Pike Creek Christian School

My daughter joined PCCS in 1st grade and is currently in her last year of middle school. She has many great friends and the other parents are wonderful. We do not attend church, but have found the school to be very accepting. My daughter has grown to be a young lady that is able to make wise decisions from the base teaching at PCCS. The classes are small so she is able to get ample attention from the teachers. We have heard several stories of bullying at the feeder pattern schools in our area, but our daughter is fortunate to not have experienced bullying at PCCS. The teachers go above and beyond!
--Submitted by a parent

I have 3 children currently at this wonderful school. I have a daugther graduating in 2 weeks and 2 boys in lower grades. What a wonderful ,nurturing school. This school is welcoming of all faiths and of all learning styles. You will not find a better education for your money in this area. The teachers are so committed to these children. I would encourage you to visit this school and see for yourself. I have been extremely pleased. There are some opportunities for improvement in administration as with all schools, nothing is perfect. But this is pretty darn close!!!
--Submitted by a parent

My daughter has been so lucky to attend PCCS. She has a few favorite teachers and a great best friend. However, the middle school bullying is alive and well at this school. There are a few girls that have made my daughter's time at this school horrible. I have complained many times to the principal, but it still continues. My advice to parents looking to send their daughters to this school: if your child is popular and perfect and a Christian, you are golden. If your child has learning differences and was not raised in a strict Christian household, then be prepared to be ostracized. The middle school mom's are a clique that rule the parking lot.
--Submitted by a parent

The fact that they teach children that the bible is inerrant is frankly horrifying.

WE ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS SCHOOL!!! The curriculum is tops. The faculty and administration really have a heart for the children. They are always looking for ways that they can make their programs better and more comprehensive. If you want your child to have an excellent education, in a caring nurturing environment, PCCS is a must see. The only negative to PCCS is that it is PK-8 rather than PK-12.
--Submitted by a parent

Before coming to PCCS, I taught in the public system for fourteen years. I am so thankful that God has given me the opportunity to teach in a Christian school that accepts children of all faiths. The teachers are nuturing, the children love to learn, and the parents are so supportive. I have learned that when everyone is involved, education works!
--Submitted by a teacher

This is an awesome school I have been there since 5 years now and love it. The teachers are knowledgable and so nice. This is one of the best schools ive ewver been to.
--Submitted by a student

I've moved away from the area recently but in my first year of middle school i atteneded PCCS, I must say it was a great experience. Fabulous teachers, great sports program, and an excellent performing arts department that includes a drama club, chior, band, and juinor and senior bells group. Plus, PCCS was a great faith experience for me, you child won't regret the experiences they had there, throughtout everything the teachers were fantastic. Academically, spiritually, and fun-wise your child will enjoy their time at PCCS, I know I did!
--Submitted by a student

I have two children at PCCS, and my first started there in 1999. PCCS has provided my children with a high quality, nurturing, faith-based education. The teachers create an exciting environment for learning and show they care about students as individuals. I highly recommend PCCS.
--Submitted by a parent

Whatever your faith background, you won't be disappointed by this school. The academic standard is high, the love for the children is amazing and the standard of excellence is set everyday by the teachers and staff.
--Submitted by Jeannette Cona-Larock, a parent