Trinity Baptist Temple Academy

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I was looking to register my 9 year old for 3rd grade FOR THE 2016-2017 school year. My husband and I took time off of work twice to make sure this was the perfect school for our little girl. We decided to begin at Trinity Baptist Temple Academy . I received a call from Gregg (Principle ) and was informed that if I am not 100% on board with paddling my 3rd grader that she cannot attend their school. I explained to Gregg that I do not discipline my kids with paddles,Gregg explained to me that if I don't agree and give them permission to paddle my daughter in the rear end she will not be accepted in the school and I needed to agree to this policy or she will not attend their school. I was very disappointed that Gregg was more concerned with paddling my daughter than her education. I'm very shocked and disappointed on the schools priorities. I understating that in the end these are your rules and guidelines but I should not be discriminated because I don't allow you to SPANK my child.

We joined the TBTA family in 2012. The school offers a solid curriculum! The staff cares about getting people saved! They are not perfect... In fact no school is.. But they charge a low tuition and offer low student teacher ratios. We love TBTA

Good Christian curriculum, but some teachers lack necessary skills to teach. high student & teacher turn over, rules enforced by favor not handbook, extremely unorganized, poor administration/leadership & cronyism/double standards prevents children being able to receive equal opportunities in education.

At first glance, Trinity Baptist Temple Academy seems like a dream. Low tuition, Christian education. Unfortunately what you find out later is that you are nickel and dimed all year, while your children are taught by teachers without degrees.



Turnover rates for teachers and students is alarming, and family and church ties rule and reign, removing the ability of a balanced playing field. The assistant principal lacks communication and interpersonal skills, yet runs the school. Rules are enforced based on favor, not the handbook. More parties, movie days and pajama days are crammed into the short school year than ever thought possible.



Disorganization runs rampant, and programs and classes are canceled at random. Speaking to graduating seniors was eye opening. They felt unprepared for college, and that their parents had wasted their money over the years sending them to this school.



This seems to be a recent development over the past few years, having spoken to other families who are leaving the school after a long time. It's unfortunate, but kids cannot get a good education and the experience of Christ's love at TBTA.

This school leaves alot to be desired. The administration can be very difficult to work with. The organization of the teachers and the school are lacking and as parents, it is unacceptable the position that it puts us in. Academically, they do well, but the programs that are advertised are not what is actually offered. My son has attended this school for many years and this will be his last. The shortcomings of the school are becoming more & more obvious. Please be sure to ask many, many questions when researching this school. It has come to my attention that this school is not accredited. Many kids who have tried to go to public school out of this school have had difficulties being accepted.

Both of my children attend TBTA and have for two years. The academic education is top knotch with teachers that go above and beyond the call of duty to make sure each child succeeds. The small student - teacher ratio makes this a close-knit school! Most importantly the teachers and staff love and serve the Lord; they are at TBTA because of their relationship with God and obedience to Him. They extend that love to their students and partner with parents. It is not just a safe environment, it is God's environment.