Kingsway Christian Academy

This school is among the best academically. My Children have been attending this school since pre-k. The oldest is now in high school and the second is in the 5th grade. Their academic levels are higher than that of other children in public school and grades higher of some private schools. I have also noticed that the basic tools for learning are definitely met allowing learning to come easy for them. All three of my attending children achieve honor roll grades every 9 weeks. Teachers and parents work very close together to make sure parents are aware of any issues with learning. The school is the ONLY reason I don't move from the area. Highly recommended!
—Submitted by a parent

My children have attended the school since K3 and I greatly appreciate the teachers working so hard especially with my daughter to ensure her success. She is a difficult child and the love she has received from her teachers over the years will never be forgotten. I love the A Beka curriculum because it is a challenge and I can see compared to her friends who attend Public School how far advanced she is in her reading and phonics. I wish they offered more electives, but I appreciate the importance they put on academics. I understand that since I am paying a more tuition rate low enough for a single parent to be able to send their child to Christian school, that there may not be as many "bells and whistles". I just thank God I can afford a school that will ensure her success academically.
—Submitted by a parent

This school is okay, my children have been in this school for 5 years from K-3 to 3rd grade, and I'm taking them to another school. Because this school is okay, but they do not have programs for children who are struggling, and the higher your children go up in grade the less in quality teaching they receive. This school is good for K-2 to first grade. There are fewer teachers beyond the 2nd grade, and their ability to teach is mediocre.
—Submitted by a parent

This is an ok school that is conveniently located in the central Orlando area. However, they lack in providing elective classes, extracurricular activities and tutoring, which can be essential in the development of children. Hopefully, in the near future they will incorporate the above mentioned subjects into their curriculum.
—Submitted by a parent