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We are very happy with Faith Baptist. We came back after having our children in public schools. Our children have to catch up because the public schools are behind Faith's academics. But everyone at the school has gone out of their way to make our children feel welcome. I can not say enough about the new principal. He is great.
My son is a First Grader at Faith Baptist School. We have been thrilled with the academics and the overall school. We would and often do recommend Faith Baptist School to others.
My daughter has attended Faith Baptist since she was in their early education classes as a three-year old. Her academics far exceed those of her peers attending the public schools. The band won national competition last year and they have a winning boys soccer team. The basketball teams are very competititve as well. Other competitions in music, voice, speech, debate and art take place on the regional and state level every year. I have two sons who are special needs and they are attending classes in the public schools. Faith is just as safe as the public schools. Teachers all have identification they must wear. Doors are locked during the day so that all visitors must enter through a certain door where they are required to sign in-- regardless of whom they are visiting and how short the visit. Overall an excellent school
Excellent school. Solid academics with faculty that truly care about the children and mentor as well as teach. Both of my children qualified for Scholarships while attending this school - the oldest for a Christian Leadership scholarship from extracurricular involvement with the community (he is a college sophomore now) and the youngest with an academic scholarship based on his SAT score (he is a high schoool senior this year). The school band won a National level competition for Christian schools last year. Their soccer team won the state championship for the Old Dominion Association of Christian Schools and their Basketball Teams finish third in the state. So, their music and sports programs are superior as well. Most importantly, the staff model what a dedicated Christian life looks like for the students on a daily basis.
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