Bay Area Christian School

I have been very upset about the gossip going on in the main office. Parents and students walking by can hear the slander of students and teachers. A group of secretaries were talking about a teacher where anyone can hear. I think the leadership of the school should put an end to this. It is not appropriate around students. I was hoping that a Christian school would have a positive environment, but we have not found that to be true. The body of Christ builds, it does not tear down or throw stones.
--Submitted by a parent

I have 2 children in BACS and have had no problems with the school or any teachers until this year! We selected to put our child in the 1/2 day K prgram, I feel this has been a waste of our time and money! She has learned some but I am NOT impressed with the teacher!!!!!! I love that they teach on Christian principles and will give the school another try but I feel this teacher is only here for one reason!!! I would recommend the schoold but would stay away from the 1/2 day program and the teacher!!
--Submitted by a parent

They make the education of children a partnership between school and home. There is truly an open door for information and they always make volunteers feel special. If there are any problems you are notified immediately and they seek the parents input into coming up with a solution. If you simply want to help your child suceed they are always willing to give you helpful advice and resources. Also, last but not least, they promote a positive environment for learning and growing.
--Submitted by a parent

No school is perfect, but BAC really works at being a well-rounded school. My child will do fine in college academically, but he is way ahead in the areas of Christian character and Christian worldview. To me, that is what counts in the long run.
--Submitted by a parent

I have 2 children at BACS and my stepdaughter just moved in w/ us and is attending a CCISD public school. The atmosphere in the 2 schools is profound. The reinforcement of Christian values, discipline and a loving environment is priceless. My step daughter witnesses many unbelievable things at school that many adults would not stand for in their place of employment but yet our children are forced to in public schools. I hope she can transfer next semester. As far as the academics, my children have much more homework and seem to be more advanced than their public school counterparts. I am very pleased w/ the school.
--Submitted by a parent

well the teachers are really loving ,but there are some rood, selfish, preppy people that go there. and its way harder than public school and the curriculum is bad. don't ever go there!
--Submitted by a student

I attended Bay Area from grades 4-12 . It was hard work, but I kept good grades all throughout my time there. My score on my SAT was well above average. I've almost completed 40 hours of classes, and I've made A's in every class except chemistry, which I made a B. Bay Area really taught me how to take notes. My notes are usually more organized than other students I've seen at college. Bay Area has wonderful Christian values, and I am blessed to have been a part of this learning environment.
--Submitted by a student

The Teachers really care about the Kids. They have a great program. I love the office staff and I am pleased with the progress my kids make each quarter.
--Submitted by a parent

Bay Area is a great school for a Christian environment but the education at BACS is below average. There are many teachers there that only teach for a lower tuition for their children. As a parent I am not impressed by the teaching at BACSand soon wish to pull my chiild out of Bay Area after this school year because I hope for my child to
--Submitted by a parent

I am a graduate of BAC and I too agree this school does not prepare you for collge- I had no idea how to study or take notes in the 'real world' as this school gave you reviews and notes to memorize. However the christian values are 100%...but I needed 100% in all areas.
--Submitted by a student