The overall environment of this school is toxic at best if you show any variation in opinions. The “what we believe” on the school website shows itself in the community and promotes certain ideas that can harm the mental health of students who may not be able to conform to the schools beliefs.
Submitted by other on August 01, 2023
Inside is the most worse atmosphere to work, no organization and the staff is not friendly each other
Submitted by parent on February 21, 2023
NorthPointe Christian has been a huge blessing to our family! We LOVE the Spanish Immersion program and faith integration. It's such a warm environment where we know our kids are truly loved for who they are. One of my kids has been able to be pushed to advance a grade level in math and another has received extra support she has needed. The teachers truly care and see my kids. We also feel welcomed as parents to get involved. I would highly recommend!
Submitted by parent on February 25, 2020
Terrible school that do not care about children education. They told my daughter who loved dinosaur were fake. Created by leftest evolutionary science. This took me a look time to correct her thinking that the world was not 10000 years old and world was full of sin because a talking snake with legs told Adam to eat some bad fruit.
Submitted by parent on November 29, 2014
We have found Northpointe Christian to be an outstanding choice. Our kids shadowed for a half day when their school had off, and when I picked them up, they were so excited and wished they were staying for the entire day! They were singing in the car and so happy that they both wanted to attend Northpointe the following year. They have never looked back and are so happy they switched schools. They came from a top notch school that we believed was the best around, but at Northpointe we have been so pleased at the kindness, the quality of the teachers, and the academics as well.
Submitted by parent on November 25, 2014
My children were in public schools for three years prior. RPS did an exceptional job at following accommodations. NPC school is very far behind what is needed. One NPC teacher went completely against the agreed upon accommodations even after a child reminded her of the rules. This decision could have seriously harmed my child. She later laughed about using epipens on children and minimized my child's medical needs. I told her that I did not find laughing about anaphylaxis very funny. The superintendant and principal thought it was best that we be kicked out of the school for 6 to 12 months rather than correct the problems. My children were not the problem. Two teachers minimizing life-threatening food allergies and not following agreed upon accommodations were the problems. The teachers should have been reprimanded and corrected rather than blame shifting the problems onto us and expelling our kids. It seems easier I guess, but not such a great testimony of carrying each other's burdens or the double love command. My hopes are they will get better up to speed before a child possibly gets hurt or dies.