Our experience has been wonderful at this school! Sometimes people come expecting perfection, which is unrealistic. However, this school deals with concerns from a biblical worldview. They cannot always prevent things from happening, but they work towards proactive lessons for the students. Academic advancement has been great. When my child was in public school, I was repeatedly told he was behind, and here, he is not only on par, but above par, taking a math class several levels above his grade. This is due in part to the attention and teaching from the teachers. Way to go PHCS! I will recommend my family for all future kids!
Submitted by parent on March 14, 2024
If your child does not have a leaning disability it is a good school. The communication is terrible, teachers do not respond to your emails, and they sweep "bulling" "harassment" under the table. Blame it on the "problem child" instead of the kids causing the issues. Their profile states they work with kids with ADHD but they do not know how to accomplish this. Teachers are not informed of your child's diagnosis and think all kids are alike. Even with this issues my kids love the school.
Submitted by parent on September 26, 2023
We joined in 5th grade looking for MS. Best decision I could have ever made. My son was in a good public school but I wanted a Christian environment for him. In months, his vocabulary was changing to be more Christ-like, he found REAL friends (he didn’t even realize his previous ones were not real until then), became loved and involved by adults, and 5th allowed him to battle some of these hurdles before MS started.
Submitted by parent on August 10, 2023
We made the change from public school to Perry Hall Christian School during COVID. Best decision ever! Our family loves PHCS! The class sizes are reasonable. This allows the teachers to get to know all of their students. I recommend PHCS to families looking for a safe, fun, encouraging environment!
Submitted by other on November 01, 2022
This school will scold you for something as simple as a swear... big news people teens are gonna curse as they expand their vocabulary so how could you do something such as give a referal when 1000s of swears are said every day inside the building and out that you dont hear. Yall also turn your back on bullying the kids there are mostly outcasts and are ruthless to eachother i would not call that a safe environment. Also religion should not be forced apon a child, yes diffrent cultures should be learned about but you shouldnt force them to praise the high and mighty christian god. This is the reason i will most likely never devout myself to a religion as i was forced into it from this school.
Submitted by parent on June 16, 2018
This school & staff was the best thing that ever happened to my son!! They are are a blessing & God sent!!
Submitted by parent on April 12, 2018
I attending this school for 12 years and then graduated. I now have my children attending PHCS. They are like family and I love the school.
Submitted by parent on September 01, 2015
This is school is really bad and unprofessional. They discriminated my son It was discovered that he was ADHD, and needed some specialised teaching. My husband and I attended school and after extensive discussion with the School Head, he agreed that, that school could meet with A's particular requirements.>> I was happy throughout the summer vacation in the knowledge that A was returning to school. Can you imagine the horror and disillusion I suffered when I received a telephone call from the school just days before the new academic year was about to commence, advising me that could no longer offer my Son a place in the school. I was faced with having to tell my 9 year old Son that he could not go to that school, together with the ordeal of having to find an alternative school at such short notice. This behaviour from a professional organization is clearly unacceptable, which is why I have chosen to bring this to other parents attention they dont go thru the same we did .>> I am concerned that had I not have sourced an alternative school then I could possibly be in breach of my obligation to educate my child, something which I am almost certain could result in my husband and/or myself facing court proceedings.>> This I feel is a classic case of discrimination against a child, who at this stage in his life is too young to fight his corner, but has been failed by the people who ought to be in a position to offer him an education.>Im going ask civil rights to investigate this matter thoroughly. And i will await for response
Submitted by parent on October 06, 2014
As a parent of a public school child going into the private school setting was very concerning, but I have to say PHCS has made the transition from public to private amazingly smooth. My daughter has had a smile on her face from day one and it's because of the school, the staff, teachers and the students! I can't imagine her anywhere else. For her to be in a school that knows each student and student needs you couldn't get in the public school system these days. This school is full of enrichment, challenging academics, sports, caring staff and students. You will not regret it at all. This school is a blessing!!
Submitted by parent on September 30, 2014
Perry Hall Christian School has not only been a thriving environment for our children, but a blessing. We were welcomed to the PHCS family after the search for a school where there would be growth in every area-intellectual, emotional, social, and spiritual and Perry Hall has have definitely fulfilled! We love the care and community that our children feel daily as it ensures us that we have made the best decision towards their future.
Submitted by parent on April 29, 2014
This school is a wonderful small private school that my son loves to attend. My son entered this school in his sophomore year and has excelled in his studies and sports. They have great teachers and coaches.
Submitted by parent on April 29, 2014
This school is wonderful ! I have two children who attend school there. One since 6th grade and the other since Pre-k ! We have tried other schools in the area and none given us the same quality of academic's at such an affordable rate ! My kids love it and so do I. The staff are warm and kind . Send your kids here I am sure you won't be disappointed !
Submitted by parent on April 08, 2014
PHCS is a great environment for Christian parents to feel comfortable sending their children. Great teachers, leadership, church involvement. Very pleased with involvement from teachers, principal and Head of school in all aspects of student life.
Submitted by parent on March 04, 2014
Growing up in public school system, I thought I would raise my children in public schools as well. After my daughter experience the K3 and K4 program at Perry Hall Christian School which was a positive experience I proceeded to send her for kindergarden to the public school. After three months away from Perry Hall Christian School, I came to the conclusion my daughter as well as myself was missing something. With that said, I transferred her back. PHCS, is much more then a religious school. They excel on the educational side. The feeling of not being just a number is one of the many reasons why PHCS stands out from others. I am so thankful to be a part of PHCS and I look forward to seeing my son attend there in the fall. Very blessed, Jessica Jones
Submitted by parent on May 28, 2012
We LOVE this school and are very thankful for it. We have 3 children who attend from high school to middle school. We appreciate the caring and godly people who work there and who partner with us to teach our children Christian values. The school is constantly striving to improve the whole educational experience, from academics to spiritual maturity to athletics to community service.
Submitted by parent on May 24, 2012
This school is not only a revolving door with teachers, but has allowed my son to be bullied for 2 years. Finally without any resolution from the school my son had to stand up for himself on his own because of a lack of disciplinary action which led to a suspension. My advice is to not allow your child in any environment that is unsupervised and with a lack of discipline.