My son has been a student at the Rock Academy since 1st grade. He is currently a 9th grade student there. He has forged great friendships since attending the school and has gained so much confidence. The smaller class size foster the ability for teachers, staff & faculty to really get to know their students. Your child is not just a name. They really do care about their students and come alongside them and support them not only academically, or in sports, but also with their Faith. Their academics are on par with other schools. They offer a good variety of sports, and extra curricular activities and clubs. Also a plus is that the school offers a safe environment, the school takes safety very seriously. & We love the Rock Academy and feel blessed to be a part of this great community. Go check them out! read more

We moved to San Diego in the summer. Our daughter has been in a few different faith based schools. She is no stranger to starting all over again in a new school. She was going through anxiety about starting a new grade , new school and a whole new group of kids. Not only, did she come home after her first day beaming about how much she loves the new school, but she had made 3 new friends. We felt the love too. The teachers, the whole staff and the Church are incredible. We are so grateful to have found this place. I can't recommend this school enough. read more

We love The Rock Academy. The school strives to provide an excellent education to our daughter, but beyond that they care about working with us to raise our children to be good people. We love the discipleship culture of the school and trust the leaders who interact with our kids, and we also appreciate the communication from teachers and administrators! Highly recommend. read more

Moving our daughter to The Rock Academy has been the best decision for her and for our family! The teachers are the absolute BEST - they care, they take time, they want the best for the kids. The leadership is outstanding - I am literally moved to tears every time I hear them speak. Most importantly, our kiddo is THRIVING. read more

Bringing my daughter to The Rock Academy was by far the best decision I could make in her life. Not only has she been an absolute rockstar in her studies, but her relationship with God is the most beautiful part of it all. She has completed 6/7/8th grades already and is currently in 9th grade. Every single teacher here shows that they actually care. This isn't just another job for them, it's their place to display their passion ! I have recommended and will continue to always recommend The Rock Academy to every single person I encounter. Ps, we have a baby due in February 2026.... When she's at the age... she will be at the Rock Academy all of her school years ! read more

Great academic. Good college preparation. Excellent ability to define their educational mission and to harmonize their diverse population into a cohesive community. read more

My kids attend The Rock Academy, we are very happy with the teacher and administration. They truly build leaders who are deep thinkers, dynamic communicators. read more

The Rock Academy hosted Going Beyond Live w Priscilla Shirer on April 5, 2025. I just wanted to say The Rock Academy did a stellar job hosting, superb organization w a very large crowd & managing everything sooo nicely!! THANK YOU for hosting & making the experience of my soul being refreshed! GOD IS GOOD!!!!!!!!!!!! read more

It's a good school and the teachers are all very nice and it's a very nice learning environment!

I was not going to write a review until I saw the review of another parent that is only a few months old and now see a pattern of behavior concerning the Assistant Director of the Early Education Center. Our two year old daughter and four year old son both attended this past school year and over the summer. We loved their teachers and truly believe they cared for our family. Everything was going well until the Director, who we were also very friendly with, went on leave from Mid-December until April. Immediately after she left, it felt like the Assistant Director made my four year old her project. Every single day, she would approach us with complaints about our then three year old son. Most of the complaints stemmed from him having "too much energy," but she also took issue with him not fully memorizing bible verses, occasionally not napping, revving up when the other boys did (running and jumping), etc. She became so focused on our kid that she failed to realize that a number of the kids in class were also exhibiting the same, normal behaviors. She kept claiming our son had ADHD, and asked what we were doing to address it. He was three, and we repeatedly explained that his doctor is not going to medicate him at this age. We initially tried to work with her, and agreed to have our son assessed after she pushed relentlessly. He was assessed three times, by different professionals, and found to be a typical, high energy three year old boy. Our doctor, who is on the board at Rady's, actually advised us to leave the school due to her persistence with trying to self-diagnose our kid with a condition. When speaking with us, she referred to our kid as having "special needs," and on one occasion, caught my husband in the hallway, and stated she was going to demote our son. Even the teacher overheard this, and later told us she had no idea where that came from. She also started throwing out other diagnoses she had clearly researched, like Sensory Processing Disorder, etc., which he had absolutely no characteristics of. They pushed us to put him in Occupational Therapy, so again, to try to work with them, we took him to one of the top three ranked facilities in the county, and they also disagreed with her assessment of him, and said he's a completely typical three year old. Like the other reviewer stated, we also began to receive the retaliatory incident reports. I also went to the Head of the School when she released my son's medical information (concerning asthma) to another parent. I missed work two Fridays in a row due to being asked to pick him up because he was "hot," or "seemed sick." He wasn't, and I took his temp the second we got home, and it was completely normal. When the director returned from leave, we expected to have a conversation with her about what had transpired, but instead, she listened to whatever her Assistant Director had told her, then called a meeting with us and told us that our son could not continue there the next year. What they didn't realize is that we had already applied and been accepted to other Christian private schools, as well as to our neighborhood public school, as we did not want our kids subjected to this type of behavior from the Assistant Director. I hate that this was our experience because we truly loved all of their teachers who were amazing with our kids, and our kids adored them, and continue to talk about them. Based on things I've heard from those well connected with the church that are aware of other incidences of this type of behavior with the Assistant Director, as well as the similar review from another parent, I don't know how this person has not been investigated. My husband actually told her during a conversation, in which she again ambushed him, that he felt like she was targeting our son. She responded with, "I've been accused of that before..." That should have been our red flag. read more

Our family has been blessed with The stock Academy, our 8th grader attended private Christian pre-school, public elementary & 6th & 7th grade at a STEM charter. Mid-Year 7th grade our son petitioned the dean of students @ his charter school to be placed into more advanced classes & he was told "No, we don't have any room or an available seat" he came home upset & quiet frankly feeling defeated. This is when we decided to explore The Rock Academy, our son has been actively involved in youth during Wednesday night studies & regular Sunday service, in all transparency I say that to say transferring to a new school for 8th grade where he has some familiarity was an easy transition. Our son tested high in all subjects & is now enrolled in the classes that are appropriate (e.g. Algebra 1) everyday he comes home, he raves about how much he loves his teachers, his classes & all of the new friends he has made. Currently he loves his Bible Class s/o to Mr. TickTok, Science, Math & elective: Things they don't teach in schools but should. The Rock Academy has created a space & educational environment where he can grow, be challenged, be supported & grow into a Christian leader. When The Rock Academy states in their mission statement that they foster an environment of deep thinkers, dynamic communicators and Do-Something Christians is spot on. I promise no matter what your faith is, give this school some thought, invite your child to explore the campus, you won't regret it. God Bless You read more

Our sons attended starting at age 12 months. When we started, we were fortunate in that we had a good teacher that shielded the parents from the administrators. She did a wonderful job, but unfortunately quit after 8 months of us being there. During those 8 months, the boys were happy, but we still would hear comments from the assistant daycare director like "Your boys have too much energy, I am afraid that I may have to buy more playground equipment." When we mentioned this to the teacher, she rolled her eyes and told us "Of course they have lots of energy, they are 1 year old boys, but they are no different than the other boys" It was not until after this teacher left that we started to see how much she had shielded the parents from the overbearing and vindictive behaviors from the administration. In the next 9 months, there was a revolving door of different caretakers for the boys class room, with 3 different teachers and 4 different aides. The assistant director in particular started becoming paranoid about illnesses after her own husband got sick. We would get phone calls for "He just seems more tired today, even though he isn't sick" and "He seemed like he might get a fever, so I checked his temperature EIGHTEEN times but he never had a fever, but he seems like he might get one." It started to come across to us that she was just looking for any excuse to send the boys home, warranted or not. At one point, she said to my wife "Maybe you should just not work, and should just stay home with your kids." Umm....Isn't that why we are paying you top dollar for child care!?! If their position is that all parents should just be stay at home parents, then there would be no use or job for them. After talking to some other parents and doing some more research online, we learned that we were not alone. We heard from several different parents about kids that had left the daycare after essentially being bullied by the assistant director. Online, we read several other reviews that specifically mentioned being bullied by administration, and called out this behavior. However, we also found something that we didn't expect. We found several glowing reviews, that were written by employees and administration (not even anonymous). We tried going higher, thinking that if they knew this type of behavior was happening within the daycare part of the school that it would be dealt with. The director seemed indifferent to what was happening, so we scheduled a meeting with the Head of Schools to discuss these issues and behaviors. Unfortunately, we learned that the apathy runs deep. We were essentially told that if someone who worked in a daycare thought these things, then they were probably right, and we needed to accept them. It was clear that it was a solid block in that if there is a problem with the assistant director, the rest of the administration team will follow her lead, whether or not she is right. After we scheduled this meeting, we noticed a sharp increase in retaliatory behavior from the admin. The following day, we were told that there were five behavior reports that we needed to sign, which all occurred that day. Seemed awfully convenient that we hadn't had any behaviors in months, and magically after meeting with their boss, there were many of these, every day. Some of these behaviors were actually normal for age - one behavior was that they did not remain seated for lunch, and that they would be expected to sit in their seat and not get up for 30 minutes (as a 2-year-old). After we saw this, we knew that we had to find a better environment for our kids, and told them we would not be bringing them back. While we were initially excited to have a Christian based daycare, we were ultimately disappointed by the lack of any Christian values that were exhibited by multiple staff. It seems that the fruit of the spirit may have gone rotten at this facility, at least under the current leadership. I still remember an old quote, "Preach the gospel at all times, use words if necessary." At this school, the behaviors spoke volumes more than the words. We were left with the thought, "I am glad you told me you are a Christian, I wouldn't have guessed by how you act and treat people." These are the types of actions that society sees, and will lead to more people being turned off by the church and Christianity. read more

My daughters have been attending the Rock Academy since Preschool. We absolutely LOVE our school. Not only does our school provide outstanding academics, performing arts, sports, to name a few...but we have found an amazing community and family here. Our Pillars program has been life-changing for our daughter with ADHD. The love and support that these teachers and staff pour into students and families each day makes our school a cannot miss! We are beyond blessed to be a part of this school community! read more

The costs for early brainwashing: K-6: $7210. Junior high: $8360. High school: $9035. Included in these costs are $300 for uniforms to complete your children's transformations into robots for god. Also included is $300 to reserve your child's spot at the school (not just once...after the first year they drop it $50 if you pay on time), and a yearly maintenance fee that increases from elementary to jr. to high school, $360-$660 a YEAR, for "book maintenance, disaster preparedness, yearbook, camp, and more!" Sure, they can watch your kids after school for $4.00/hr and fund an arts-inclusive education on their ridiculous tuition, but at what cost? I mean, I think creationism is important to learn about and all, but as the only thing taught as possibly being credible? And what about birth control? Abstinence, while tempting, is not everyone's piece o'pie. Get your kids' fear of god, for their bodies, and for the differences of their fellow Californians started early! The Rock recommends that the first step you take in the application process is prayer. read more

I have to agree with Jen on her review of The Rock. My 16 year old nephew is interested in attending this school so we stopped by for a random visit. We were completely unexpected although we were familiar with one of the coaches. They couldn't have been more inviting and friendly. They offered us a tour and told me to leave my nephew for about an hour so he could meet some of his peers and get a better feel for the environment. When do you ever see that at public schools these days? The school is a large building that includes both the sanctuary and the academy. Both being totally enclosed in the building that is 3 floors. It has a huge front lobby with a security person at the front desk. So overall, I got a really good feeling about this place. read more

My family has been part of the Rock Family for over 3 years and we truly feel that there is no better place for our children. Yes, the tuition may be a little higher than some private schools, however the return has been priceless to our family. Our oldest has just completed her 3rd full year at the Rock Academy & loved it so much she asked to be enrolled in their summer camp program. She has been blessed to have amazing group of teachers, friends & spiritual leaders. We just enrolled our little one in the "Twoddlers" class. There was never any question as to where she was going to go to preschool, that's how much we love the staff. She's only there 1 or 2 days a week, however she has 2 very caring & attentive teachers that are always waiting with open arms and smiles for her. Thank you Rock Academy & Rock Academy Preschool!!!! read more

I agree with what a lot of the reviewers say about the school. My son has always been a great communicator, but once he started attending the preschool his vocabulary and understanding just increases exponentially. They definitely meet him where he is and use every opportunity as a learning opportunity. His socialization has been incredible there as well. He is learning patience, independence, and friendship. He prays before meals, practices good hygiene, and overall just is showing tremendous life skills. And get this... He only goes to school 2 days a week! Top to bottom, the teachers and staff always make me feel like they truly love and care about my son's well-being. I'm hoping he'll be able to stay there until he starts Kindergarten! read more

Rock Academy is not just a school; it is a family community with teachers and staff that love kids and build strong relationships with students and their families. They offer small class sizes which allows individualized learning and attention. Performing Arts, Visual Arts, athletics, and clubs are just a few of the extras that are offered. They believe in teaching the whole child the whole TRUTH. If you have school aged children, you must schedule a visit and see what Rock Academy is all about. read more

As far as small secondary schools go, this is one of the best around. Full disclosure before going any further, I used to work for the Rock Academy and was part of building some of the exceptional programs that they have in place today. I have since gone on to build multiple businesses while keeping an eye on the school's positive growth from afar. Every year since it's inception, the 7th-12th grade upper school has added academic programs, performing arts shows, and competitive sports programs. When touring the school and attending events, it will be immediately obvious to you that the teachers, administration, and staff care deeply for the well being of their students. I can speak from experience that the teachers and administration put an exceptional amount of time and effort into giving individualized and focused attention on the academic growth and spiritual maturation of every student. In addition to the academic curricula and teacher acumen, the quality of additional offerings the school and partner organizations have to meet the needs of the student body is remarkable for the size of the school. Here's a short list of programs that are uncommon in competing institutions. DAVID Project F.I.R.S.T Robotics Team Unique University of California Approved Elective Courses Pillars Differentiated Learner's Program Sheltered English, History, Bible and ESL Support Classes Dance and Performing Arts School Wide Science Consortium Worship Team Leadership Training Team Building Camp ASB Leadership Conference Senior Internships Lastly, the school is now two years into a remodel of their vision and commitment to the academic and personal success of their students. Their resolve to provide the best possible product for the price is higher than ever. This school is going to be on the rise for years to come, and I would recommend to both parent and student that they take a moment to stop by and check out the culture of the school. You might be surprised at what you find! www.therockacademy.org read more

I definitely do not recommend the high school. I regret my child attending this school. A lot of bad experiences with leadership demonstrating a lack of caring and concern for my child's well-being. When I have reported concerns (advocating for my child and other students emotional and physical well being) they have been completely dismissed and I have been described to others, including other parents as a "problematic parent." When other parents and I reported concerns the initial response was to us, that no one else was reporting the same concern. As we continued to report continues we were met with continued dismissive and I was basically told to stop complaining and they will do what they want to do. How does a school dismiss multiple concerns about how some of the teachers are treating children? There was ALOT of concerns to include a teacher yelled in my daughters face with no mask on during Covid. I was initially told the teacher talked to me child "in a calm manner" and was later told they were aware she "raised her voice." Several witnesses reported the teacher getting in my child's face yelling at my child with no mask. Just one example of numerous significant concerns but then leadership wants to describe me to others as a "problematic patent" and no one has ever apologized to my child for this or the numerous other ways a staff has interacted in an inappropriate and highly ineffective manner with my child. Definitely not worth my hard earned money and a bad experience for my child that will likely have a lasting negative impact. Definitely not a Christian atmosphere of kindness, caring and compassion for children from our experience and not a place where parents concerns are valued and respected. I have never been more disrespected as a parent in any setting more than the disrespect I have received by Rock Academy leadership. read more

NEGITIVES: My son gets sick pretty often and has had pinworms 2x but I guess that's the be expected of preschoolers. Can be a headache to drop off and pick up due to the busy area and other schools nearby. POSITIVES: Overall the school is very clean, secure, and friendly. They have a curriculum which I like, for this age to create some structure. The teachers and staff genuinely care about the kids. Priced well. read more

I have two kids, now 11 and 8, and we have been with the preschool and academy from the beginning with my youngest. We moved down from Carmel Valley, my son was in a wonderful preschool in Solana Beach, and we were just as happy at the Rock Preschool. He is our oldest and we started kindergarten in the highly rated Point Loma public school. It was a night and day difference. Halfway through the year we tried to transfer into kindergarten at the Rock academy and my son was too far behind their curriculum, the difference was astounding. We hired a tutor and worked with the pillars program all summer and he was able to start first grade the following year. This school has supported our family in ways I could not have imagined when we began attendance. Whether you are looking for a Christian school or for an exceptional education, this school delivers both and also helps children develop skills to make good life choices and become better people. read more

I am a recent student of The Rock Academy that just graduated in 2018. My experience at this school was positive for the most part. I would definitely recommend this school to a student who is looking for a tight Christian community. The teachers at The Rock Academy are some of the most amazing people and educators you will ever meet. They genuinely care about their students and want to see them succeed both academically and individually. They want to help all of their students and will go out of their way to schedule tutoring sessions or time for extra help. Additionally, all of the teachers go out of their way to get to know their students individually. They want to pour into them and know them outside of the classroom as well. Through my 7 years at the Academy, I developed some really strong relationships with some of the teachers and still talk to them today. However, this might not be the best choice of school if your student is a skilled athlete. Because of the small school size, sports here tend to struggle. For how small the school is, they do offer many different sport options, however commitment from athletes is not prioritized. The school also does not have athletic facilities which makes it very difficult. Overall, my time at The Rock Academy was mostly positive. I met some of my closest and life long friends there and keep in contact with a couple of my teachers that genuinely went out of their way to show me that they wanted to get to know me. read more

We as a family had such high hopes for this school in our lives! It breaks my heart to share the unbelievable experience my child faced during her first week of school. I have never posted a review however, I feel it really important to inform families of our experience so, this never happens again to another student. At my child's first Chapel experience at the Rock Academy, we did not know it was required to bring a Bible. However, the teacher leading the Chapel states "Yeah, Christian school...you need to bring a Bible to Chapel" in her sarcastic personality. Teacher states: "You should have known to bring a Bible per the Parent/Student Handbook....next time you will be receiving a demerit". My child was literally brought to tears. This is not really the experience that was outlined by The Rock Academy Mission Statement indicating that they would be "leading students into a personal relationship with Jesus Christ"! We did not receive a Parent/Student Handbook prior to being allowed to start, which goes against the Academy's policies and procedures however, while they are allowed to make mistakes, the students are not (i.e. Forgetting to bring their Bible to Chapel). Please read the extensive Parent/Student Handbook before you sign up because I did not realize how legalistic this Christian School would be. Personally, when I have invited a person to church, I have never treated them in this manner, even if they did not have a Bible (I am being sarcastic)? My Church does not require that I bring my Bible, instead they welcome everyone in to hear the message of Jesus. It is not about bringing your Bible that counts rather, it is about listening and applying the message into our lives. It breaks my heart to see Christian folks that use verses from the Bible in their everyday lives but, their actions are so contradictory to their behavior. No one is perfect, mistakes can happen but, this is more than a mistake because while the teacher said she was sorry, it was less than sincere. The teacher indicated that the issue would not have occurred if the Parent/Student Handbook was signed. She added I didn't know this is what we do here at the Academy now, we don't have the Parent or Student sign the handbook, we issue them lockers and let the student start the next day. Did not know this is what we are doing now! We as a family did not accept this as a sincere apology because it wasn't! Bringing your Bible everywhere, even to Chapel, does not make you a model Christian! Instead, your behavior should reflect that you first have opened and read the message in Bible, such as having compassion like Jesus showed to all...and try to model his behavior in your actions and behaviors. I hope and pray that The Rock Academy will never treat other students the way they have treated my child. We no longer attend The Rock Academy, I would definitely say that they are a business, not a ministry for Jesus. We attended two days prior to the horrible experience yet, the Rock Academy believes it is appropriate for them to keep the insurance money, my registration and application fee totally over $3000 for less than 2 weeks of education provided to my child. I personally would have a hard time sleeping at night knowing that I had taken money that I had not earned, mistreated a student and done so in the name of Jesus. I will pray for The Rock Academy. read more

My Nephew who is 7 attends this school and it is by far an amazing school! My sister looked at numerous private schools before discovering The Rock. One of the highlights, it starts from pre-school and continues through high school. The teachers are great with the children and know most of the students by name. They also know the parents names as well. When my nephew interacts with children of his age that do not attend The Rock; everyone is amazed at his level of education and manners. At the Rock they not only teach the children academics but also educate them about manners, prayer and worship. This school has everything down! When you pick up your kid from school there's this neat system where you place a card in the front windshield that has your child's name on it and his grade. The volunteers, using walkie-talkie's let the person at the front of the school know that you are there for your child. When you pull up to the front your kid is ready! If you have to stay and work late no worries. There is an after school program that your child is taken to on site where he/she can get started on their homework. If they need help there's someone ready to assist. It does cost $2.00 for every 30 mins. Not bad for a tutor. I know a private school. Yes it can be expensive but they also provide financial aid to those who qualify. The children are required to wear a uniform but it's not bad looking and saves from trying to figure out the wardrobe in the morning. They do have free dress days once in a while. My family started attending church more regularly and it's great because my nephew already has friends to meet with while at Sunday school. read more

This school is not for everybody for sure. I wouldn't send my children to a Muslim school if I am not and I wouldn't send them back to public school if I want some morals in my children's education. I have sent two of my children to public school until Jr. High School and they are the ones that asked me to consider a Christian school for High School. They wanted to feel secure at school and have considerate classmates. Yes, the tuition is a stretch but it is worth every penny!! I don't have to worry about my children learning worldly views, as I know they are getting good education here. I have one child in Elementary school and two in High school and I have to tell you that they all 3 love it! If you are complaining about how they will talk at home then I would worry more about how they would talk if they were in public school. I am happy and my family is at peace...! read more

My family and I have just completed our first year at the rock Academy. It has been an amazing experience. We look forward to beginning our second year. The staff is been incredibly helpful. This school offers a very individualized approach to tuition aid making it possible for us to attend. The class sizes are very small making it almost impossible for kids to slip through the cracks. Every class is God centered not only academic. The school also offers super affordable after school care and tutoring that is included in the tuition for the older kids.we love it! Our family feel so supported here! I love that the school goes from preschool till 12 grade read more

This school is exceptional! My daughter has been enrolled here for two years and will be attending kindergarten at the Rock Academy in the fall. The Preschool's academic emphasis has enabled my child to maximize her potential and has made her exceedingly proficient. As if the rigorous curriculum were not enough, we have also been blessed to watch her grow socially, and see her creativity flourish through the loving class environments and the myriad of enrichment programs offered. I would be satisfied if that were all, but it's not! My child is also having good morals and values reinforced through the school's biblical teachings and weekly Children's chapel service. I would most definitely recommend this school to any parent looking for the highest quality of care for their child! read more

The Rock Academy - Elementary Schools Near Me - San Diego, California

The rock academy provides an amazing program that prepars kids for life! Things I like most: 1) Caring and loving staff with very low turn over. From the front desk to the teachers every one really cares about and loves the kids. It feels more like a family than a preschool. 2) The curriculum is very strong. My son by 2 years old and can count, say his ABC's and all his colors. At the same time learning isn't forced it is just fun. 3) Great values and positive discipline. While it is Christian in no way is it forced upon anyone, instead it is just about love, compassion. 4) The cost. It is only $910 a month for a 2 1/2, that is just over $200 a week which is a steal given how small the classes are and the quality of care. I would encourage everyone to take a tour and see for yourself. read more

We've had the honor of having our child attend the Rock Academy since the 2nd grade. This next year he begins high school. Hands down, the best decision we've made is to keep him here. This is a place where he has been fully known and loved for who he is, a place where he is met with grace and kindness, supported through every stage of life, and celebrated. We are forever thankful for the impact the teachers and staff have had on not just our son's life, but our lives as well, and we excited to see God continue to move here. read more

Small class size, differentiated instruction, and a community that feels like family make this K-12 school an outstanding choice. Strong sports and a performing arts program that is top notch set this school apart. read more

I have nothing but good things to say about the Rock Academy. My niece and nephew enrolled here after coming to the U.S. from Korea, and they have been well-taken care of by the staff at the Rock. My niece and nephew are still learning English (Korean is their native language), but they still tell me that they love their new school and their friends and teachers there. I am impressed with the quality of the math and English programs at the Rock Academy. They are also well-known for having an excellent band and music program. In addition to this, my kids' teachers even give them opportunities to give presentations on Korean culture to encourage cultural exchange with their classmates. My experience with the staff is that they really care about the students. When the teachers update me on how the kids are doing in school, I can tell that they care about their learning and how they are adjusting to the new environment. The staff in general has been warm and welcoming to us. The principal even comes out to greet the parents in the morning and after school too. As for my niece & nephew's progress, they have already learned a lot at their new school and are enjoying it too! Overall I have found the staff to be kind to both the kids and the parents, and my niece and nephew like their new school and are learning well and quickly. I do not hesitate to recommend the Rock Academy to other parents too. read more

The Rock Academy Preschool is awesome! The staff is VERY friendly and welcoming. However, they are very protective of the children...they don't take their security lightly. The school definitely provides high quality education for preschoolers, helping them communicate on a level higher than the typical 3ish-year-old. I would highly recommend the school! read more

The atmosphere of this school is incredible. The feeling one gets when they walk in the front door is extremely welcoming and family oriented. The teachers make some of the best mentors and examples I've seen for students in any Christian school. The school does an incredible job of incorporating Christian values and beliefs, but the academics are great as well with many of the graduating seniors being accepted to prestigious schools. If you're looking for a school that will not just provide unique opportunities for your student to grow, but impact their spiritual life and that helps develop them into a dynamic scholar, then this is the school you need to check out. read more

Both of my kids have been students at the Rock Academy for 3 years. The teachers are the best. My kids have grown tremendously because they are known, loved, challenged, and encouraged in every area of their lives. We love this school. read more

The Rock Academy Preschool is great! All the staff and teachers are very friendly and the kids love them. My son doesn't want to leave when I come to pick him up. I would highly recommend this preschool. My wife and I are enrolling our second child once she is old enough. read more

This was an easy 5 star review to write. My son Jacob has been going to the preschool since he was 2 years old and he loves it. Both his teachers, Ms Lina & Ms Dione are amazing. The school is clean, secure and most importantly they teach about god. My son is 3 now, and he can write his own name.. The one tiny gripe I have about the school, is they do have a lot of "off" days which can make things a little inconvenient for parents that work full time.. But, like I said, this school is great and we are so glad that he is there.. read more

Great school offering a solid foundation in God's word, instilling great values and high level academics with teachers that truly care about the well being of our child. I have seen our son flourish in the transition from preschool to kindergarten and I'm so impressed with his Bible knowledge, his ability to speak Spanish along with his excelled math and reading skills. My son loves the Rock Academy and can't wait to talk about his day when he gets home. I look forward to the continued education he will receive over the years and would highly recommend the Rock Academy to any family. read more

My son has been going to here for over 2 years. We absolutely love it! The teachers are all so caring, wonderful curriculum and clean/safe environment. What more can you ask for? I knew from the moment I walked in - this is where my son will go. There have been vast improvements since the new Director came on board and they're continually improving and getting better. 5 stars all the way! read more

When I took my 2 year old I had no idea who was in charge you walk in with a bunch of different ages kids and aides who aren't even their teachers. No one really said hi or made you feel welcome. Finally after me and my husband stayed for about 20 min the 2 year old aide I suppose came over and said I can take her if you want to go ... She didn't really know what was going on. She didn't know when her teacher was showing up... Didn't feel comfortable at all. I was expecting to leave my child with their teacher not someone else they already are trying to adapt to new school. I honestly would not recommend . I have 3 older kids and I never experienced this w a preschool I always felt very comfortable and welcome when they started their preschool I just thought I would give the rock a try since we live so close. read more