Grande Innovation Academy

"GIA is the best school that our family has found. I have had children in the public school system since 2000. GIA hands down is the best. Their teachers and staff are amazing. The curriculum is on point and they have the best and must current technology to teach our students. My scholars learn so much there and actually LOVE going to school!"

"GIA is the only school that I trust with my kids, they have amazing staff/teachers. They keep parents informed about everything happening with the school and in the classrooms. They also have the best policy on bullying, which they do not allow or let anyone get away with. In all, their a very welcoming place from the teachers down to all the students. Let me add, I believe that wearing uniforms to school is a great idea because we go to school like it’s a job, because, well it is a job and when we have jobs, there are dress codes to follow. So it teaches the students discipline and helps them understand policies. Also it makes it a lot easier to get dressed for school then having to worry about what outfit their going to wear every other day. Uniforms keep things simple."

"This school is AMAZING! We moved our kids from Legacy because of the staff and the issues we had there. It is like night and day. Great teachers, great office staff and they really do care about our kids! Our girls are so happy and they have really excelled here! Thank you Miss Messer for doing such a great job! We love how you manage the school! It really shows that you and all the staff love what they do! We couldn't be happier :)"

"Love the school. The reason I'm not giving it a 5 is the uniforms. I think the uniform policy is not in keeping with the stated goal of actualizing the whole child. It promotes the perception that we should all be alike which is, I believe at the core of one of this country's most serious problems--intolerance. We should be promoting and celebrating diversity. Also, children are developing individual personalities. We adults take most of their choices away. This was one form left open, now we take it away, too. Children will find a way, even if it means acting out. But the program, as a whole has brought the love of learning back to our 1st grader!"