Grace Christian School

4900 Jackson Street Extension

Alexandria, LA 71303

6 Reviews

School District
Grade

PK, K-12
Type

private

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on September 19, 2019

Academics are way behind the public schools by as much as 3 grade levels. The school begins declining in most all areas by junior high and high school here is not a good choice!
Submitted by parent on May 25, 2017

I had two children who attended Grace Christian School from Prek to 12th grade. We loved the Christian environment and small class size. Academically, they were far ahead of their college peers when they reached a major university where they both attend. The school offers 36 hours of dual enrollment credit, taught by adjunct professors on the Grace campus. There have also been several National Merit Finalists that came from Grace Christian. Wonderful school!
Submitted by parent on January 14, 2017

I have four graduate for GCS. 1 has a Masters in Architecture, 1 3rd year Medical School, 1 finishing a masters in Medical Science, and the last is a 2nd year in Mechanical Engineering. My wife nor I have any expertise in the areas that our children have followed. GCS does not fit all, but as a parent you follow the process with your child and mentor independent study and excellence they are able to move from average to above average or even great. With four children I have followed their peers and common of those that have succeeded because they have adopted independence, high standards and values not based on situations...all traits fostered by the school.
Submitted by other on January 10, 2017

Excellent school with outstanding principal and knowledgeable teachers.
Submitted by parent on April 23, 2010

As a parent, I have very dissatisfied with Grace Christian School. The Christian environment is good but this school lacks on academics and does little to prepare children for the 'real world.' I have paid a lot of money to send my child to this school and it is amazing the academic things that he does not know. I really question the quality of teachers and their ability to relate to the students. My son's teacher has missed so much school and has been taught by the aid for a majority of the school year. That does not seem right. If you want a school that is going to motivate and EDUCATE your child, this is not the school for you! My son will be attending a public school next year that focus more of education and less on art work and having fun.
Submitted by student on December 18, 2008

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