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Spring Creek Academy, a school for the gifted, talented, and highly motivated.
We are fully accredited by the state of Texas, educating grades 2-12.
Our goal is to provide a learning environment conducive to success with class size's averaging 8 qualified students.
Spring Creek Academy aims to recruit students gifted in athletics, the arts and other worthy pursuits that set the student apart as a high achieving student that is self motivated, or academically gifted students requiring advanced learning and smaller class sizes.
What is the acceptance rate of Spring Creek Academy?
The acceptance rate of Spring Creek Academy is 30%, which is lower than the national average of 83%. Spring Creek Academy's acceptance rate is ranked among the top private schools in Texas with low acceptance rates.
Grades: K-12 | 43 students5.8 miles 1221 W Campbell Rd, # 209 Richardson, TX 75080 (972) 516-8844
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School Reviews
55/25/2021
Spring Creek Academy is a hidden gem. The school provides high-quality education, while allowing the flexibility for students to pursue their extracurricular activities and outside endeavors. The administration and staff are fully dedicated to student success in the classroom. Although it is a shortened school day, student connectivity and engagement are not lacking. I highly recommend Spring Creek Academy to families that are seeking a school that prioritizes academics, yet nurtures their students' unique ambitions outside the classroom. - Parent of a Spring Creek Academy graduate
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