We sent our three year old to Agape for summer camp. It was a great fit for our daughter firstly…read morefor scheduling reasons, they provide a full day camp and 10 weeks long. Not only was the schedule great but even better the teachers are kind and create engaging activities. Our daughter comes home telling us about her day and likes to now plan activities for us to do at home. I have also noticed she is able to play more independently at home and loves it. I can easily see us returning for next summer! Thanks Agape!

Our daughter had a great summer with Agape! I love that they spent a lot of time outside and doing…read morecreative activities. Communication was great with a weekly game plan emailed at the start of the week and we enjoyed looking at the photos posted in the shared album each night. My daughter made new friends, had fun doing crafts and playing new games!

I went here for five years and it was the most amazing experience. All the teachers are very caring…read moreand intelligent; the relationship between teachers and students is much deeper than at almost any other school. The campus is beautiful! TJ has three amazing qualities: the curriculum, the students, and the teachers! A school unlike any other. "Incredibly damaged" is not the correct term. TJ takes in students who have often been bullied or harassed at other schools, simply because they're different. However, everyone is accepted and embraced at TJ for all of their differences.

I'm not even sure where to start. 1. Only 100 students attend this school, so prepare to lower your…read morestandards, socialize online, or be friendless. 2. Electives (pretty much) do not exist here. Psychology? Nope. Chinese? Nope. 3. Second-language class choices are ridiculous. Greek, Latin, Italian, and French. Fancy? Yes. Useful for real life? No, not really. There is a reason why most private schools have Spanish and Chinese, because they are relevant to many students. 4. Art classes are held bi-weekly. Most other private schools have them daily. Then for the little things. 5. You are required to attend all meals. A teacher will check you in, because you are a five-year-old who cannot regular their eating habits by themselves. 6. If you receive enough demerits, you will be forced to work hours on Saturday morning. What? Child labor is illegal. Not if you're a private school. 7. The school bus can be up to two hour late on field trips. And much more!

As a family that was involved with Providence Academy for 10 years, we are very disappointed at the…read moreschool we loved. No longer a safe place for children. With no published volunteer policy, our child was taken out of childcare without our permission. She was missing for an hour. Administration seemed unconcerned and no policy has ever been published. We pulled our younger child and administration forced us to pull our high school student. This is no longer a Christ-centered school, they are more worried about money and enrollment.

Best decision I made for my kid thus far. The teachers and staff at Providence have made my son…read morefeel loved, welcomed and accomplished. They focus on Jesus and the education is wonderful.

No leg room in the bleachers no parking for the event they held too crowded not enough bathrooms…read moreand no gorilla

Best church and people I ever met in my life. Like my 2nd family from God himself. My grandparents…read moreand mother is now there also in the graveyard. I would recommend this church to anyone!