Frequently Asked Questions
It is the goal of CREō staff to be transparent and maintain open lines of communication with the parents of our students. Below is a list of commonly asked questions. If you have other questions, do not hesitate to contact us.
Questions
No, students do not wear uniforms. However, there is a dress code similar to that of the surrounding public schools.
The staff at CREO painstakingly selects the curriculum for each grade each year to ensure every school year begins with the best possible educational blueprint.
Currently, we have K4-8th grade.
We only offer high school classes when there is sufficient demand to justify the cost of hiring additional teachers. This typically occurs when a class progresses through the grades and the majority of students commit to staying at Creo for their high school years. A minimum number of enrolled students is required to ensure the classes are viable.
Yes, CREO is accredited through the National Association of Private Schools.
Questions
Do CREO students wear uniforms?
No, students do not wear uniforms. However, there is a dress code similar to that of the surrounding public schools.
What type of curriculum do you use?
The staff at CREO painstakingly selects the curriculum for each grade each year to ensure every school year begins with the best possible educational blueprint.
What grades do you offer?
Currently, we have K4-8th grade.
Do you offer high school?
We only offer high school classes when there is sufficient demand to justify the cost of hiring additional teachers. This typically occurs when a class progresses through the grades and the majority of students commit to staying at Creo for their high school years. A minimum number of enrolled students is required to ensure the classes are viable.
Is CREO accredited?
Yes, CREO is accredited through the National Association of Private Schools.
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Emily Burleson | two children at CREō
I am beyond pleased with all my children have learned in all areas, but particularly in Bible. I have a masters degree in theology and yet it is my children – not I – who can, for example, verbally trace the Israelites’ every step from Ur to Jerusalem without pause! What makes me happiest at the end of every day, however, is that my children LAUGH at school – a lot. Besides being dedicated, compassionate and qualified, the leaders at CREō are just really, really funny and full of joy and wit. Every single day, my children reap the benefits of such abundant joy, and as a parent, I cannot be more thankful. If my children come away from CREō having acquired even a few of the traits of their leaders, choosing CREō will be among our wisest and most fruitful decisions.
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Dave Dowdy | two children at CREō
When I visited the school, just walking in the door, I was sold. There was an instantaneous warm feeling. My children are now in their second year at CREō. The curriculum has been challenging but not overbearing. The teachers are fair and approachable. They are honest with parents about student progress. With classroom size being small, the students get close attention and excellent instruction from the teachers. At the end of the school week, all kids help put away the tables and chairs, sweep the area and gather all the week's trash. It seemed strange at first, but after a few weeks, the kids had this routine down to under 10 minutes. I love the combination of academics and responsibility.
