New Life Christian Day School

My children attended New Life for many years and recieved an excellent education which prepared them well for high school and college. Thje school used a solid Bible based curriculum and the teachers were dedicated and loving.Not only were my children well prepared for the future academically,but they grew spiritually as well. I am thankful that we made this choice for our children. This a great school for families who want their children to learn about God .We also appreciated that it was affordable.
--Submitted by a parent

I attended New Life from kindergarten through eighth grade. They thoroughly prepared me for my high school and college academics by drilling the basics of language and mathematics. My teachers were wonderful role models, exemplifying hard work and a God-honoring lifestyle. I recommend this school to anyone who is looking for a really solid education in a Christian environment.

My 3 children attended New Life from K-8. They received a solid academic program along with a biblical worldview. The Principal and Teachers were godly models of Christian character. My children all excelled in high school and are strong Christians themselves. I know that New Life was foundational to their success.
--Submitted by a parent

My children went there for 2 years and it was a very warm loving atmosphere. The academic program they use is MORE advanced than public school. True they do not have the advantages of other schools for gym programs etc., but the benefits of such a nice learning environment out way the disadvantages.
--Submitted by a parent

This school does not meet the needs of any students whatsoever, there is mimial extracurricular activities, and the curriclum itself glazes over certian subjects, such as anything not christian, and gives credit to all achievements of mankind to prominent christians. in the time that I was enrolled in this class, I learned absulutely nothing, except how waste most of the day. and there is no gym, except when there is an occasional substitute. this curriclum repeats most of what public school kids have already learned, and also the instructions in the books are very unclear. in conclusion, do not even consider sending you kid here.
--Submitted by a student