Resurrection Lutheran Academy

My daughter started the early preschool for three year olds this year. She had never been in a daycare or school setting so she had (and still continues to have) a little trouble adjusting to sitting at story times and listening to adults other than her parents. Mrs. Moore and the rest of the staff have been extremely patient and understanding. This transition has gone so much smoother than it could have in a more rigid environment. I highly recommend this school. Jessica Fiechtner
--Submitted by a parent

If the comment above is because the administration won't spank your child, I say hooray for the administration. I can't disagree enough. RLA is the best thing that has happened to my child. The caring, loving faculty and principal bring out the best in him. The curriculum is great! As this school grows it will become the place to be.
--Submitted by a parent

Very liberal school. Not much discipline. Administration seems more concerned about making Money & the New building. Although the teachers seem concerned about students, but have limitations. They have lost a lot of the Students. I may possibly take my child out next year. Struggled this year with returning.
--Submitted by a parent

The academic programs will be changing this year. In the past I feel it was all a little too light and easy for an 'academy'. I have hopes for a more aggressive curriculum. The current music, art, and sports are near non existent. The new building will be up and running next year and I am under the assumption it will all flourish. Hopefully more will be clear after school begins this year. The level of parent involvement is not bad when you consider the size of the school. The sincere commitment of a few really accomplishes a lot. I like the religion aspect being kept to a minimum. Church on Sundays is a good place to learn a lot of that information and grow spiritually. I like having Chapel on Wednesdays. The students need to keep focused on the curriculum and how they can further themselves there.
--Submitted by a parent

I believe the teachers do the best they can with little resources but I don't feel that is enough for the amount we pay for tuition. For a Lutheran school, they really don't require the students to really get in touch with their spiritual side. Further more, it is difficult to have church participation when there are 4 different churches involved with the one school.
--Submitted by a parent