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Parent's Praise
In response
to the most recent parent satisfaction survey of the Collegiate
High School, 99% of parent respondents rated the Collegiate High
School overall quality of instruction as satisfactory or higher
and 98% of parent respondents rated the degree to which the Collegiate
High School met their expectations as satisfactory or higher. A
sample of parent comments is noted below.
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"Perfection
in a school . . . no kidding!"
Ken
Pickler, Niceville |
"The
experience and education gained at such an early age is priceless."
Robert
K. Downing, Eglin AFB |
"To
get the best available academic courses and educational instruction
in Okaloosa County. . . send your child to the Collegiate High
School."
Terry
Epps, Shalimar |
"The
students are treated as adults and they respond with maturity.
. . The rigor of the class environment reflects the real world
. . . they also have fun. There is a terrific support system
in place to help students . . . tutoring is available and very
much encouraged, mentorship is a bedrock of the environment
and I can't say enough about the enthusiasm and passion of the
instructors . . ."
Pat
Connolly, Crestview |
| "In
traditions school settings, it was obvious that our daughter
was not being challenged academically . . . she was quite literally
bored. The Collegiate High School provided an environment where
. . . our daughter was always excited to be at school because
there was always a member of the faculty or staff challenging
her to learn more, think out of the box, or explore new concepts/ideas.
In addition to her desire for learning being reignited, she
became much more confident and sure of her self in a college
environment. She was also exposed to many new concepts and ideas
that would have been unavailable to her elsewhere as a high
school student. They opened her to a whole new set of possibilities
for the future. She has also learned how to have a meaningful
discussion/debate with her professors over the merits of a subject.
The significant
emphasis on reading and grammar skills far exceeds what you
typically see in a traditional high school . . . The continued
reemphasis was vitally important in establishing an edge for
the future. She is currently a freshman at Cedarville University
in Ohio. With the transfer of the credits she earned at CHS,
she is an academic junior. You should send your child to the
Collegiate High School to develop and increase the critical
thinking, problem solving and communication abilities of your
child in an academically diverse, yet rigorous, college level
environment where every student has a name and every teacher/faculty
member cares for the success of that student as if it were
their own child."
Donna
Farrell, Niceville |
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