Tri-City Christian High School

I attended this school from kindergarten to 8^th grade where I switched to a public middle school a couple months into my 8^th grade school year. I would never send my child to this school and for many reasons. If you are a middle class family think twice Tri City Christian. I always felt like I wasn’t as cool as the other kids because my family didn’t have brand new cars or name brand shoes. Even from elementary school the kids are very clicky and treat you as «second class» if you’re not in the elite group. This school is supposed to teach Christian values but it actually turned me away from religion at one point. I was told at a young age that if I wasn’t a good kid and I didn’t obey correctly that I wouldn’t be as close to God in Heaven! Who in they’re right mind tells a kid that and expects them to respect and listen to them? I had an extremely mentally unstable 4^th grade teacher (Ms. Cooper) who would randomly start crying while teaching class. She also would talk to another student who had family problems and cry with him in the back of the class. Weird to say the least and not my idea of a quality education. When I got to the «high school» campus the principle seemed as if he had nothing better to than to get me and my friends in trouble for ridiculous reasons. They kids at that grade level would tattle tale and tell on you. They could not deal with anything on their own. I was tired of the atmosphere and the way I was treated and that’s why I decided to switch to Lincoln Middle School in Oceanside. My friend and I both switched at the same time because we both were experiencing the same issues and our parents were tired of it as well. I was so much happier at «public school». The teachers and students would always talk about how «public school kids» carried around knives and would beat you up if you were Christian. Everyone at public school was down to earth and I never had any problems with bullying. I found that public school was also more challenging that Tri City Christian and better prepared me for the real world and life after high school. After finishing 8^th grade at Lincoln, I attended and graduated from Oceanside High. A great school which was made to seem like a prison from everyone at Tri City. I just wanted to share my experience at this place and would NEVER recommend it to anyone! I wish my parents would have saved their money all of those years.

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