Christ Academy

We Love Christ Academy (formerly The Episcopal School), and it now is going through 9th grade, adding a grade in high school every year. Just how many extra-curricular activities does one child need? I think there is plenty @ CA, but aren't our children just a bit overscheduled anyway? If you want your children to be immersed in christ-like attitude, biblical teaching and a great curriculum, then CA is the place to be.
--Submitted by a parent

we had a horrible time at a nearby public school and transfered our children to TES, it has been a dream come true. We love the curric. and the resources for our children.
--Submitted by a parent

We love this school!! After a terrible year at another school, we transferred our child & have been here for the past 3 years. We love the teachers, they truly care & display Christian values. We wish TES went thru High School so our child would never have to leave this wonderful environment. The academics are challenging enough to keep the children engaged & learning. In Jr High, the kids will be getting High School credits.
--Submitted by a parent

i had 2 daughters that went to episcopal school. one thru the sixth grade. the other thru the seventh. one is in nursing school currently. the other is on the presidents dean's list at her college. the values, goal setting, christian atmosphere are unbeatble. my son currently attends this school. he has tested out post high school on the stanford in all subjects since in the second grade. he is currently a fifth grader and will attend episocpal thru the eighth grade. i have a grandson that will begin attending the school in two years. i have been involved with this school for 15 years. it is a superb learning environment..with basically no discipline problems, an excellent teacher to pupil ratio and very postivie atmosphere. i highly recommend this school
--Submitted by a parent

The Episcopal School is an wonderful school and it provides students with a varied education. The teachers and staff nurture the spiritual and academic needs of the students.
--Submitted by a teacher

We have enjoyed being at TES. IT is a very nice school with a good academic curriculum. It does not offer enough as far as extra curricular activities go. The price is a bit high considering the lack of everything except a quality curriculum. It is an excellent school for this area but, not as good as some public schools in other outlying areas. The Stanford scores are so high because they can pick and choose the students that go there. We do not regret our decision to go to TES at all. It meets our childrens needs for now.
--Submitted by a former student

I am a former student of The Episcopal school, and most of my classmates and I all went to the same high school together. 5 out of the Top 10 graduates were all students at Episopal during the elementary year. Most of us are now off studying pre-law and pre-med. It was a great school.

The students in this school consistently rank in the top 20% Nationally on the Stanford Achievement Test and an extremely high percentage qualify to take the SAT and ACT as Freshmen in High School. The school has students from 3K through 8th grade and their current enrollment is around 215.
--Submitted by a parent