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  Genuine is the word I would use to describe this school. The teachers and staff are genuine people who truly care about their students and love their job. People tend to have high, often unrealistic standards of Christians, simply because they are Christians. Although we strive to imitate Christ, we are far from perfect; these teachers are no exception. What makes them stand apart is their heart for teaching and love for Jesus. Their genuine affection for my children makes it easy for me to overlook any short comings the school may have. In comparison to a public high school, this school is a safe haven. I say North Loop Christian Academy is an Excellent school with Christ at its center and students in its heart.

  Added July 13, 2017 by VAUGHN ANGELA KRAUSE
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  My wife works at this school and she loves the staff and the children. It is a small school with dedicated teachers.

  Added June 27, 2017 by Maurice Devine
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  When all students are treated with the respect that each and everyone of us, as human beings, deserves, then I shall think to rate this place higher. When students in public school get treated better than a student in a small, Christian school, something is wrong with this picture. Practice what you preach. Make teachers accountable. Don't put the blame all on the students; after all, isn't being a honest, loving and responsible person what they are suppose to be learning as Christians? If you aren't part of the answer, then you're the problem.

  Added February 14, 2017 by Larry Apodaca