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I think I'd always vote for more Spanish lessons and half-a-day every day computer learning [to address previous reviewers] but schools do have a state quote to follow, ya know? What's really surprised me about PWC is the sports program. 5th-6th grade basketball won 1st in one tourny and 3rd in another 2009-2009 and all the coaches in the other schools were competitive but yet 'civil' if you know what I mean. Sometimes it's the things you don't expect that make sending your kid to a school like PWC totally worth while. Even in a down economy where we should probably be hoarding our money away, we choose PWC. And, we won't regret it in the future.
My son is currently attending PWC and my daughter attends their ELC until she is old enough to enter kindergarten. As a public school teacher, I am 100% confident in the job the teachers at PWC do in educating my children. They are amazingly sensitive to my son's special needs and are always friendly and easy to talk with on a regular basis. I know my children will not have to face many of the pressures and influences that they would if they attended a public school. I also know that the smaller class sizes directly contribute to the overall academic success of the students who attend. I plan on keeping my children at PWC until they have to go to high school. If you are looking for a excellent private school that genuinely cares about educating children, this is the school for you!
I attended Peace with Christ for close to 5 years. It seemed like a great school at the time, as we were told that we were being educated at a higher level than students at public schools. But when I arrived in high school, I found my freshmen year to be very overwhelming. I was placed in all honors classes. I excelled in math and science, but I struggled a lot in English. I realized when I got to high school that I had not learned at all how to organize an essay. Also, I found that the transition from the small school setting to a very large high school campus was hard. It seems very overwhelming so i would recommend to only send your students there if you plan to send them to a private high school as well.
Love the Christian and religious aspect. Parents who complain about too much religion should read the name of the school again. It is called Peace with Christ Christian School and supported by a LCMS Lutheran Church. If you do not like religion - go public.
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