My three children attend their elementary and came from public school. I had to hold my older child back a year when he started at Graceway. The teacher worked really hard to teach my son all the things he was missing in his previous education. Now he is a good two years ahead of his old classmates in the public school.All three of my children have come to accept Jesus as their savior as a result of going to Graceway. All of my kids strive to so their best and I believe it is because of the encouragement their teachers give them.I love this school, and I would recommend it to anyone.

My daughter came from public school kindergarten where penmanship was not being taught since It was the age of the computer. We moved here from another state where my daughter was writing her name at age 4 so I was disappointed in the school system. We put her in Graceway in 1st grade. She caught up quickly. I love this school and staff. I love what they teach and how they teach. I had the opportunity to have my daughter tested by a pediatric nuero/psych specialist. My daughter was 7.10 years at the time and she tested out in every aspect at 11.2 to 11.7 except for math which she tested out at 9.2. I know this is the product of good teaching and God. My child will not go to public/charter school as long as I have a say in her education. Free is not always best. Not ashamed to sign my real name. Diana McNair

My teenage boys love Graceway. It is not just christian in the name, they are actually taught christian character and to love the Lord.

Our child attends the school, the teachers are great and they teach out or the Bible. We love it!!

I DO NOT recommend this school for anyone who has their childrens best interest in mind.Upon graduation the kids have learned that they are NOT AT ALL PREPARED FOR COLLEGE. They have to start fresh where other high schoolers (even APS) are ahead of them with some common sense academic skills.Also, when issues arise (such as bullying) very little is done to stop it. It is swept under the rug each time and never is solved until the child who is the victim dis-enrolls. I have seen this happen with numerous kids.One of the teachers has told a kids parent pretty much that the kid is going to hell because the work wasnt being done right. And no measures were put in place to assist the kid. If a kid is failing it is the schools responsibility to try to assist- that is their job! Especially when you pay thousands of dollars for the education that they are not really even receiving.The school has very limited activities and cannot promote the growth of your kid. When it was Temple Baptist Academy it was a well run, educational school. It no longer is.My kid has attended Graceway Christian Academy since the school first opened a few years ago and it just keeps getting worse from there!PLEASE think before you place your child at that school.

We love the school and teachers. They really care about our kids. They care about their education and their relationship with God.

We love this school, and highly recommend it!