Christian Academy of Louisville - English Station Campus

"Very grateful to God for his provision for my child to be able to go to this school! I love that what we teach him at home is also being taught at school! My son's love for Jesus has increased so much since going to this school! My hope and prayer is for God to continually lead the administrative staff and teachers to help raise these children in wisdom and stature!"

"CAL is great for education. I didn’t know God before I went here and I’m glad I was able to learn. BUT if you start your journey later, Bible class will be a challenge. I was bullied for my first year. People would say that no one liked me, to leave, and that I was a heifer. They also looked and treated at me differently because I didn’t have a massive house and money. I told the counselor at the time about me getting bullied and they told me, “ that it was life so you just have to get used to it.” CAL is not very welcoming for people with not the same beliefs. For example, LGBTQ+, Catholics, etc. CAL doesn’t even let you go to the school unless you go to church and are a Christian. I feel like they should let all people go to learn about God. Plus, teachers during my time there, would talk down about LGBTQ+ and other religions. I feel like that isn’t right. Once I found my crowd I loved being there but some of the things I heard and was taught I didn’t agree with."

"Solid school for K-8 even though there are some issues. If a teacher doesn't like you they'll make your academic life hell. Some of the teachers have personal issues and take it out on their classes. I'm sure that problem would go away if the school paid teachers better and stopped lining the administrator's pockets. However, some of the teachers do care and it almost makes up for the ones that don't. Lunch is expensive and some of the rules are really specific. Maintenance issues are often disregarded. There's a lot of after school activities to keep you entertained and meet new friends. I recommend looking for a new school after your child reaches 7th grade. Other private schools let you shadow and chances are you'll find a better fit for them even if they have to make new friends."

"When we wanted a school that was actually teaching students in person every day we chose to leave the public schools. CAL was a breath of fresh air as our teacher was praying for our daughter; she even came and visited her during extracurricular activities! CAL is a good sized school so we didn't worry about a limited group of friends (our child's grade has over 80 kids); it also has plenty of resources and a caring staff. I've been personally encouraged in my limited interactions with other parents as well. Some folks said I wouldn't like the people I met at CAL, but the opposite is true: I haven't met anyone I didn't like yet! If you want a solid Christian education for your children CAL is a great choice."

"My daughter loves going to school here. I had to fight with her to get her to go when she was in public school. She comes home smiling and loves the teachers. This is her first year and she has made many friends and we have found the support and prayers we need. You can feel the love when you tour this school. It is not like the rest."