Calvary Baptist Church - conroe - Conroe (TX)

2 /5 Jonathan Davis: This church/school is single handly responsible for striping my family and my friends critical thinking skills.. its sad to associate that the same people who believe in a flat earth actually graduated from this cesspool of an institution. There should be a disclaimer on the front door when you walk in indictating that you will be belittled and gas lite every day, With the information that they deem to be considered knowledge is 1000000% merely opinions and harmful to a new developing mind. I unfortunately graduated from this place in 2010 and was forced to relearn history science and geography.. The Bible is NOT history or an education it is mearly alagory.. I was told multiple times growing up that if i danced, i would go to hell. As a young boy who took part in balet, modern tap, and jazz, i was devastated and bullied into a mindset that was extremely toxic. Fortunately, I channeled that negativity while deconstructing my beliefs, I became a very successful entertainer. I will admit I discovered my passion during my last year, which in return made me the man I am today. For that I am greatfull, but the amount of therapy your child will have to endure after attending this facility is not worth the stress or trauma. I dont recommend this institution even to my worst enemy. People need to know what is taking place here.

1 /5 Trey McGee: If you’re considering options for a private education, it’s worth considering as many reviews pointed out, that Calvary’s educational standards are lacking. History class often involves the teacher, Mr Stark, stating his opinions as fact in blatant contradiction with the textbook in front of him, it’s actually abysmal. Science classes will teach from a biblical perspective, and when that comes into conflict with the secular understanding of science, students will have some guy in his 60’s recite apologetics at them rather than a meaningful exploration of the scientific method, which hamstrings teaching the entire topic. They have no sports, science, technology, advanced mathematics, music, arts or vocational programs; the only career skill they teach is typing technique. For k-6 this environment may provide them a moral framework based in biblical literalism where possible, however it’s a known secret in the church community that older students who transfer after attending Calvary often find it hard to graduate from traditional schools and those who do graduate find it difficult to find admission to higher education. It’s concerning that none of the staff have no prior background or degree in education or child development and none of them see this as a problem; in fact most teachers at this school are foremost parents of students who are less concerned with the curriculum than conducting surveillance of children. While you may appreciate that students are kept on a short leash a this school it is at the expense of any actual socialization skills to the point that a grown adult will get on the phone and call you at work to come get your child or be threatened with expulsion over kids doing Fortnite dances. Seemingly the sole benefit of this school is its emphasis on biblical literacy - When you graduate, you will know most of the Bible as well as what opinions and interpretations you’re allowed to entertain, and how to type 94 WPM (which doesn’t look good on a resume anymore. No one is doing long form typing at work in 2024 except court stenographers but they have different keyboards and it’s an entirely different skill). The staff is woefully ill-equipped to run a school that seeks to turn out competent productive graduates. This school is terrible, the teachers are a bunch of wormy snowflakes that can’t handle their students, and the community is filled with vindictive underhanded self righteous losers.

5 /5 Bill Stark: Calvary Baptist School has been a great blessing to my family. My kids have attended from K4 through high school. Its good to have a place that we can trust with our kids. Calvary Baptist Church has encouraged my relationship with the Lord by staying faithful to the teaching of Gods Word. Gods Word is true.

1 /5 Home: Prospective students and families considering educational options should be aware of potential challenges associated with attending Calvary Baptist School. Some concerns that have been raised include a limited curriculum that might not adequately prepare students for a diverse and evolving job market. Additionally, the schools faith-based nature might lead to an imbalanced focus on religious teachings over well-rounded academic education, which is essential for holistic personal development. Its also important to consider that an environment strongly aligned with a specific faith could potentially limit exposure to diverse perspectives, cultures, and worldviews, which are crucial in fostering empathy and understanding in a globalized society. As with any school, its recommended that families carefully research and visit the institution to determine if it aligns with their educational goals and values. I also heard a rumor that students have been smoking illegal substances in the restroom, however this may be just a rumor.

5 /5 Robert Stanton: Calvary is family. They teachers in the school truly care for each student and want to see each student succeed. They have a solid foundation of teaching and it shows in the kids that have been blessed with an opportunity to go to school there. If you have not had an opportunity to visit then please don’t wait! The church family is just as wonderful as the school!