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After attending SBJA myself, I wouldn't send my kids anywhere else! The school emphasizes the importance of moral and character development as well as academics, and every child is known by and cared for by all of the staff.
My son, who will begin 3rd grade in August, has attended SBJA (a private Christian school) for the past two years and will continue to attend until high school. He loves this school, as do we! The school has many wonderful qualities: The principal is very involved with the students, parents and faculty; the teachers are loving and patient; the tuition is half that of the last private school my son attended; the campus and rooms are large and well-maintained; the class sizes are good (19 kids in his 2nd grade); I like that he wears a uniform; he loves to go to chapel every Friday to sing and hear lessons; the Saxon math program is excellent, as is the reading program. Parents who attend monthly parenting meetings on various parenting topics (always enlightening) receive a $25 tuition credit. We are very happy here.
I attended this school for two years as a child but had to relocate and finish my education in the public school system. I always said that if I were blessed with kids I would send them to SBJA. Well I was, and I did. My first child attended SBJA for 10 years and is now in an Adventist University. My second child is attending SBJA now and I could not be happier or feel more blessed knowing that he too will be receiving a terrific education in a safe, secure, caring environment. Where you send your kids is one of the most important decisions a parent can make, I have never regretted this decision and I m sure you won t either. God Bless.
This is our children's second year at SBJA. i thank God everyday for this school. It is everything I was looking for in a school. I definitely look at it as our family. The teachers care for the kids, as does the principal, who is more involved than I've ever seen a principal be. This is a school that teaches more than just academics, but to me more importantly, teaches value and morals. Something that is sorely lacking in schools today, public or private
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