I personally have been sending my son to foundations for the past year. He goes two days a week and…read morehas progressed consistently from a development standpoint. Ms. Kimmy and Ms. MiMi have really be great - always caring for my son with a passion and being willing to talk to me or my husband about any questions or concerns we have. The Director, Nicole, is very responsive and always willing to connect on anything. They all have made us feel warm and welcome, which goes far for my family.

Inclusive learning environments for children with Autism are not provided. Staff lacks proper…read moreinclusion training.

2nd grade: Good 3rd grade: Good…read more4th grade: Eh 5th grade: Horrible Some teachers aren't too pleasant... 5th grade was hard for me because of the teachers making it hard for me to enjoy doing my work, I'd rather break my leg than repeat all that. A teacher got mad at someone for saying "This sucks" even though it was not directed to anyone or anyone's feelings. My teacher told me to stop acting like a "baby" and scolded my medical condition an "distraction" before class even started... There is a lot of flaws in this school making me empty inside and worthless. I wish I went to a different school instead

As an alumna of NCCS, I can confidently say the school not only prepared me academically for…read morecollege and adulthood, but genuinely equipped me for life. The teachers and staff cared deeply about their students and constantly went above and beyond to support, encourage, and challenge us. I'm incredibly grateful for the environment they created. I always felt pushed to do my best while also feeling known and valued as an individual. The faculty invested so much of themselves into their students, and it showed in everything from the classroom experience to the relationships they built with us personally. As an adult now, I realize and admire how much the school emphasized character, faith, leadership, and integrity alongside academics. The lessons I learned extended far beyond my time there. No school is perfect, but I can honestly say my experience was overwhelmingly positive, and I will always be thankful for the teachers, mentors, and friends who made those years so meaningful. This school gave me a strong foundation and prepared me well for the next stage of life.

I spent three years at that school, and over time I built a reputation as the "bad kid." By 8th…read moregrade, I had completely turned things around. I didn't get in trouble a single time. Then I got suspended over something unbelievably minor. I threw leaves at my friends while we were walking outside, and later I gulped while my principal was talking, which they took as disrespect. That was enough to suspend me. After that, I found out my history teacher was telling other people about my suspension. I sent a respectful email asking one simple thing: "Please do not tell others about my suspension." The day I was supposed to come back, instead of letting me return, they called my family into a meeting and told us I was being expelled. During that meeting, they lied to my parents about what my email said. Then they made me leave the room and proceeded to yell at my mom while she begged them for one more chance. What makes this even harder to understand is that this was a Christian school. Christianity teaches forgiveness, grace, mercy, and second chances. Jesus forgave people who had made far greater mistakes than I ever did. Yet when I finally changed, none of that seemed to matter. They judged me by who I used to be instead of who I had become. That experience changed the way I looked at Christianity--not because of Christ, but because of the people who claimed to represent Him. If you're going to call yourself a Christian school, then live like Christ. Don't preach forgiveness while refusing to practice it. Don't talk about grace while holding someone's past against them. What happened to me wasn't Christ-like, and I'll never forget it.

I have had nothing but wonderful experiences at the school. My husband and I have our two sons…read morehere, both require special education services. The SSA, has bent over backwards to accommodate our son's needs. The teachers, therapists, nurses, and all the other staff, love the kids and are committed to their holistic welfare, which is important when working with a population that is varied developmentally, medically and socially. The principal is full of energy and life, and takes time to get to know the children. It is a special place with wonderful people!

I love this daycare. I never worry about my daughter when she's in their care; Ms. Hiba and Ms…read more Nilajah are amazing with my daughter. They are patient and delightful. If I have anything I want to discuss with them, they are very receptive and easy to talk to. I couldn't ask for better teachers for my four-year-old. Tiffany runs the daycare and is just as wonderful as the teachers. Tiffany is always there with a smile and an understanding ear if I need anything. She calls and updates me on everything so I can take advantage of everything necessary. Taylor is also very sweet; she always helps out with the infants. They love her. She greets me with a smile every time I see her! Everyone here is like a family; don't hesitate to join it...

My second daughter just finished Pre-K at MVP and both of my girls are now enrolled in the Summer…read moreCamp. They absolutely love it. I'm still absolutely in love with the center and staff. Best daycare in Acworth/Kennesaw - hands down.

Bad,bad I used the be a former student there and it was the worse experience ever, let me give you…read morean example what the school looked like. So there were three groups, mean,nice,and weird. And the school says that bullying is not allowed but it doesn't seem that way at all so please do not your kid here I'm begging you nobody go through what I had to go through at all

My daughter absolutely loves her school! Best teachers and staff on board. I'm very pleased with ET…read moreBooth Middle

I used to be a student at this school and what can I say, many reasons on why I left this school…read more They say "they care about bullying and will not be tolerated." but really they don't, they don't do shit for anyone who's being bullied. Someone I used to know was bullied lots, and parents had to call administrators over and over, and they would never do anything, even though they said they would "take care of it." They could use some more cleaning, I got terribly sick almost every month due to their lack of cleaning. Often saw cockroaches crawling behind the bathrooms signs, and there would be cockroaches crawling all over the walls. Teachers were Ok. Bathrooms were pretty trashed, like they hadn't been cleaned in years. Clubs were fun. In conclusion, I wish I would've left sooner Sorry if this seems harsh, but it's my honest review.

I hate this school. They made us do a fundraiser and said that they would do what we raised money…read morefor after we graduated from elementary school. The principal is biased, and Mr. Plunkert is biased too. He let kids sleep in class because they played football and liked the same team, he did. (Side note: he sucked) I don't recommend this school.

Pretty good school me and my sister both went there. The janitors work hard and are very nice. The…read morelunch people are very nice. The food was average school food. The teachers where amazing some of the best teachers I have ever had. The administration was not as good sadly. Bully's where able to get away with murder figuratively speaking. Other than that great school