This school is truly amazing. The teachers care about us and our education. Every one strives extremely hard to better the school. Currently our principal is working extremely hard to bring in numerous amounts of electives for the students to enjoy. She genuinely listens to our opinions and take them to heart. All the logical ideas we have given her she has done and amazing job implementing them. The school is also kept clean and pristine. You should not “avoid this place at all cost” unless you want to miss out on a happy environment for your children. The teachers are also certified to do what they do best. They give a genuine care for the well being of the students. They always take there time to help us when we are struggling and break it down for us. The principal who “changes under the desk” is also in illogical lie it is impossible for her a full sized women to even remotely scrunch down under her desk to change. That being said this school is an great place to come because we are one great big close knit family.

I love this school so much. The teachers are great and the students are really nice. This school has been very helpful to me because they like to help kids a lot. The principal does a very good job at what she does and is always on top of her game. She tries very hard at what she does and always wants the best for her students. She hires very good teachers. The teachers are very helpful and the students enjoy there teaching. I love this school and it’s the best school I’ve ever been too. If you want your kids to be in a good environment then I strongly suggest going to Living Stones Christian School.

Avoid this place at all costs! There are many other reasonably priced options in the area. The principal is the pastors daughter. She comes in late, takes naps at the school daily, and no one challenges her because the teachers babysit her kids and regularly sleep at her house. The teachers are useless and not state certified educators. They dont care about education, they only care about being controlling and petty. Avoid this place and save yourself the time, money, and hassle!

After a brief stint in public school in the late eighties to early nineties, I was enrolled at Living Stones Christian School in the second grade. I was young when I made the transition but it left a lasting impression on me from the teachers all the way up to administration. I felt comfortable, loved and cared for, which was the opposite of my experience in the public school I had attended. In the tenth grade, I was moved to another Christian school closer to where my family moved and I eventually graduated there but it never felt the same as LSCS. Although most all those teachers I had at LSCS are either retired or no longer work at the school, I knew that this school would be my first choice to send my kids to when it was time. Thus far, the teacher(s) my son currently has and have had in the past few years have emulated the same qualities and characteristics of those teachers I had, which gives me a peace of mind every day I drop him off. The administration, teachers and staff are caring, loving and are invested in providing a quality education with a Godly foundation. This school is a true gem and I am grateful for their commitment to every student that walks through their doors.

I attended this school for a couple of years in high school and am surprised it is still in business. Jessica Cedro was the principal at the time as well as a teacher and would literally get under her desk to change clothes for a game or event in front of the entire clasroom filled with students! If thats not enough, in their bible class the teacher instructed the students who could speak in tongues to lay hands on/pray for the ones who couldnt. Weird. I am so surprised this dump of a school is even open. I never attended their elementary school, and have heard good things of it. As an adult now with a child of my own I am still in shock of incidents that took place and were never delt with properly. I would NEVER send my child there EVER. ESPECIALLY IF CEDRO IS STILL THE PRINCIPAL.