Faith Christian Academy

I cannot express in words what Faith Christian Academy has done for our children. Their teachers truly care for their well being. From the high-​fives of encouragement for a good grade, to getting to know them on an individual basis. They take the time to understand their strengths and weaknesses. If they are weak in an area, they provide the extra support. My children began in the public school system. Common Core was frustrating and my daughter was under so much pressure that she cried every morning prior to going to school. We tried homeschooling, but found our children needed the social interaction. This is our first year at FCA and will certainly not be our last. I only wish they went beyond 8^th grade. Our 7^th grade son has changed so much over this year. He used to be shy and have a difficult time with coming out of his shell. He has made friends and also enjoys going to school now. I feel confident with their academics and find their curriculum is more advanced than the public school system. Especially with the small classroom setting, they are able to keep the students from falling behind.

REVISED… June 19^th 2015
Okay…this is what happened to my daughter and I.
My daughter was happy at her new school, but as time went on we found out that it is the most awful «school.»
So my daughter, despite the bullying she endured for months, wanted to go back to FCA. I asked Bryan Alvare in early May about my daughter returning to FCA. He kept telling me he was so busy with end of the year stuff and wanted to meet in early June. I did receive a call and an appointment was set. My husband had to go because I had a prior engagement. What he told me blew my mind. He said it was out of his hands and I had to write a letter telling them why I wanted my daughter back at FCA and the board would decide! That is so untrue because Bryan himself has told both my husband and I in the obscene amount of meetings that kids leave and come back all the time. The only way I will write a letter is if I receive a letter of apology for the bullying of my daughter. Because it was not handled by the principal, I had to take my child out and her education was in jeopardy. I feel outraged. I would rather drive 50 miles one way to a school that knows how to handle situations like this when they arise.