I moved my kids to Bethany this past year. This is the best move I'd have ever made for there education. My kids have grown so much in the year they have been here at BCS.
Submitted by parent on April 14, 2018
The Preschool is a great great place. The staff is helpful and everyone seems friendly and helpful. I am extremely satisfied with Mrs. Chimes. We have heard such wonderful things about her as a teacher and a individual. My husband and I are very pleased with what my child has accomplished this year. How many parents that have a 4 year old could say that there child can READ,WRITE, do ADDITION and SUBTRACTION and TELL TIME !!!! Yes We can..... You DO NOT get all the glitz and glamour as other preschools, and the building is outdated and needs to be revamped where it is more appealing to children. To be honest it needs a complete makeover even down to the toys. So my only suggestion to you is DONT JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER. The education is far more important than all the high end things. All I know is that we LOVE the preschool and hold Mrs. Chimes with the upmost respect.
Submitted by other on April 19, 2017
This I my daughters second year at BCS and we feel blessed to be part of the BCS family ! This is the most loving educational environment I have ever seen, my daughter can't wait to go to school every day and conStanley sharing new things she is learning from letters to scriptures and everything in between. I personally attended 3 of our local private Christian schools when I was younger and wish that I could have been at BCS !
Submitted by parent on April 19, 2017
Bethany Christian is an amazing school! Love the staff. We have been with Bethany for almost 4 years and love it
Submitted by other on August 12, 2016
As a former student, I can safely say that this school does not prepare anyone for anything but to become a missionary for their church. Students with differing beliefs are shamed by other students and even teachers. The "science" they teach is a joke, and is only really there to further their mission. Unless you would like your child to become a missionary or preacher with very dogmatic beliefs, I strongly suggest you do not waste your money, and your child's very impressionable mind on this school run by ideologues.
Submitted by parent on July 15, 2016
One of the best spiritual, emotional, and educational decision I have ever made for my children! The teachers are truly dedicated and compassionate.
Submitted by parent on December 17, 2014
was a good school at best when it was still Brevard Christian. now that it's Bethany Ministries, they have shifted, unannounced to their paying clients, from A Beka to Bob Jones and will no longer prepare a child for college, but build future missionaries for their church. I would give this "ministry" as they refer to it, negative stars if option was available.
Submitted by other on February 09, 2012
I love the Preschool! . The teachers are wonderful, professional and loving. The Director is available and is very active with the students. I love checking the web site for my child's work and slide shows of what happened at school. I feel like my child has received a top quality education this year.My child has learned to read this year. The work is challenging but fun. Parents are welcome to participate and observe the classes. Chapel is just awesome to watch. All the children singing and dancing. Even Grandma gets involved in school and enjoyed Grandparents day. My child does not want to leave school at the end of the day. I look forward to seeing the VPK graduation program.
Submitted by other on December 11, 2011
I went to this school from 1st grade to the middle of my 10th grade year when I asked my parents to please take me out and let me attend a public school. I had always been told that I was receiving a superior education and that I was far beyond those other students in the public schools. BCS could not have been any more wrong! When I switched to Melbourne High School, I was immediately behind by about a year and a half. The teachers were more qualified, experienced, and there were fewer behavioral issues in the public school, which shocked me. My parents thought that sending me to BCS would protect me from things that I might experience in an environment that wasn't "Christian". The reality was that BCS accepted students that were some of the worst classmates I ever had. I feel bad for the amount of money that my parents wasted at BCS for a sub-par education. If I could go back, I would probably just ask to attend public school.