Peoria Academy

Peoria academy is a very good school. They have pre-​k through 8^th grade, though. The teachers are all very friendly and it is a very tight-​knit group of friends most of the time. Yes, it costs money, but that is because it is way better than any public school. They offer many extracurriculars and a block schedule, which is very helpful.
The reason I did not give it five stars is because there is no band. There is, however, guitar, orchestra, private instrument lessons, many opportunities to participate in sports, and a lot of other fun extracurriculars.
Sources: I am a student and before that I went to summer camp there.
It has improved a lot since 07 and some people just get bad experiences. A lot of students like Peoria academy.
There are a lot of field trip opportunities.

You don’t have the rights to erase my comment. Trying to attract customer by deleting my comments. I am newspaper journalist who writes editorial on Newspapers and If you delete this comment I will tell about your school on my newspaper. This school is horrible. The teachers try to find fault with you if you get a c or below. If I can rate this school zero stars I would. The principal may act nice with you but when it comes to grades he will be very rude and try to suspend your child. He will have a meeting with you and would not help you and demote your child and send him to disability program. He does not have any degrees and will try to tell your child has ADHD and behave that he is a doctor. My child was put down and bullied by teachers and parents of the school comparing to other kids. They repeated my child because he was failing in math and they even lied that he need testing at a mental hospital.

If you want an expensive private school that is run like a government school and staffed with people cast in the government school mold, then this is the place for you. It is not what we were hoping. We expect private schools to be customer focused, flexible and forward thinking. This one is myopic, rigid and dismissive of the customer’s desires. I can get that kind of treatment from the government schools my taxes already pay for, why pay more to get the same lame treatment from an arrogant private school?