Cedar Creek Christian School

I have three daughters that attend Cedar Creek Christina Academy. I love this school!!! They care not just about making sure my children receive overall best education but they also care about my children well being as well. This is a school that I truly recommend for everyone.
—Submitted by a parent

I have 2 children in this school. 2012 school year will be their 3 year attending. I continue to be impressed with office staff, school administration, teachers and most of all my childrens attitudes about school and grades!! I would recommend this school for a child who needs a smaller classroom setting, less distractions during school hours and who need close teacher contact with student and parent. My plan is to have both of my children graduate from this outstanding school. Oh yea and they have a great summer school program as well.
—Submitted by a parent

My son attended public school last year for 6th grade. Since that time I have enrolled him at CCCS and it was the best thing that I could have ever done. His grades have increase by at least one grade and he know recieves the most important class (BIBLE). No matter where you go, there will always be room for improvement. There are more to come for this school. The Lord has blessed it at this point and we can only pray that the Lord continues to spread his grace on the staff and that he proctects our children and allows them to be great CHRISTIAN leaders of our Nation.
—Submitted by a parent

I put my son in this school this year for his sixth grade year because the public schools for middle school were not to my satisfactory. I have been very disappointed with the teacher and her behavior. I have had to speak to administration several times this year regarding her behavior towards the students and my son along with her teaching ethics. I have been very disappointed with the school and will not send my child there next year.
—Submitted by a parent

Like everything there are pros and cons. I have 3 in the school. Nothing is perfect but it is better than public!!!
—Submitted by a parent

This year, Cedar Creek has gone above and beyond in order to get my child into college. She is dual enrolled and everything possible is being done to prepare her for college life. The staff is cooperative and they are big on communication. They offer one on one tutoring and more after school events and clubs than ever. The principle is honestly concerned about the children and their education.
—Submitted by a parent

I have 2 children that attend the school. One has struggled in public school. I am very pleased with his progress! I think this is a great school with very qualified teachers.
—Submitted by a parent

Cedar Creek and an excellent 2nd half during the 2007-2008 school year. The 2008-2009 school year is looking even better. New teachers, new electives and more students. Expectations are higher. This is the school you want your student in! If you are looking for quality education, excellent moral values, and a school able to meet your individual student's needs, then visit Cedar Creek Christian School. They are raising the bar...acheiving excellence...and ready to meet each and every challenge.

I attended Cedar Creek and it was an okay school it needs ALOT of improvements. Their standards are low, their were teachers who slacked at their jobs. when i got out of that school and went to a public school i was behind because Cedar Creek wasnt teaching me the stuff they should of been teaching me.
—Submitted by a student

i am parent with a son that attends cedar creek, it started as a great experience, it's not a good situation, this will be my son first and last year. the communication is horrible, the principal is never around, and they don't watch the kids like they should.
—Submitted by a parent

my child has gone through 3 different teachers in this year. this is the first time that my child has been a student. the extra services are acceptable but the there should be more communication between extra services and teachers. like the fact that the scholarship covers all costs so, there is not a extra burden on the parents. more time should be put in the 5th grade students and classes.
—Submitted by a parent

This is the first year my child is enrolled in Cedar Creek. His teacher is awesome. The communication between parent and teacher is wonderful! I cannot say enough good thing about his teacher. She is very patient and makes learning fun.
—Submitted by Barbie, a parent

excellent, new changes for the better. This school has proven that it is an up and coming great school to Jacksonville. The morals and values that are taught at home are enforced at school. The changes and new staff are for the better. God moves in ways that is for a reason, he has blessed Cedar Creek with wonderful students and teachers.
—Submitted by a parent

I have kids that go to school at Cedar Creek. The school has undergone many changes. They have a new principal, vice principal, certified and degreed teachers. So far the communication has been awesome compared to the previous years, as well as great parent/teacher involvement to help the kids move closer to obtain credits to graduate. All staff seem to go above and beyond to help the kids out. All the kids seem to be treated and disciplined EXACTLY the same. They show no favorites which has been a problem in the past. So kudos to the new staff! Great job so far.
—Submitted by Mandy, a parent

Very Disappointed with the way the school is operated. They said they are set up for ADHD. They do not focus on problems. Anytime there is a problem. 'please pick up your child'! etc.I'm Home Schooling next year. Better results.
—Submitted by a parent

my son has been attending Cedar Creek for the last year. I am very happy with the way the school is run. The teachers keep me updated on how my child is doing. I like that they use the Abeka program as this challenges the students to work harder.
—Submitted by a parent

I have two children there on McKay scholarships they will be graduating soon. This school has done wonders for my children. They would not make it in a public school. I have never had a problem with the teachers. More parents need to get involve with their children. Teachers only can do so much.
—Submitted by a teacher

I had several children attended this school.They were on Mckay. The communications is really bad. There is need for a great deal of improvement.
—Submitted by a parent

My mom is a teacher there and yes the teachers get agravated but the kids could try to put more effort in to. Its a two way thing that has to happen.
—Submitted by a staff

My daughter is in her 2nd year of attendance, she is in Jr. High .. on the M/kay schoalarship. I am happy with the school and teachers, the work standard they expect is increased this year, last year I am not sure they were at grade level. I think that they instill good values and morals to the students which to me is alot more than any public school. I would however like a little more communication on progress of my child.
—Submitted by a parent