Open Bible Christian Academy
Private | PK-12 | Christian | 250 students |
Kingsville's Open Bible Christian Academy is a private school. It is coed and Christian affiliated, serving 250 students in grades PK-12.
More than 35 school community members have shared their opinion about this school, giving it an average Community Rating of 4 out of 5 stars.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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0.6 miles | |||
0.7 miles | |||
1.2 miles | |||
2.1 miles |
Recent Reviews
My son has attended this school for two years now. I wouldn't even think of sending him somewhere else. They care about every student and the teachers and students have personal relationships. They are not just numbers. The Headmaster knows every student and respects them as individuals. They have made adjustments for my child because he is very gifted so he continues to be challenged. I love this school.
We are starting a new year at Open Bible. I am excited and a bit aprehensive. The people at OBCA are nice and it does have a christian atmosphere but the academics come second to the christian aspect of school. I love them there but I think the kids could be pushed more academically....
My family was fortunate that our daughter was able to attend OBCA for her last two years of high school. What a blessing that was! After attending public high school, a weight was lifted off our shoulders when she started at OBCA. The teachers are amazing as well as the staff and headmaster. They only want the best for the students and will work with the student and parent to help the student succeed. OBCA provides a loving, caring and safe atmosphere for all students to learn and grow spiritually, academically and personally. There are many extra curricular activities for the students to choose from. I only wish that we would have sent her to OBCA sooner.
i have atended this school now for almopst 4 years and will be graduating this year. i have watched the student body grow physicaly and spiritually! it is great to have a personal relationship with my teachers as well as many of my fellow classmates and underclassmen. yes the school has become crowded but there is still plenty of room to grow. and the teacher who leave have had personal probles which has cause our headmaster to ask them to leave for our own good. i went to public school for many years and have also been homeschooled and to be honest there is minimal bullying in the school. nothing like what is in public school. my family has struggled to make the tuition due to many personal problems and i was going to leave the school and they encouraged me to stay this is an amazing school family
My child loves it there. I love it because with the struggle with the economy caused us to get behind with payments. Most schools would immediately dismiss your child. Not this school they keep our son (who is african american) focused and progressing forward academically. While working with us in patience and in love which took a big strain off our shoulders . Our son never missed a beat they kept him on point in love. I am not a member of this church but you would not be able to tell. My entire family is greeted with love and hugs the same as everyone else. They show Gods love to everyone .
This school is overcrowded and full of bullies. It also caters only to one group of people leaving many others feeling insignificant. The environment is chaotic. The students more or less run the school. The principal obviously has no idea what he is doing. I do NOT recommend this school to anyone.
My children have been attending this school for 2 years and all I can say that I praise God that they are! I have never seen such fellowship in a school before and Open Bible sets the benchmark. No matter if you are in K5 or 12th grade, the 250 students currently attending are like one big family. My children are excelling in their classes and MUCH attention is being paid so that they are getting the proper Christian education. I have read earlier (negative) postings about OBCA and all I can say is they are completely non-existent today. Their Drama and Music department is second to none. I would encourage everyone to see what this school is now doing and don't hesitate to send your children there! God is moving in great ways at OBCA!
I think the school is good about communicating with parents and helping children excel. My son loves going to school and is learning a lot more than he would if he were enrolled in a public school.
I know I am not a parent, but I am a recent graduate...I absolutely loved my time spent at Open Bible. All of the teachers there are wonderful. You can tell how much they truly care about each and every one of their students. Now in college, I haven't had any problems. I feel fully prepared for anything the teachers throw my way. I know this is because of all the training, both academically as well as spiritually, that Open Bible has given me. This is a great school to send your children to. They try to instill in all the students there the love of God for each of them and how important it is to have a personal relationship with HIM. They have definitely made a huge difference in my life! :)
This is our second year at OBCA. It is an excellent school with great values and teaching of the perfect will of God. If you want a Christian education for your children with great teachers, faculty and students, this is the place for you. Besides the fact that they are extremely affordable.
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