New England Baptist Academy

Children here are taught curriculum that is on average 1 yr ahead of the public school system. The teachers love God and love the children.
—Submitted by a parent

Most Idiotic school, I put my kids thru 8years and its run by unqualified teachers with no educational back ground, Please do not put your kids in this school.. Its a total waste of time,
—Submitted by a parent

My children have been going to this school for three years now, and I couldn't be more pleased! They transitioned from public school without any problems and have thrived in the Godly and loving atmosphere at NEBA. They love it at NEBA, and I would highly recommend this school to anyone who wants there children to learn without all the worldly rubbish they shovel down their throats in the public school system.
—Submitted by a parent

I am very pleased with the education my children are receiving a NEBA. They are taught to live Godly lives as well as receive a great education. The teaching staff truly care about each student, to the point they often sacrifice their own time to help students. SAT testing typically places the schools performance 2 years ahead of public schools in most academic areas.
—Submitted by a parent

Our children graduated from NEBA and excelled in their education. They went off to college and continued to excel due to their good education there. They were taught to live a godly life and to put God first in their lives. The sports program had the emphasis of "To God Be The Glory", and taught our children great sportsmanship to prepare for life as well. The staff is dedicated in their teaching and show love and care for the students.
—Submitted by a parent

for education and spiritual guidance, this school doesn't even compare to other schools in the area- public or private.
—Submitted by a parent

I used to go here. There are many other schools that give a better education and have better resources, but if you are looking for a disciplined, christian school, then this is one of the better ones. Know what you want for your kids, ask different sources, be aware of the pros and cons. Nothing is all good or all bad, so be educated and make choices consistent with your needs and values.

I am very pleased with neba and would recommend it to anyone looking to prepare their child for a life of godliness. The techers genuinely love my kids and want to see them do well. Scripture memory and chapel arms them for the attacks they will be bombarded with each day and into their adulthood. As a parent it is your job to prepare your child and this is a great place to do it.
—Submitted by a parent

I attended NEBA from Kindergarten through 12th grade. Over my 13 years of experience at NEBA, I have come to respect the school very much. The staff has an outstanding Christian morale. The teachers focus on Academic growth as well as spiritual growth. There is a great balance between the two. This staff is to be praised! They have prepared me both academically and spiritually. Overall, the Academy was a great experience for me and I am glad that my parents sent me to such a great Christian School

I wish I never put my children in this school for the number of years I did. I am so happy they are out of there. I wholeheartedly do not reccomend this school. I Pray for the changes needed to make it a great school again.
—Submitted by a parent

NEBA is a bad school. It does not teach a child anything at all! I went to that school and was misled into thinking I was getting a higher education. Later I go to a prestegious public school and I find out that everything was way behind and I am struggling!
—Submitted by a student

Unfortunately my children went to NEBA most of their lives. NEBA does not prepare students for college. They don't teach students to write or think. If you want your child to be able to only spit back the facts the teachers feed them then this is the school for you. Students receive straight A's throughout their schooling then go to college and fail. The teachers though nice don't really care about the students. If they did they would train them. Instead they allow sports to be the end all. They have opportunity, but they are wasting it.
—Submitted by A concerned parent, a parent

When i attended this school, i really enjoyed it. The atmosphere is definitely organized,yet I still enjoyed myself. Some of the rules most of the students and parents don't agree with. (the movie theatre and music restrictions,etc.)Sports here were fun because you became closer with your peers as well as met others from different Christian opponents. As far as teachers who love God and put their whole hearts into teaching, this school is top notch! The chapel services are really great and as the male teachers preach one knows how much they really care about their students and their spiritual welfare. I love this school and the high spiritual and academic excellence they strive for. -b.m.
—Submitted by a former student

I think this is a very good school with proper and fun activities I go there. And me and my friends talk about different music. And we don't care for the movie theatre rule because the school does not rule our lives outside of its classrooms. I think really that the women teachers take their job too seriously and sometimes the men don't really know how or when to give demerits. Or as we say 'checks'
—Submitted by My-My Torres, a student

I first attended the academy when i was in eighth grade. I liked it there, but the school puts way too much pressure on the little stuff that gets you demerits. The teachers seemed way too involved in what the students do and some seemed demerit and check happy. Overall, the school was good. The sports program was okay and the kids were fun to be around.
—Submitted by a former student

I attended New England Baptist Academy for my freshman year in Highschool and I did not like it at all. This school is very strict to the point that their rules are unrealistic. For example, students recive demerits for attending the movie theatres, listening to the music of their choice to simple things like accidently leaving your book in class. If you want your child to have a fun normal highschool life do not send them here.
—Submitted by Private, a student

I think this school is a good one but i honestly think that they put WAY to much pressure on the kids there and i know they are doing that so that the kids are very well educated, but honestly when i was in class my teacher was doing grammar and he flew through it so fast that i wasnt able to put down the answer. and i think that they should actually go over it and another day. my teacher asked us if we got what he was talking about and i was about to raise my hand. then all of a sudden he said nver mind you should get it and he went on the tha next question. so i was very upset because i didnt get it, but my point is that the teachers should take more time to go over the problems or questions with the student(s).
—Submitted by Brittany Mcpeak, a student