Nazareth Academy Catholic School

If you do not share catholic politics (abortion is a sin, sex education is bad, women cannot lead the church or community) then this school is not for you. The class size is huge -- an astonishment since the tuition is high and comparable to big city catholic schools. The teachers absolutely rely on a parent volunteer to maintain order. Some parents are better at this than others and the fate of your kid's learning experience depends on this random variable. The school is next to the county jail -- I worried about this every day.
--Submitted by a parent

We have two children attending Nazareth Academy and have been very pleased with the scholastic and religious education they have received. The faculty and staff are very committed to the success of the students. The principal is very caring and devoted to the students and also very approachable and communicates well with the parents. We are very confident that Nazareth Academy is giving our children a strong spiritual and academic foundation that they will need to succeed in the future. Jets for Jesus!
--Submitted by a parent

Our daughter attends Nazareth Academy and is in her last year of Jr. High. She has met great success academically, for which we atribute to Nazareth Academy teachers raising the bar and exceeding academic standards in their curriculum. Most importantly, we have watched our daughter grow spiritually, and become a steward of service to others. Nazareth Academy has prepared our daughter for her future. Her love of learning is exceptional, and her educational foundation is rock solid. Our daughter loves Nazareth Academy, and will be a life long 'Jet for Jesus.'
--Submitted by a parent

My children have attended Nazareth Academy and its preschool for seven years. We have had a wonderful experience. We have seen our children grow academically and spiritually. The teachers and administration have both shown a personal interest in our children. Although academics are very important and the students excel (Last year students placed at the state level in academic competitions, and every year multiple students qualify to take the SAT through Duke University.), the real strength of the school is in how they live out their mission statement: To teach, to build, to serve in the spirit of Christ. We make financial sacrifices for our children to attend, but feel as though it is money well spent to prepare them in all ways for the future. We're proud to be Jets for Jesus.
--Submitted by a parent

Great education with an emphasis on kindness and Christian values. I'm pleased to be part of the NA family. The money is a great investment for our children
--Submitted by a parent