Private | PK-4 | Baptist | 324 students |
Temple Hills's New Chapel Christian Academy is a private school. It is coed and Baptist affiliated, serving 324 students in grades PK-4.
This school's average Community Rating, based on 22 reviews, is 4 out of 5 stars.
School highlights:
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Middleton Valley Elementary School 0.5 miles | |||
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0.7 miles | |||
0.7 miles |
I am a parent at New Chapel Christian Academy and I love it there. I have two children there and they are doing really well. True NCCA does not have a library, but that's not important. The prices are very reasonable. I agree that some of the students need to be in special education classes, but that's up the parent. Foreign language is good, but not necessary at the elementary level. The teachers are very caring. Overall, NCCA is an excellent school.
New Chapel Christian Academy is a good for beginner students; for ages 2-5. However, the older students should enroll in a school with more to offer such as, music, special education, math, science, computer lab, foreign language, etc. There is no library. The school staff members are wonderful , warm and caring. I would recommend this school but there are more I came to realize that is being offer in public school.
I would say overer NCCA is a good school. Sure there is room for improvement , but what school doesnt need improvement. My main concern when my childern go to school is their safety and well being, next I wanted to see if my childern were learning, and yes they are learning. Parents remember no one thing nor person is perfect. The office staff is very help and understanding, lately at time I may cant pay tution on the date they request, and they ask me so when are you able to pay, just let us know. To reply to acomment about their child learned something that you would learn in public school, yes that is so true cause it happen to my little girl, but its not the school it was the students bring topics and comments to school that they learn outside of the school. I reccomend NCCA 100%
I would have to agree 110% with the comment that was posted: 'This school is very disorganized, staff and administration are very inexperienced. The school is not conducive for learning and growing academically. The school is supposed to be Christian; however the staff is not very Christ-like. As a parent I was very displeased, and would not recommend this school to my worst enemy.' But I would have to add that it is not conducive for growing spiritually either. The things that my child learned (and reproduced) while attending this school, could have been learned in a public school. If it were not for us, I don t think he would have gotten any spiritual support. NCCA needs an overhaul and prayer.
I would have to agree 110% with the comment that was posted: 'This school is very disorganized, staff and administration are very inexperienced. The school is not conducive for learning and growing academically. The school is supposed to be Christian; however the staff is not very Christ-like. As a parent I was very displeased, and would not recommend this school to my worst enemy.' But I would have to add that it is not conducive for growing spiritually either. The things that my child learned (and reproduced) while attending this school, could have been learned in a public school. If it were not for us, I don t think he would have gotten any spiritual support. NCCA needs an overhaul and prayer.
This school is very disorganized, staff and administration are very inexperienced. The school is not conducive for learning and growing academically. The school is suppose to be Christian, however the staff are not very Christ-like. As a parent I was very displeased, and would not recommend this school to my worst enemy.
New Chapel is an excellent school and I would recommend it to everyone and anyone. It provides a safe, christian and loving environment for children. I'm so very sorry that I had to put my son in public school because we could not afford tuition and childcare at the same time. I find myself trying to figure out how to fill the void that New Chapel filled with religion, extra curricular activities. They also have excellent male role models which I especially miss. I thank God for the New Chapel ministry and the wonderful impression the staff has left in my son's heart.
I must say that this is not even on the list of schools I would recommend. The school doesn't even have a library. They have no extracurricular activities and the language is not always Christian like. They are extremely unorganized and you will find at least half the staff out at the same time. Administration holds grudges and acts in a very heathenistic way. Test scores have been ruined by flooding and they are not in this century as far as automation is concerned. The school is too cheap to offer staff development and they lack testin to ensure that they are enrolling students that they can handle both academically and behavior wise. I have no idea who or what is being glorified at NEW CHApel and you should really look at this school before enrolling your son or daughter. The principal knows nothing about child development.
When our two-year old started this Summer, we couldn't have imagined it to go so well! The staff from Door to Door have welcomed us as Family. It's not every day that a child really wants to stay at school, and our daughter does! We have seen her grow Spritually and Emotionally over the few months in this great environment. We can't wait to see how the school year goes! What a comfort it is leaving our child in a prayed up, loving AND educational place. We are so grateful for NCCA!
NCCA is a very good school. My son started there in K-3 this past school year and he loved it. His K-3 teachers were great and very caring. I was also impressed by my son's growth and all that he has learned while at NCCA.
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