Quad Cities Christian School

I have 4 children who graduated from QCCS. The staff are so dedicated to the kids and work with them on a one-on-one basis. The curriculum is excellent, the facility is excellent. When you have kids in this school, it is like a family. Everyone pulls together and parent involvement is outstanding. I high recommend this school to parents who are looking for a great place for their child to learn, involved in a christian setting and have extra curricular activities to give them a well rounded education. Another plus the is the interaction with foreign exchange students. Excellent opportunity to learn about their backgrounds, and their way of life!
--Submitted by a parent

QCCS is one of the best things I have ever experienced in my life. I went to a college prep school throughout my middle school years and the beginning of high school, and transferred for my last years of high school. I transferred because I wanted to be educated in a Christian community, where love and Faith was present daily. QCCS is like a big family, and I am so glad that I transferred there for the last years of high school, but wish that I would have always gone there. They provide you with many opportunities that will come into play later on in life. If you want a school that not only challenges you academically but spiritually as well, then QCCS is the perfect fit.

I have a child that graduated in 2010 and I LOVE this school. The teachers and all of the staff loved my tennager and provided instruction that can ONLY be received at a good Christian School. Upon graduation we had several great scholarships to good universities both near and far. This school not olny prepared our teen academically but they are ready to serve God in all things. I understand that some may not get the same experience, but they probably didn't give the effort required to succeed. A school can only provide the vehicle, it is up to the student as to how they will drive it. I would send any kid here that DESIRES a quality Christian Education.
--Submitted by a parent

I had a student at QCCS. Unlike the others that have posted, we did not experience these things. In fact, he had to really work to recover the academics that he lost (or was behind in) when he transferred to another school. The lack of respect of the students towards the teachers or others in authority was horrifying!
--Submitted by a parent

QCCS is a growing school. It offers a curriculum that prepares students for college. All of our classes are taught recognizing that the spiritual effects every area of life. The students have many opportunities to develop leadership skills. The size invites a caring community among the students and teachers. The Bible is taught to every student and nurtures them to grow and be challenged in their faith.
--Submitted by a teacher

I have had one son graduate from QCCS and has gone on to a state school in Engineering. He will graduate this year. He has done well academically. But, more importantly, had his Christian faith strengthened thru the emphasis of QCCS on building young people to become committed Christians. My 2nd son attends currently and has been challenged to reach out to the International students that attend. It has exposed him to a world wide culture for which I am thankful.
--Submitted by a parent

Our son has attended QCCS for 2 years now. I've never met such a caring community of teachers who really CARE about your kids. He has been challenged academically and spiritually. QCCS is probably one of the best things that has happened to our son. It's the best kept secret of the Quad Cities!
--Submitted by a parent

I am thinking about switching schools as, the first person ro rate and comment was right on. some students of course are focused others talk and there is little discipline. Personally the studies are very weak, we just go over the same stuff over and over again. Sad sad school. The students show little respect in Bible class where it should be most respectful. I would feel much happier in a public school setting.
--Submitted by a student

All the students at this school always talk and are disrespectful. The teachers are to lazy to do anything and no one can learn.
--Submitted by a teacher

Quad City Christian school is a small school where the teachers care about what I had learned. I played sports and the coaches were always their to encourage to become a better athlete. Everything we do the number one focus is Jesus Christ and I still keep that focus as I am at college. Academically I was more than prepared for college and the challenges in my life.
--Submitted by a former student