91st Psalm Christian School

not the best christian school i belive there are better for how much they make you pay for there are better christian schools that put christ in the school this school doesnt really

We are very pleased with this school. My student is in the high school. He has struggled with academics, yet he is now earning good grades. The principal and teachers have been very supportive and have emphasized Christian values. I believe my student is getting a first-rate education in a safe environment.
—Submitted by a parent

91st Psalm has lost focus on their priorities. We sent our children to this school because of our desire for them to be in a Christian enviroment, challenged, encouraged and be exposed to others that share their beliefs in Christ. Instead, they were discouraged and exposed to the reallity of 'Its not what you know but who you know'. The staff including the principle showed favoritism and was bias towards staff kids and church members. The school also lacks culture and the staff is in need of some diversity/interpersonal communication training. I will not send our children back to this school and continue to pray that God opens their mind and hearts to be TRUE examples of how we should live in CHRIST
—Submitted by a parent

i am a highschool student at the Psalm... and i LOVE it... i wouldn't switch schools for anything... the teachers love us & want nothing but the best for us... i'm not just another kid passing through... i'm that girl that needed extra help in chemisty and i got it... i can not only give you the name of every kid in my class but the name of every one in high school and jr high... small classes= more 1on1 time= better education... i could talk to ppl for hours about my school and say not one bad thing about it... how many highschool seniors can say that?!?
—Submitted by a student

My child attended in preschool and it was horrible . She was left outside unattended once after school, I did take her out immediately! I also think the teachers there need to have more experience in dealing with children because clearly they lack that!
—Submitted by a parent

I have three children who graduated from 91st Psalm Christian School. They have excelled in every venture they have undertaken since graduation including college, work experiences and beginning their own families. They received a solid education from 91st Psalm Christian School.
—Submitted by a parent

91st Psalm Christian School is a solid educational environment that focuses on the whole child. Education, Health, Family, Spiritual and Social growth are encouraged. The teachers are great and will give each child individualized attention. The school puts God first, thus a successful environment.
—Submitted by a parent

I have 4 children and 2 have already graduated from this school after attending since kindergarten. My oldest child was awarded a full tuition scholarship to Grand Canyon University for their Scholars 100 program. She graduated from Grand Canyon and is now teaching Honors English for an Arizona High School. I currently have 2 children still at this school in 9th grade and 6th grade. This is not the 'perfect' school as there is no such thing, but we love it and it has served our family well. The teachers do an outstanding job from Pre-K all the way through high school. There is not really an 'arts' program to speak of but the strong academics will prepare your student for their futures.
—Submitted by a parent

Excellent educational opportunity. Significant amount of homework. Very family oriented. Christian influence is basic to everything and is Bible based. Not much in the way of sports should that be your interest.
—Submitted by a parent

My youngest child has attended this school since Kindergarten. My older children attended other parochial schools. 91st Psalm has the highest standard of education along with the moral discipline that enhances and supports the parents vision. The academic standards are high and each student is held responsible for his/her behavior.
—Submitted by a parent

I beleive my children received a good education and attended school in a very supportive environment. They had a competive edge in college. They also graduated knowing the Word of God and how to apply it in their lives.
—Submitted by a parent