Harvest Baptist Christian School

Private | PK-8 | Baptist | 125 students |  

PHONE: (541) 773-6974

HOURS: 8:15am - 3:00pm

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2001 S. Columbus Ave.

Medford, OR 97501

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"We are best known for educational standards."

Harvest Baptist Christian School is a private school in Medford, Oregon. It is coed and Baptist affiliated, serving 125 students in grades PK-8.

This school has an average Community Rating of 4 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 13 school community members.

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Posted on Jul 12, 2011
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My three kids all attended HBCS. My oldest daughter actually skipped a grade higher after "graduating" 8th grade from Harvest Baptist Christian School and attending public school... She will graduate before she is 17. If you start in the program early, your child will be far ahead of other school counterparts. Beautiful mature campus, safe and surveilled, great faculty - the best place in the rogue valley...
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Posted on Jun 21, 2011
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What a joke . The "teachers" are mostly parents with no teaching degrees. The students are not prepared for high school and most of the graduating 8th grade class have to take lower level math and English classes to catch up to the children from the public schools in the area. I had to hire a tutor so that my daughter would be ready for high school. The teachers spend more time lecturing about politics than actual teaching. If you need to waste money and have your children fall behind in their education let them attend Harvest Baptist.
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Posted on Feb 26, 2011
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Harvest is very "struggled" when it comes to what it teaches their children, both spiritually and academically. With no other math classes offered, my son had to take pre algebra in eighth grade and is now doubling up inmath at South Medford to reach the academic standing he wants. He would also come home to report that the teachers find no problem bashing parents who divorce, the current government, etc. As a parent, I do not believe they have the authority to do such. I wish I had realized the problems we would have from this school before I applied for my son to attend. I find that even public schools excel past Harvest in offering better education. Please learn from my mistakes.
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Posted on Feb 25, 2011
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Harvest Baptist Christian School did an excellent job in educating my children for the future. Not only have they excelled academically but more importantly morally and spiritually. The teachers at Harvest realize that teaching is not just a job but a ministry given by God. They teach the Abeka curriculum which really challenges each student to do their very best. I have personally heard of many alumni of Harvest that have gone on to be 4.0 students at their high schools (public and private). One who attended from Kindergarten through 8th grade went on to be a valedictorian at a local public high school. I highly recommend placing your child at Harvest Baptist Christian School.
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Posted on Feb 24, 2011
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Harvest Baptist Christian School is an EXCELLENT school for the RIGHT education. I have 3 sons and they all have attended HBCS since they were in PK. 2 of them are now attending Cascade Christian High School and are Straight A students. The other is still at HBCS and is a Straight A student. Not only are they academically doing well, they are also a great part in the community. It is because of their education at HBCS that has helped them to succeed in High School, Middle School and life. The quality at Harvest IS above the rest.
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Posted on Feb 7, 2011
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Grace Christian and Sacred Heart are superior choices to this place, if you are looking for a top notch education. I understand not wanting to send your student to any of the sub par schools within the Jackson County School District #9. But, from experience, even the public schools offer a higher quality education than Harvest.
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Posted on Jan 25, 2011
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Although its intentions are meaningful, Harvest unfortunately has many flaws. My daughter attended from fourth to eighth grade, and after she started struggling with Algebra 1 her freshman year, I looked into her eighth grade Pre-Algebra curriculum since she had no previous issues with math. I found the middle school math teacher from Harvest had skipped vital parts in the text book and would later modify the tests to fit the information that was given to the students. Most of the teachers are not experienced, as well. I would not recommend this school to other parents.
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Posted on Nov 7, 2009
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This was an amazing school. They got a great education and great values. Best school ever.
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Posted on Jun 29, 2009
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Our son attended HBCS for the past three years and graduated 8th grade this spring. HBCS is a great, Christian school where emphasis is placed on Spiritual Growth and Academic Excellence. Wonderful school!
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Posted on Jan 21, 2008
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HBCS is truly a wonderful school! Students are taught about God and the life of a Christian on a daily basis. Teachers genuinely care about their students and desire the best for each and every one of them! They have a true desire to see them succeed. Highly recommended!


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