My name is Jeana, and my daughter, Penny, is a 3rd grader at Logos Christian Academy. This is her first year at Logos; she attended public school for 1st and 2nd grade.
I won’t go into the various issues with public schools; we are all well aware of them. However, I must say that Penny had wonderful teachers in her first and second grades. Despite this, public school just wasn’t the right fit for her. She wasn’t thriving there, and I knew it was time for a change.
After conducting our research and speaking with friends, we decided to explore Logos Christian Academy (praise God!). From the moment we walked onto the campus, I felt we had found the right place for our family.
Here are the three key reasons we chose Logos Christian Academy for our daughter.
1. **Established Institution**: I appreciate that Logos has been around for 25 years. I know they know how to run a school, their Classical Christian curriculum works, and are going to be around for many years to come.
2. **Welcoming Environment**: Everyone we met was genuinely welcoming. Our family was invited to Logos events even before Penny started school, which allowed her to meet some classmates and make a few friends. This made her first day at a new school much easier.
3. **Impressive Curriculum**: Logos provided me with a detailed overview of their curriculum to review. I asked my mother, a retired public school teacher, to examine it thoroughly. She was impressed and their curriculum exceeded her high standards.
This year at Logos has been a breath of fresh air for our family. Penny has made the A/B honor roll twice and is dedicated to her progress. It’s important to note that the schoolwork isn’t necessarily easier, but the smaller class sizes mean she receives the support she needs to succeed.
If you're a parent considering a change in your child's education, don't hesitate any longer. Choosing Logos Christian Academy was the best decision I ever made, and it could be the best decision you make for your child as well.
“An intelligent heart acquires knowledge, and the ear of the wise seeks knowledge.” Proverbs 18:15
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