learning very seriously. Our son has enjoyed the new friends he has made, and admires and respects his teachers. The faculty is top-notch and committed to the school and the boys. There are many ways for the students to explore various avenues of developing themselves as people - music, the arts, athletics, service. If you have a son who will be entering into middle school, you owe it to yourself to give MBA a long look. You can message me if you want to chat more personally. -- Matthew

You can't buy a better education for your child than BGA, and their athletic trainer is the best in…read morethe business if your child plays a team sport. Yes, I'm married to him, but he really is great and the school is, too. Go Wildcats!

Awesome campus with extra detail to sporting fields. Only draw back is poor rest room locations so…read more"go" before you head to to the bleachers on soccer fields

My name is Stuart Adamson and I'm an NCS alum class of 2010…read more First of all, the biggest contributing factor towards my distaste for NCS stems from the segregation of "Those with learning disabilities " and "Those without". Depending on who you were outcomes for the same scenario would be completely different. For example, if you had a learning disability and you were late to class because you were talking to a teacher from your previous class about something your outcome would've been that you would've gotten some form of punishment because, in my opinion, you were expected to know not to be late even though you had a legitimate reason for being late. On the other hand, if it was the same scenario for a student that didn't have a learning disability the outcome would've been you had a legitimate reason and just a slap on the wrist. Secondly, I can still remember freshman year and being so excited to be in the art class elective and for a split second feeling like one of the normal students instead of feeling like a lab rat in the special education herd. That was until some teacher, I can't remember who, came and got me and was like "You're supposed to be in this class!" like a prisoner who escaped and got caught. In my mind I was like "Well they didn't f***ing tell me that!". In my opinion the life skills class should be strictly for low functioning students not for students who are slow learners.Although I wasn't the least bit happy about being in the class I had to continue to attend the class even though I'm pretty sure that "Non verbal learning disorder" doesn't mean I'm not smart enough to do daily tasks. Lastly, if there's one teacher you need to avoid at all costs it's Ms. Bartlett. Senior year you're already under a great deal of stress to make sure you graduate. My senior year was her first year of teaching. I firmly believe that she took a job at her old high school as a way to get in easy. Now by this time we all had senioritis, which is when you're so close to graduation you just want to get that dang diploma and get the hell out of dodge. The way I remember it was that we could partner up to study for this exam - so we did. The next day going about our day one of the announcements on the monitors around the high school said for these students, me included, to go to the principals office. Oh the bucket of gravel I felt in my stomach. I had never been in a situation like that before so I was really nervous. 3 or 4 of us stood in front of 3 teachers to plead our case but I don't think they would've cared to take our side of the story. Punishment was early morning detention for several days. On top of that they gave us a zero for the grade on that exam. Then it was bumped up to a 75, which is still an F, but it was too little too late.

This is a great school. We have two kids there, one in preschool and one in elementary and they…read morelove it. The faculty have been so kind and helpful to us all the way around. The teachers seem to really like being there and are good at keeping parents up to date per the apps they use. I haven't experienced any of the things the negative reviews here reference. Honestly really glad for a school like this.