Casas Christian School

I have two children that have gone here since kindergarten. One, now in 4th and one in 6th grade. They are opposites as far as one being shy and one being outgoing. They have really thrived and grown here at Casas. My son who started out so very shy, now considers himself popular and has a lot of friends. I have been so pleased with not only the teachers kind hearts, and hard work with academics, but also with how they have connected with and nutured my children, their self esteem, and encourage them to make good choices. This is going to have a forever effect on their moral values, which I feel like they just dont get very much in public schools. My daughter is in advanced classes and they are able to work with her and fulfill her needs. The friends that they have made here are great and I pray that they will have these same friends all the way through high school becuase they really encourage each other. I could not be more pleased with this school and I reccomend that anyone considering the school to take a tour and maybe talk with some of the parents at pick up time so you can get a real feel for how much the people that have their children here really like it.
—Submitted by a parent

I absolutely love this school. My kidergartener has grown so much with in this last year. The teachers are extremely caring and well qualified. My daughter loves to go to school. The extended care program and after school programs are perfect. The extended care staff are great and the kids love going. I have even seen several children upset to leave the extended care when it's time to go home.
—Submitted by a parent

CCS provides a wonderful, supportive environment for kids and they absolutely flourish in it! This school is absolutely fantastic - the teachers are very involved in their students progress both acedemically and spiritually. The kids have their own support system and are so encouraging of each other; it's just a joy to see them interacting. CCS academics are among the best available and they encourage music in such a way that my normally reserved son thoroughly enjoyed performing in the musical productions in front of very large crowds. My son was more than adequately prepared to meet the challeges of public school life after attending CCS for 5 years. I would highly recommend this school to any parent looking for a first quality private Christian education for their child.
—Submitted by a parent

CASAS has a great campus, with lots of facilities available ie a pretty impressive computer lab.
—Submitted by a parent

Our son is very bright, and was getting into trouble after completing his work for things like talking loudly and wandering around the classroom. His teacher was unresponsive, and the administration was not open to our suggestions, refusing to allow him to move into a different classroom with a different teacher. After months of frustration, three suspensions, and being threatened with expulsion (this is a kindergarten student), we pulled our son and placed him in the local public school. He finished kindergarten with honors, is being placed in a gifted classroom this year, and his teacher couldn't say enough good things about him. He has NEVER been in trouble at the new school. The faculty at Casas was intolerent and unwilling to allow our son to act like a child. Parents, please be careful. If you have a bright or excitable child, consider a different school.
—Submitted by Cassie Audelo, a parent

Our child has been attending Casas since preschool and is now in 5th grade. We have only had positive experiences at Casas. The teachers, administration and staff are all top notch. The academics are first rate. For the past 2 years our child has scored in the top 2-3% of the SATs and we credit the excellent educational standards of Casas. Our child is involved in several extracurricular activities and this would be the only area that we would like to see Casas expand, more fine arts, more low-cost after school activities, as some are outside our budget. (The after care fees are a bit high and we would like to see them go down also since they are not subsidized based on income). But as for the school itself, its excellent and we recommend enrollment for committed Christian families.
—Submitted by Matt & Annie Hitchcock, a parent