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Mount Bethel Christian Academy

Private | K-8 | Methodist | 535 students |  

PHONE: (770) 971-0245

FAX: (770) 971-3770

HOURS: 7 hours per day

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4385 Lower Roswell Rd

Marietta, GA 30068

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Marietta's Mount Bethel Christian Academy is a private school. It is coed and Methodist affiliated, serving 535 students in grades K-8.

This school's average Community Rating, based on 22 reviews, is 4 out of 5 stars.

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Associations: ACSI, NAIS; Band; Cheerleading; Coed; Methodist; Religious; Student council / student government
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Posted on Nov 11, 2011
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I am in 8th grade at MBCA, and i can easily say that it is the best school I have ever attended. Amazing teachers. Killer Athletics. (Back-to-Back NAML Cup Champs!) Great kids. Caring principal. I could go on and on. My teachers could not be more supportive. I am extremely involved in extra-curricular activities at Mt. Bethel, and my teachers still help me stay on top of my grades. MBCA is the best private school in Cobb County, GO EAGLES! :)

Posted on Jul 18, 2011
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Best decision I've ever made for my children's education...and we came from a large private school in Buckhead. r
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Posted on Jul 5, 2011
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MBCA is an incredible school. Over the last 5 years, we have been so impressed with both our amazing teachers and the other parents and families that attend. It has been a huge blessing, and our kids have thrived in it's value oriented, character building environment. It's worth every penny and then some.
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Posted on Jun 11, 2011
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Bullying starts in 4th grade. Look out next year. As for him leaving for a better school - nice spin, but there were LOTS of complaints about that. Problem is that with the closed hierarchy there such things are NEVER discussed or revealed. Basically if you do not know the "founder" of the school you are an outsider. Genuinely hope the new head of school does a great job fixing things!
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Posted on May 31, 2011
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I have to respond to the most recent review of our school. I have not heard of any bullying at this point and my child is a rising 4th grader. I have been so pleased with the school, the staff and the enviornment. My child feels truly treasured by his teachers and is flourishing. He has met many wonderful friends. From my understanding, the old head of school quit to go to another school that has a highschool. I am looking forward to our new head of school and what he has to offer. I was truly upset when the old head of school left, I thought he was doing a great job, but I understand he was leaving for a "promotion" . It is a wonderful place to send your kids. My younger son starts kindergarten next year.
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Posted on May 20, 2011
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My opinions, your mileage may vary. The school looks great, good neighborhood, beautiful buildings, and clean, well-dressed kids. The Art program is absolutely fantastic! There are some truly great teachers in the lower school, but there are also some who.....well, should have retired a while ago. The biggest problem is that the leadership acts as if they and their staff can NEVER do anything wrong. There is a problem with bullying in the 4th-5th and up grades. The School Board is a closed group whose meeting schedule isn't even posted anywhere. They just fired one head of school and did a hurried hire at the end of the year for a new one. Good luck to him and to the school.
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Posted on Mar 9, 2011
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We can not say enough positive things about MBCA!! We have a child in Kindergarten and one in Second Grade and have been there for 3 years now. We live in Sope Creek school district, so to pay for private school is a big thing. The teachers are VERY academic and at the same time teach values and importance of the fruits of the spirit. Every teacher we have had has had complete control of the class without ever raising her voice by use of positive reinforcement and reward systems instead of punishment. Child/ teacher ratios are incredible with 2 teachers full time in each class up until middle school. The children have incredible confidence from the interactions they have. The specials are so much more than basic...the music teachers teach about a different composer every two weeks, while the children learn that style music. The art program is not just cut, paste, and paint. The children study artists and all do the same type of art that that artist while they learn about them. The computer program is incredible - each child has a flat screen monitor and itouch. The PE coach is a fun loving Christian man who knows each child my name is wonderful! Can't say enough!
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Posted on Oct 19, 2010
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We were surprised to find such an excellent alternative in private education that emphasizes both the academic excellence and Christian world-view. MBCA is doing a great job partnering with us to raise our kids.
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Posted on Jun 10, 2010
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I am very impressed with the way Mt. Bethel's administration supports the teachers and parents and keeps us as parents involved and in touch with our child's progress.
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Posted on Jan 29, 2010
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My son spent five years at Mount Bethel and we had to pull him during the first semester due to bullying that took place in the 5th grade. My husband and I met with his teachers, grade level principle and head master a total of six times between the months of August and November and no one would help my son. The school has no rules in place about bullying and the administration is totally useless about taking any action. My husband and I pulled our son last november after getting no were with the teachers and faculty. I felt my son was in danger and pulling him was the best choice for us. We needed help with a very scary situation and the teachers and faculty turned their backs and let us down.
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