Cornerstone Christian Academy

S3655 DUNCAN LN

Viroqua, WI 54665

5 Reviews

School District
Grade

PK-12
Type

private

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Reviews

Submitted by other on September 01, 2016

The school doesn't help struggling students. The education is poor. The kids in the school also swear and cuss and disrespect adults and other students. Not Christian at all
Submitted by other on March 17, 2015

My grandchildren have attended Cornerstone Christian Academy. One of my grandsons graduated Cornerstone, and has gone on to college and graduated with a 4.0 grade point. You get out of a school in part at least according to how hard you are willing to work. It has been a caring and loving Christian School, and I am thankful that it is there.
Submitted by parent on May 12, 2014

My son graduated from CCA after attending public school for 5 1/2 years. I wish we had switched him sooner. We had a wonderful experience there. Their academic standards are a bit higher than public schools, and they know and love every student individually. The atmosphere there is very loving and Christ-centered.
Submitted by other on April 25, 2014

Cornerstone Christian Academy (CCA) is not an good school. I was a student there, and from my personal experience, the schooling was horrible. The history notebooks are horrible, and they won't teach the truth about history. They talk about Adolf Hitler, but never talk about Anne Frank. CCA would rather lie to your children instead of teach them the truth. I have a friend that still goes to CCA. His grades (on average) are Cs. He tries his very best, but the staff at CCA are unsatisfactory in teaching. They DO NOT focus on spiritual growth. They use The Almighty One and use him as a self-promoting object. The cost is WAY TOO high. $4000 dollars is what you need to pay for ONE school year at CCA. I would highly recommend K12, which is completely free and has great education.
Submitted by parent on June 21, 2013

This school has very loving teachers and staff. Small class sizes make it easier for teachers to help all students succeed. I appreciated the extra help that was given to my child. They are not only concerned about academics but also about the spiritual life of each student. Even though my child has graduated, I continue to support and volunteer because I know that God is in this school and it strives to glorify Him in all they do.