Atrocious, small-minded “school” that focuses on pushing the Christian Bible into students’ faces rather than actually preparing the students for college and the real world. If I could go back and choose to attend public school over this place, I would without any hesitation.
Submitted by parent on March 28, 2013
I was very hesitant about sending my son here at first, especially since we are not religious. The teachers were completely understanding and presented their views without pushing. My son loved going to preschool here and has learned a lot from the teachers at Apple Tree. I have watched him grow and learn along with the other kids, and being a part of this school has really helped him develop socially as well as academically.
Submitted by parent on June 26, 2010
While the student/teacher ratio is excellent, as a private school accessibility is limited to those with higher income. High staff turn-over creates a difficult learning environment from year to year. My understanding is the educators generally are not paid; rather their children receive free tuition. Parents are involved because it is a requirement of enrollment K through 12 as are a minimum involvement in fund-raising. The parents are generally nice people, but this is true at many educational institutions. The religious base is a positive as it engenders a nurturing of student to student, not only staff to student. Weekly gym class includes some unusual, beneficial activities.