We are visiting the Jacksonville area from Texas, and attended Easter Sunday Mass. It was a…read morebeautiful service.

I needed help with my lights I kept getting hung up on. My late mother was catholic. Nice to know…read morethey randomly hang up. Thanks for not helping the community. Glad yall love hanging up on people needing help! Just remember u r putting my kids on to the streets. I pray yall are happy!

Good school we have a kindegardener there that loves the magnet program and there after school…read moreprogram is great good place for y'all to look into sending your kids

Terrible school , i wouldn't suggest taking your kids here .. it's a really small school . They…read moregive attitude & i wouldn't want my kids feeling uncomfortable being here.

There are worst schools. They get the job done. Graduate HS and move on. Be respectful and prepared…read morefor classes and be done. Decent overall. Always room for greater improvement.

This school is horrible! I would never recommend my kids or anyone else's kids to go here! The…read moreteachers don't care & they talk to students any kind of way! THERE HAS BEEN MULTIPLE TIMES when i had to get my parent involved with a DISRESPECTFUL NO CARING TEACHER!!

I go here, i start as a 6th grader soon. I've already met some of the people and teachers, but some…read moreof the kids seem unkind. thats it! Otherwise, it'd be a 5 star.

Over priced and under delivers. Basically educationally on par with public schools or even a…read morelittle behind it seems. My kid is repeating stuff at CFA in the 6th grade that he did in 5th at Porters Neck Elementary. When my kid was at another private school, he was academically, a year ahead of the public school. My kid is not challenged at CFA. I feel he is falling behind academically. There is some bullying going on and there are some disruptive students present which distracts from the other kid's learning opportunities as well. For example, a teacher's kid who is a student there had a tantrum and broke five cell phones belonging to other students. Another kid was punched in the face twice. My kid mentioned they have seven 3D / media printers but only one works. Obviously I am putting him in a different school next year. Although the teachers and staff are friendly, overall I am disappointed. For me personally I see no benefit to sending my kid here except it may be somewhat safer than public schools. While safety is always number one, school is for learning. Nothing personal, just my pragmatic opinion which I hope will be helpful / appreciated. Another consideration is that Wilmington has limited educational opportunities even if you can pay for them.

Cape Fear Academy Summer programs are outstanding . Our five year-old absolutely loves it. He will…read morebe attending kindergarten at CFA this year and we can't wait, mostly him.

What the actual FUCK is this school. The staff, shitty. Majority kf the teachers are racist,…read morehomophobic, shitty people. The experience from a students experience is absolutely terrible I mean your going into to learn only to deal with kids so high you don't understand how they're still awake. Overall majority of the students are ghetto like... Passing out edibles during passing period, teachers giving students 10 minutes to do a piece of work that would usually take a good class period to do. The food too, we expect most students to live off of this. The food is so bad that eating off the floor seems better, its so bad kids are bring extra food frok hoke to serve kids because no body wants to eat it. The food is litteraly EXPIRED AND ROTTEN. The milk, not cold, chunky, thick, there's mold litteraly growing on the bottom. The foods portions are also terrible, whole also being greasy, the kids are more likely to get blood clots than actually getting enough out of the food to last the whole day. If I could give this a 0 star rating I would So overall, shitty school Shitty scores Shitty people Shitty food Shitty everything

Went here for a year and will be going back next year. Cafeteria food is not that great (either…read morestale or soggy), many bugs in classrooms (infestation of ants in one room), and overall the school just isn't that great. School dress code is outdated and strange, cranky old teachers, and the principal doesn't take sexual assault seriously but when a kid says shut up or gets out of their seat it's like the end of the world.

This school has me questioning qualifications for special education, because apparently from what I…read morelearned in my classes and what goes on in the school or two different things Deeply discouraging and disgusted

They spend more time disciplining these students to act like middle schooler than they do teach…read morethem. It's a flat out joke.. you can't bring them lunch unless it's in a special bag.. yet there are kids behind and I mean behind the secretaries desk saying mom!, mom eating McFlurrys from McDonald's so apparently they give special treatment if their parents work there. Half the staff is awesome other half extremely rude. If you can't handle it without being rude go find another job. So glad my daughter is out of there after this year.

there are many teachers that absolutely put education first. Shout out to the band director. He has…read morebeen such a motivating adult that is nurturing the love of music in my student. The arts in schools are slowly going away mr kingsberry has a pasion for the arts and it shows in his students.

This is a FREE-Public school and alternative choice. My only regret is not sending my son to this…read moreschool sooner. My son is going into 11th grade and will be first graduating class they have done more for him then any other school in our area. He will be taking duel credit with Pamlico Community College and ACS high school. They go above and beyond for these children providing a small learning enviroment. They have many events and try to get community involment. The only down fall is the school doesn't offer many sports, however they are growing.

From the owner: We provide an environment where community, parents, and teachers have a strong commitment to…read moreeducation.