Norwood Christian Academy

This school no longer exists and has not since 2006. I know because I taught there and my three children graduated from there.
—Submitted by a teacher

The school changed it's name about three year ago to Norwood Christian Academy, as of the 2004-05 school year they have expanded to include grades K-12. They have a low student teacher ratio with the average class size being 10-13. They teach a christian based curriculum ( bob jones & a beka books). The teachers are dedicated and have a true interest in the higher education and well being of the students. Tuition is affordable, they meet all state requirements, SAT & Profiency testing, and Ohio Graduate Testing. Overall it is a good school with caring christian teachers and staff.
—Submitted by a parent

The small atmosphere was good as far as child-teacher relationship, but the teachers were not up to date teaching children of different abilities, ie: had no idea what an IEP was. Also, with classes so small, children tended to get a little bit too attached to each other and began to lack normal social skills. It was good that teachers kept tight tabs of childrens grades and assignments, and they received slightly more attention if they needed extra help. Equal to that of available public school tutors. The mix of school/religion good, but did not deter good/bad behavior whatsoever.
—Submitted by a parent