We have been so pleased with everyone we worked with during the admission process. Dr Felicia…read morePontoo is a delightful person to work with, very informative and always available to answer questions. The ladies in the office are so friendly and helpful as well. Today we had the pleasure of meeting with Joanne who did an awesome job conducting the testing process with the girls, she made them feel comfortable giving them the confidence they needed. I am so excited and look forward to my granddaughters growing in such a loving community. Thankyou, Shelly Heard

Blending tradition and innovation in such a tranquil setting, complete with a beach volleyball…read morecourt and the coolest arrival/main staircase! Breathtaking

So this review is for the Aiken County School Public Transportation Bus system located on the…read moreproperty but in the "rear parking lot" of the high school. This is the bus system for both South Aiken and Aiken High School as well as other schools. I've never dealt with a more disorganized establishment than this bus system. Parents and students are lost as to what their bus routes are, no one answers the phones, someone called us then left a "cryptic message" and hung up. It was all very odd and confusing. I finally found the office located in a gray mobile trailer in the parking lot behind the high school. The folks were nice once I connected with an actual person but what a nightmare it is trying to get your kids bus route straightened out.

If your child has any special needs. They will not accept under any circumstances. There very kind…read morebut truly not interested in child with any IEP. They don't care if your child is honor roll and is deemed best child in their entire elementary school. They only want 100 percent perfect children. No exceptions. I have found it the same entire way for every Christian school in Aiken. There was one. That would, unfortunately drive was so far. What happened to giving children. Its not the parents that sit on the boards, because most of them love. It's the educators..

Very low standards for teachers. No early edu screenings. Parents are not permitted to be in the…read moreclassrooms. Bullying is ignored by staff. You get charged $25 if your child is 1 minute tardy and the list goes on. My 1st grader fell through the cracks in reading and writing which went unnoticed in spite of the tiny class size of 11. When I questioned the teacher and asked for help with tutor references or summer programs I was completely ignored. I insisted the principal have him evaluated prior to letting him start 2nd grade and was then finally told he needs to repeat 1st because he hadn't learned to read or write and was now way behind. What was to be his repeat 1st grade teacher was someone new they had recruited from the assistant coach list. Perhaps the janitor would do a better job teaching 1st grade... We sacrifice greatly to put our child in private christian school falsely assuming it was quality education and care. Sadly this was not the case.

Most depressing school I've just ever visited. Dark halls, cider block enclosed with extremely…read morelong hours in classrooms. Fights are breaking out here and there. The student parking lot looks like it got bombed out. No fresh air or chance to get any air between extra long classes. Wow, very sad. No wonder the turnover rate here is so high. And why lower the grading standards for students. That's so counterproductive. That REALLY tells parents that you don't care about their child 's education.

I found peace here. Lovely people and careful and precise language in the order of Episcopal Church…read moreservice (not that my Presbyterian and Methodist background was improper.) I drive Sundays from Augusta to Aiken to enjoy the serenity of a smaller city with much to offer and a sweet pedestrian friendly downtown. I'm new to the kneeling and the more formal attire worn by the clergy at St. Thaddeus. I'm interested in midweek activities here as well, including Wednesday Chapel in an ancient building.