First Christian Academy

24530 Northwest 199th Lane

High Springs, FL 32643

10 Reviews

School District
Grade

PK-12
Type

private

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Submitted by parent on January 08, 2023

Best school I've ever been to in my 13 year's of living so great job fca
Submitted by parent on December 20, 2018

Terrible experience! Would not recommend to anyone.
Submitted by parent on July 13, 2018

Love FCA. Am blest to be a part of this school.
Submitted by parent on March 02, 2017

Both our children have attended this school for 3 years now (4 for our oldest). this school has been nothing but a blessing. The academic standard is set high, and the staff strive to meet those standards every day. They utilize RenWeb and we are always informed on lesson plans and can see a weekly report of their grades. My children have been wonderfully educated, mentored, and (most importantly) taught the Word of God in a safe and loving environment. The school has developed a fantastic athletics division and our boys have been able to play competitively in basketball, archery, cross country - and there is also baseball and volleyball. We have also had to experience the disciplinary side, and found them to be fair and encouraging to the kids, in a Christlike attitude. We are not Baptist and do not attend the church this school is located at, but have always felt welcome and cared for.
Submitted by parent on February 10, 2017

I love this school and how my kids are taught the pure word of God!!!! The teacher's and administration are caring and have my children's best interest at heart. This is the best place for my children!!
Submitted by parent on November 28, 2016

No school is perfect, but this school has been a great academic and moral place for my children to learn and grow.
Submitted by parent on October 24, 2015

Our two children started school in the fall of 2015. Our experience as a family has been wonderful. The administrative staff and teachers have been helpful and encouraging to our family during our transition. One is in elementary and the other in the middle-high school. They both have been loved by the students and staff. Our children absolutely love their teachers! I have been involved with volunteering and I have met all the staff and many parents. Coming from a smaller Christisn School, I can tell you that this one is very well organized and has so many things to offer from fine arts to sports and honor classes. If you are looking for a school, I encourage you to check it out. Find out for yourself by meeting the staff. They have been a blessing to our family!! We are so thankful to God for opening the doors for us to be at FCA.
Submitted by parent on August 22, 2015

Christians are to be loving, kind and supportive of one another. Our experience was less than enjoyable, I pray for them that they are able to turn things around.
Submitted by parent on April 21, 2015

Horrible experience. I never knew "Christians" judge children. However, my kid was not accepted because of a 30 min meeting we had. Mind you he was never spoken to one on one nor was he tested. He was there bored waiting for mommy and daddy to hurry up. I would think Christians would never turn any kid away and want to help all those who "they" don't think is "fit". I pray this school will not ever again judge a kid and not really know who they are, what they like and don't like.
Submitted by parent on March 19, 2015

I pulled my child out of this school because I had serious concerns about how they treated my child - both the teacher and even more so the administration. They were extremely unprofessional in how they handled issues - they would tell us one thing and then later make a decision completely in conflict with what we had just been told. As a believer and someone who put my trust in this school/church to care for my children and to work together with me to teach and guide them, I was understandably devastated when I finally had to admit it wasn't working. Not surprisingly, nobody had any heartburn when we decided to leave - their Christian principles and administration of the school seem to be in direct conflict and there is nothing that turns people away from Christianity more than a hypocrite. What's even more disheartening is the sheer number of people that I have met that had such similar experiences with this school.