North Texas Collegiate Academy-North Campus

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NTxCA North Campus not only provides a conducive learning environment but a community of educators who are passionate about their jobs and are always willing to help each learner on an individual level.

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Posted: November 15, 2023

The North Campus is a cruel joke for students that need help in special education and the teachers aside from maybe a small few actually care. Their huge "love first teach second" is a joke.

Children are bullied daily there with no repercussions when talking to the principal. The principal is brash, unfeeling, and has no idea how to talk to parents nor the students.

Some of these "teachers" do not even have teaching degrees. They were hired for a different position then forced into the classroom.

The only thing I can say is there are a select few professionals at this school that do care. That go above and beyond for the children and show they love them. The issue is they are drowned out by the administration, and by that I mean the principal and superintendent, that do not care. They only care about the numbers and money.

This will be the last year my children attend this school.

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Posted: November 7, 2023

This school has been wonderful! They have a food pantry, free breakfast and lunch for all students. Free after school care, free mental health therapy. We took our granddaughters out of the Denton school district because we felt they weren’t learning. This school has taught them so much. Their motto of Love first teach second is totally true!

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Posted: May 13, 2015

What I've experience as a parent is poor curriculum, most of the teachers , with an exception of 2 are not really concerned including the principal. The impression I've perceived that it's targeted toward problem children with no where to go , it's very misleading . There's no motivation as to gearing your child's intellect . It gives me the impression of foster children with no where else to go . We've experience several teachers degrading students by character as well as physical disabilities . It's been directed to the principal, yet no reprimanding , it's almost as if the children have no say at all in any manner , it's simply just a easy way to produce income. I really question the staff in general as well as the cafeteria staff . My children often complain about the cafeteria server not washing his or hers hands nor wearing gloves picking his hair sometimes his nose , often sores with scabs . My children will not attend the upcoming year, and I pray you think twice and give it a lot of thought before enrolling your child .

Posted: December 14, 2014

This school is a joke run by a superintendent with a doctorate from an unaccredited university, an uncertified principal and teachers who are unable to attain their teacher certification. My child was not only a grade level behind when I finally removed her from this hellhole, but she was also emotionally scarred from the bullying that was never handled by the principal or higher level administration. It went on for months with no punishment for the bully before I finally said enough. They don't care about teaching kids at this horrible place-they only care about how much money your kid can make them. Your kid is better off being homeschooled than being subjected to this poor excuse for a school.

Posted: September 1, 2012

Great new principal this year and she's off to a fantastic start! The school was a bit disorganized for the first 3 years we were there. But the benefits outweighed the negatives, so we have stayed around. I'm glad Dr. Stanley, the superintendent, is so active at the campus and the new principal, Mrs. Tarraba, is so professional and caring. Things are so different this year in a good way!

Posted: August 29, 2011

It didn't work for one son who was bullied. Nothing was done until he got mad. And then the principal was too busy sorting cookie dough to help or get to the bottom of the problem. Doing much better at public school. Some of the teachers are wonderful, Mr Ralph, Mrs. Weathers, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Devers, Mr. Caughlin. The rest ?????

Posted: May 25, 2011

I moved my son to this school after failing miserably in Denton ISD Middle School. Within the first 3 weeks I could see the confidence in my son soar, as well as his grades. The communication between the teacher and I is better than what I was receiving previously too. My son will be returning for 7th grade and I am considering sending my 8 year old here when it's time to transition him to middle school. There are sports, tutoring, dances, etc. so I don't feel my son is missing out on anything extra-curricular.

Posted: January 1, 2011

My daughter has attened this school, after attending Evers Park for Kindergarten. With in two months of being in this first grade class with Mrs. Devers, her reading skills have doubled. Her hand writing has greatly improved and she gets so much more out of the same ciriculuum as public school. The classes are so much smaller, and because they enforce personal responsiblity for lessons and homework, my daughter is really excelling. I could not believe how much she can read now, new books, and just loves the library because now sh eknows phonics and constructing words. She was even showing me digraph and trigraph phonic sounds. My daughter has made great friends and really likes the integration of the other grades. First Grade gets 5 stars for me.