Rainbow Christian Academy

Money Money Money! that's all the director of this school cares about, she's very rude and not a people person, my two children started to go to this school and I started noticing that the school would ask for money left and right apparently the monthly fee isnt enough for them. Fortunately I found another much much much better school for my children and I took them out of this horrible school.
--Submitted by a parent

Very disappointed with this school, I did my research before sending my 2 year old son to this school and was very excited about all the great things I read about the school but in all honesty all they care about is the MONEY and they dont care about the students as much as I thought they would. My son was never fed and he got home super dirty everyday I think the best thing I did was take him out of this school and NO I would not recommend this school to anyone I rather La Petite Academy much cleaner and nicer staff.
--Submitted by a parent

We have 2 kids that go to this school, and they are so much more advanced than the children in our neighborhood that go to our home school (public). Great school, caring teachers. Worth the price.
--Submitted by a parent

The school is great! My child has been growing spiritually and I love that!! The only thing I don't like is that playground is very dirty. It has soccer ground with no marks, and the basquetball area is on the dirt : ( They need to invest a little bit more on this, the school is kind of ugly. For the rest, the school is good! Actually, the real name is Rainbow Christian Academy, not Raindow.
--Submitted by a parent

We had our boys at Cutler Ridge Christian Academy for 4 years and became very unhappy with the direction that school has taken. Our boys were on the honor roll at CRCA and making straight A's but were not learning. What we found in transferring them to Rainbow is, Rainbow teaches so much more, skills our children had never learned at their old school. Rainbow definitely gets credit for taking extra effort to teach my children things that they should have learned at CRCA. We found key items that they should have learned yet were never taught, such as early language skills. Rainbow puts its focus on education and it shows. We found this school is superior in all aspects. The campus is safer. There is better supervision. The staff is open, honest and friendly. If you want the best school in the area, Rainbow is the one. Ron Self
--Submitted by a parent

My daughther has been at rca since k3 and I have each and every year noticed great inprovments. In comparision she is leaps and bounds above public schooled children and is very socially adapt. She is learning more about the bible and our faith in first grade than I learned in my 35 years. God does belong in schools, if thats your religion and this school is the cream of the crop. Its ike a private college campus and the owners also operate on a old fashon level of personization. All of the teaches I have personally met are helping mold my child making her better than I could but just as I wanted. Im appricate the help in educating frances and instilling the values I have forgotten since my childhood. If this a potental school make this your first choice ......
--Submitted by Frank GIacalone, a parent

There are many great programs at this school to help working parents. They even provide late night child care Friday nights durning the school year until midnight for late working parents, those who need to run errands or just have a night out with frinds. The staff there is also fun and professional. They know how to reach children. I highly recommend this school to anyone.
--Submitted by Kaitlin, a parent

My son will be graduating kindergarten this month and I am amazed at his skills. He has learned to read, mark silent vowels, long vowel, short vowel and blends. He is also adding/subtracting, counting to 100 by 1's, 2's, 5's and 10's amongst other skills. I highly recommend this school to other parents who want to give their childern the best education available.
--Submitted by Jamie Sacco, a parent