Berean Christian School

18509 Willow Street

Hesperia, CA 92345

3 Reviews

School District
Grade

1-12
Type

private

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on October 15, 2013

We enjoyed being a part of Berean Christian School for many years. The leadership is wonderful and so are the families. Our older kids are now grown and have transitioned smoothly and successfully into colleges. Our last child is currently in a traditional Christian H.S. and doing quite well academically and socially. I'm glad we had the opportunity to raise our family in this setting. It is well worth trying to get into this ISP / school if you can. There may be a waiting list since they keep their entrance costs affordable and limit membership.
Submitted by parent on July 01, 2013

This is a PSP which is a Private Satellite School. Its a support network of CHEA, and offers a group filed affidavit, record keeping, forms, meetings, encouragement, field trip opportunities, high school diplomas, transcript help, and more. The annual enrollment fee is unheard of and remains low to allow continued enrollment for those that are looking for a record keeping covering~which is this schools mission. There are PSP Sport opportunities available locally through PSP Sports and More at a very low fee to PSP families. They offer more than just sports but also riding lessons, tap. dance, piano, voice, self defense, Chemistry, Biology, and more, Berean Christian School does not offer standardized testing but it certainly does not discourage it. There are opportunities though other sources to have your student tested for those that are looking for this. Many Berean families have their kids involved in standardized testing. This school is God led and ran and this is clearly seen. It has been and remains a huge blessing to many families including mine.
Submitted by other on April 26, 2011

This is not a school but a for fee record keeping done out of a home for parents that do not want to enroll their kids in school.There are no guidelines or supervision over what or how the parents teach or how grading is administered,and the parent decides when their child graduates. they disagree with standardized testing last that i knew.