Research Fayette Christian School private Schools in Atlanta, Georgia

“this school is great for students of all ages”

“Fayette Christian School is under new ownership and administration. What a blessing to be associated with FCS this year. Many things are changing and looking up. FCS now has alot going for them. Call and set up and appointment and see for yourself first hand. You will be pleased and anxious to be a part of this 'New' school.”

“This is our second and last year at this institution. The administration & staff has gone down since last year. The level of Godliness has fallen tremendously (which was our reason for choosing the school in the first place), and the use of money (or lack of its management) has gone haywire. Communication to parents is lax, with fingers being pointed to anyone and everything except the real culprit. We are very displeased, because we feel that we are paying for a substandard educational environment, which proves to be unfair to our child. If we are doing the majority of the 'front and back end' teaching at home (educationally and spiritually), then what are we really paying for? It's unfortunate, but we pray they will get it together for the sake of those families who choose to stay.”

“Fayette Christian School has a great learning enivronment for the students. The small class sizes and the one on one is a great way to get your little ones or older ones off to a great start. The teachers put forth 120% toward the education of the children. And the principal keeps all parents informed of all changes and additions to the school. Fayette Christian School is a great learning facility to send your children.”

“Fayette Christian is a wonderful school. They are a small community where parents are encouraged to volunteer and participate in activities. The principal and staff are very welcomnig. It is a true Christian environment and most of the teachers have degrees in the fields they are teaching. Tuition is relatively low and we love it. My son has been there since he was three years old and now he is in the first grade. He is speaking Spanish, he can write in cursive, he can tell time, and he can add and subtract up to 20. Great School!”