Aryen and Camryn’s enrollment at West Dallas Community School has been a God-send.  Their journey began as an answer to many prayers for a safe, loving, faith-based and academically strong environment where they would grow and thrive in a system of shared values similar to ones they’d experienced at home. Both children faced neurological difficulties with epilepsy throughout their time in primary school and the West Dallas staff handled their differences with grace, love, support, and care. Not only did the Ross children learn to cope with the learning challenges, social difficulties, and medical implications, but they thrived and excelled as students at West Dallas. We will forever to be grateful to God for leading us into this partnership with West Dallas Community School, and appreciative to the administration, staff, students, parents and volunteers who have thoughtfully poured into the lives of our children and helped shape them into the beautiful, brilliant, and Godly young man and woman that they have become.

- Candice Ross, Aryen’s mother

Cynthia and Victoria’s adoptive parents enrolled the girls at their local public school at ages four and six, but found that they were not receiving the attention and emotional care that they needed. After much prayer, they found West Dallas Community School through an internet search and decided to apply and enroll the girls. “After a few months of school, our daughters began flourishing in all areas of their lives – in school and at home,” shared the girls’ parents. “People often ask where Cynthia and Victoria go to school because of their high level of vocabulary and the way they carry themselves with confidence and joy. We are so grateful for the way West Dallas Community School cares for the whole child with love and compassion.”

God, in His perfect timing, led us to West Dallas Community School. From our very first meeting with the admissions director, we knew this was home. Our daughter found her place quickly, making friends, feeling safe, and stepping into an environment where her heart and mind could flourish. We are deeply grateful not only for the financial support that made this journey possible, but for the teachers, staff, and administration who embody Christ's love daily. Their faithfulness shapes not just the minds of students, but their souls. For families like ours, every lesson, every smile, every prayer whispered over our children is a reminder that we are not just sending our daughter to school... we are partnering with a ministry that is impacting generations.

- Roscelee Lubina, Evie’s mother