Private | PK-12 | Pentecostal | 320 students |
Cape Fear Christian Academy is a private school in Erwin, North Carolina. It is coed and Pentecostal affiliated, serving 320 students in grades PK-12.
More than 50 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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1.9 miles | |||
2.2 miles | |||
2.4 miles | |||
2.7 miles |
I have a child in high school at CFCA. She has had a great experience while attending. CFCA is a good choice for academically strong students. If your child is a weak student he/she may find it to be a challenge. Our goal is to prepare our kid for college. CFCA has done this very well. Kids with disciplinary issues aren't accepted and we especially like that! Love the staff!
sorry but our experience was horrible! school recruiter nice....but does not fully tell it like it is. my children have suffered academically while being at cfca. going there has been a mistake for our family. i do not recommend.
Great school. I graduated from CFCA and have three children there. Like all schools, Cape Fear has weaknesses but over all it is a great school. It has a principal and teachers who really care.
Absolutely awesome school. Excellent christian based learning, great teachers and faculty. Highly recommend.
I made it very clear that we cared about our son's education. We wanted to be involved. We never received phone calls or emails. Once in high school, his grades dropped. We took him out and homeschooled him. It did not take long to learn that he was on a 7th grade level, though he was in the 9th grade at CFCA. CFCA cares way too much about athletics and way too little about academics. Don't send your kids there. We wasted a lot of time and money. By the way, it is not cheap.
I have been very pleased with the school. I have one child in the 2nd grade and another in the preschool. It is like the small school I attended years ago before the public schools embarked on consolidation (a total failure). We are satisfied and would recommend the school. It is on the rise.
This is my daughter's third year at CFCA and she absolutely loves it. I have been very pleased with the class sizes, teachers, staff, and the whole school environment. It gets better and better each year.
CFCA is non-denominational. I am certain of this fact. The school is fantastic and I recommend it highly for parent's who are weary of what local public schools offer.
We have 3 children new to the Cape fear Family this past year (2008-09). We are so excited to find a mainstream school with the opportunity for our children to celebrate their faith with their classmates in a school family. Teachers are supportive and curriculum challenging. We are so pleased with our children's progress academically, spiritually and emotionally this past year!
My son transferred from HCHS to CFCA going intop 11th grade. My wife and I were simply fed up with the public school our son had to go to so we searched for other options. CFCA is credited for changing our sons outlook toward high school and one of the reasons he is finishing his freshman year in college with a very high GPA. We have recommended (and will continue to do so) CFCA to many people with school age children. Anyone who thinks that CFCA is not a better, safer environment for their children than the local public high school is absolutely mistaken.
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