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Businiess name:
Round Rock Christian Academy
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Review by:
Jean D.
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Review content:
A corrupt and dangerous environment for children. There's nothing "Christian" about this pervert cult whatsoever, and calling it a "school" is an insult to education itself.
First off, it's an outright scam. The school charges outrageous prices for it's "education" (if you call it that), while most of it goes into the pockets of the administration. Resources and faculty are the absolute worst imaginable.
Second, it's an extremist fundamentalist cult, not a school, much like Scientology. Students are verbally abused and lied to.
For example:
They are taught that evolution is a "New World Order hoax
They taught that they are as bad as rapists and murderers in "God's eyes (a Monday speaker once said this in front of a room for of kids as young as kindergarden).
They are taught that "outsiders" are essentially subhuman and even worth of death. A teacher (Wilma Anders) taught students in "Bible class" that the victims of Hurricane Katrina were "heathens" and deserved it - she also advocated the abolition of the US Constitution, and a return to the Christian version of Sharia Law - which would include stoning rape victims, murdering children for talking back to their parents, and putting to death those who eat shrimp, and work on the Sabbath.
(See www.evilbible.com for the verses she quoted.)
Since the school is an abusive cult, and their cirriculum consists of 90% lies and propaganda, and maybe 10% actual learning, I can't recommend this depraved institution to any parent who DOESN'T want their kid to grow up to be a suicide bomber or serial killer. For the rest of us moral people out there, pick a different school. You'd be safer leaving your kid in the hands of NAMBLA members than sending them to this aberration of a center of learning.
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