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I attended from k to 12 I had a good time only because of my friends. Ther are a select few of staff that are nice but the rest could care less. Not to mention their not even qualified. If ur looking for a Christian education I wouldn't recommend it. Iv always felt like it is so fake and come to find out so are many people who run it. I will say tho if you are looking for a clean and upkept facility red lion is your place, SO clean and beautiful.
I am an 8th grader at RLCA and I LOVE and CHERISH all three years I've attended here. The atmosphere is safe and friendly. The teachers are great and truly have a passion for Christ. The school provides honors, AP, and college prep classes so you are surrounded by students who are at your academic level. Chapel service is alot of fun too. We get speakers from all over including India and England. I have made long lasting friendships and truly grew in my realationship with Christ. Red Lion Chrsitian Academy is an awesome school and it is only getting better.
Two of my children attend here with two more beginning soon. I am thrilled with the school as a whole. My oldest will be entering 12th grade and transfered in to start her junior year. It was the best decision we made for her. She is getting opportunities that she otherwise would never have had.
I once attended the school, and enjoyed my time there, but one I left, I was much happier. Some teachers are good, but others are hardly qualified. Some faculty were downright nasty, but others were very kind and helpful. Administration was weak however, with many issues going unresolved and undisciplined. Some student-teacher relationships were inappropriate, and downright wrong regardless of your religion. A decent school, but there are certainly better ones available that have much more to offer. Overall, I would recommend beginning there to gain an understanding, foothold, and sold foundation of Christian faith, but I would definitely suggest moving into the public school system around the 8th or 9th grade. I wasn't ecstatic about leaving at first, but quickly adjusted and loved the public school system even after knowing nothing but RLCA for 13 years.
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