Private | PK-12 | Open | 235 students |
PHONE: (336) 475-2728
FAX: (336) 475-2735
HOURS: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
"Our school is best known for our Home-Schooling & High School Diploma Program's."
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Brittain Academy is a private school in Thomasville, North Carolina. It serves 235 students in grades PK-12 and is coed.
This school's average Community Rating, based on 24 reviews, is 4 out of 5 stars.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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0.5 miles | |||
Liberty Drive Elementary School 1 miles | |||
1.2 miles | |||
1.4 miles |
The adult high school diploma program works. I got my diploma and went to college. I have a degree now and for that I am grateful. 5 stars!
I live this school. I graduated and went on to get my BD last year. Thanks to Brittain Academy, I have a good job & college education. Thanks.
This is the best school for people with jobs they need better pay in. My diploma got me a better job and more pay at the same place
This school is awesome! The new teachers are cool and the program trips are the best!
I'm glad I found the time for the test program and schooling. I've got a better jab statues & a college education from Greensboro. My degree looks good in my office! Thanks Brittain!
I was asked to review this school after going through the programs and I must say, its good. it took a few calls from the academy's office, but I got into college and I know it was worth everything. Some of the people are verry understanding of all it takes for getting back into school and I'm glad I did.
Not a bad place to go too in you need people too care about what you need too get done. The schooling was way new to me and the texting was much better then any place ever. I'm stoaked I got through and could move on. Always room for improvment tho JUSTEN...
This school is the most fun place to graduate from. I have been to many schools and this one I learned at my pace and passed while having a good time.
Brittain Academy is an amazing experience, to put it simply. I was a student there from a young child, and those years are among the best of my entire life, The students are all very well mannered and friendly, and the staff are tremendously nice, it's an overall great place to do your learning and growing up.
I have a young sibling and we tried this "school" bc of the convience to our home. She was an upcoming sophomore in high school with great academic grade.Starting Brittain Academy she was provided w her 1st 2 weeks of work bc she was going to be at home doing work This work was not grade appropriate. This work was not even graded, they just give them whatever just so that they can feel a folder with worksheets so a child can get a piece of paper that says I went to school ,no acceptable college or employer will accept these diplomas: per knowledge of prior graduates from this school that now must attend a local community college to redo school all over again in order to go to work let alone futher education or a career. With this she was pulled from this school with only about a week of attending and was placed in another very wonderful private school 10 miles away to where she graduated with honors. As a guardian and caregiver I would not recommend this school. Please look for other private schools in the area before deciding to send our future to this school.
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