Private | K-8 | Christian | 135 students |
Los Angeles's West Angeles Christian Academy is a private school. It is coed and Christian affiliated, serving 135 students in grades K-8.
More than 25 school community members have shared their opinion about this school, giving it an average Community Rating of 3 out of 5 stars.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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Celerity Nascent Charter School 0.2 miles | |||
Westside Academy/Little Citizens 0.2 miles | |||
Virginia Road Elementary School 0.3 miles | |||
0.4 miles |
waca is a great school to attend but its disciplinary actions are a bit drastic for young children. i personally learned a lot from this school and will miss it. -Aaron Wagner , former
I graduated from West Angeles in 2003 and even though it may not be the best school, it had some very good qualities. Their emphasis on God and religion impacted me greatly and is part of the reason why I am still religious today. However the teachers were not very good and my classmates and I often questioned their credentials. But I feel that WACA prepared me adequatley enough to suceed in high school and beyond.
I for one can agree with what these parents are saying about WACA. I am a current student (senior) and am preparing to graduate this year. I have attended this school since Kindergarten and might I say, there has been a drastic change in the schools discipline areas, educating areas and the Christian values that they seem to be teaching isn't quite getting through to the most of the students. However, they do have an excellent ministry :) and i do mean that. Honestly, the whole school has made an enormous change, but God does allow things to happen for a reason. All we, both students and parents can really do, is pray for the administration. I say, enter at your own risk.~
My child attended WACA for 2 years (5th and 6th grade), and I found there is no challenge with the academic program, very basic. It is a much better school than public, but the teachers seem to be more incline to give school work just to meet the requirements. Annual test scores proves my point. It is best that parents take on a hands on approach with teachers and administarion. This will become your second job. Good Luck.
I would not recommend this school. The teachers are not involved with the students and to do not take precious time with them. The school is lacking in over all supplies. Academics on a scale from 1 to 10, 10 being best it's a 4.
My family and I found this school not to live up to its name at all. The quality of education was very poor. The teachers had no control over the classrooms and therefore no disicipline. We would not recommend this school to anyone.
I don't know why all you people are being so harsh. I graduated from WACA in 2004 and I was there since Kindergarten, and it's a great school and it has prepeared me well, I think if I didn't go there that I would really be struggling now in high school, it set me on the right path. And you must remember most importantly that they are emphasizing the word of God.
This school has been a big disappointment. It is probably fine for most kids, but if your child is stuggling in any area - do not look for any extra effort in helping your child. The caliber of most of my childs teachers has been shockingly poor. It has therefore given none of the advantages of a huge school, with all of the disadvantages. I can not recommend
The academics in this school is high to some students. I was student there last year and well I didn't feel any academic challenges. The activities at this school though are great. Another good thing is that parents at this school are involved.
This school is just so awsome I dont know what to say. This school taught me everything I know thats how good it is!
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