In response to Pricilla F…read more Thanks for the positive things you have to say about the school despite what you feel was a safety concern. We reached out to you privately after this review and back in April when the mark appeared, but we feel that a public response is appropriate since you are challenging the integrity of the school's staff in a public forum. We in no way want to diminish your own feelings surrounding the unknown cause of a mark on your child. We know a mother doesn't ever want to think of her child being harmed. We certainly don't want any child to hurt either. A child's well-being is of the utmost importance to the staff and we feel due diligence by the school was taken. Although you declined having a sit-down with the teachers or being seen by a physician, we would still be willing to meet with you any time. We are always looking for ways to better the school so thanks for your feedback.

The mission statement is really good for this school. This is an actual open door school. All…read moreteachers are approachable and courteous. However, I give this place two stars because my toddler (2 y/o) came home with a hand print on the inside of his tight. I decided to take him out of the school because nobody could explain to me what happened, not even the person responsible for changing his diapers. The fact that there was no explanation to this incident made me doubt the integrity of his teacher. It is unfortunate because I liked the school, but I rather focus on my child's safety.

Fusion Autism Center has been essential to helping my son learn and grow. They have taught me how…read moreto better interact with and understand my Neuroatypical child and we wouldn't be going into mainstream kindergarten next year without them. They are excellent with communication and keep our family in the loop. They are also flexible and always willing to work with our schedule. I appreciate everyone at Fusion!

Aba is not good for autistic minds. You can be nice and truly care for these kids, but still cause…read moreanxiety and harm to these children. You can dress up aba, but skinner still remains. Aba forces a child to do activitys they do not like and can be extremely unpleasant for them, they still make them do it. So much so the child trys to escape. If you see a session you will see your childs flight, fight, or freeze warning signs go off. There are better ways to teach autistics. Aba will never be one of them for my child, ever again!!! Look up autistics story's of aba therapy. The aba today is the same, dont let anyone tell you different. Don't believe the crap they sale about we are getting them ready for school. Don't put your child in ABA!!! It is compliance and conversion therapy!!! Woodstock Ga

The time and attention at this daycare is A+. From the directors to the teachers, the staff are…read morevery welcoming and caring. As a new mom it's always a worry when leaving your child in someone else's care but they made the transition seamless as possible. Look no further if you're seeking childcare as this place is heaven sent!

My son is 7 years old, entering the 3rd grade next year. He scored real high on the school…read moreassessment and he really enjoys math problems. I decided to check out mathnasium for him to maintain and get ahead in math. The director explained the program in detail and made it easy to understand. You play a monthly fee and can attend as many times a week for an hour(more time is given to middle/high school students). He is currently enrolled in the 6 month program. Will update my review after the six months are up to see if we could see any improvement.

Absolutely love it. Whatever the methods they are using works. Also helps build child confidence…read more The staff is very involved with how the students are doing. You get a monthly progress report. My child struggled in math and now he loves it and made A honor roll.

I sadly do NOT recommend sensational kids. We have been going there for years started with speech…read moreand added OT. There was an extreme amount of turn over in the first year, it calmed thankfully because my child thrives on stability. At one point my son was pair with someone new to him, this person left him in the bathroom, on the adult potty by himself with the door wide open where anyone could see. She then came outside to tell me he was in the bathroom, I'm like and you are not with him? The lobby is extremely tight and small even at the new location parents are encouraged to wait outside. Anyways I go to him he is crying, scared, pee and poop all over just a hot mess he was 3. I got my child cleaned up and we left. Now I did report this happening and told them to never pair them again. The office moves locations across town making the commute longer from one therapy to another for my family. I tried my best to get him there on time and never miss unless needed. There are times they marked us absent when we were there, times the teachers were changed without my permission or knowledge, times the teachers would go on vacation and we were not notified there would be no one there for him, times I called out ahead of time they still marked us as coming. Make sure to record and document EVERYTHING. My whole family was sick for about 3-4 weeks, I called them multiple times reminding them we were ill, there was one day about 1.5 weeks in I forgot to call to double check it was canceled, in this time they did not get a voice mail I left as well. Just a hot mess. Anyways we go in Monday to start our normal two visits a week, nothing was said. Tuesday I got an email saying my son's spots are no longer available and I must call every week. I called and tried to speak to someone calmly but frankly she had a tone and I was already mad, I said this is bullshit and she wanted to act high and mighty, I told her to remove him from their location and hung up. I also sent an email with no reply here a week later. Frankly his teachers are great and I know he misses them but those front desk people constantly changing and the way they have spoken to me over the last few months leading up to this has been ridiculous. If you like being disrespected this is the place for you. Still highly upset and probably forever will be.

It looks like you have to record yourself while booking appointments, or they might kick you out…read moreunless you pay a fee for supposedly missing an appointment you never agreed to. When she started this therapy, I noticed a ton of negative reviews (I remember being confused about that), so it seems like they've been removing those to make the place look better than it really is. I know I'm not the only one who's had a rough time here, and I definitely won't be the last. The main problem lies with the office itself; the therapists are great, which is why I tried to stick it out, but in the end, it just wasn't worth it.

After 3 seasons and two children, I feel that it is necessary to highlight some serious challenges…read morewithin the ACA program. Since the beginning of this season, my daughter has come home crying on several of occasions complaining about treatment and constant criticism over her performance, by one of the coaches. Initially, I did not take this seriously and chalked it up to her being tired and hormonal, since she is at an age where that is a reality. Her complaints stemmed from being constantly called out for minor things to being humiliated by being told in front of the team that "this or that sucked" about her performance. A recent event, in which this coach was approached by my wife, for a picture of a bid event envelope, at the most recent competition, led to my wife's realization that there may have been truth and tension between the coach and my daughter. The coach flat out refused to show the envelope and allow the picture to be taken, by saying that those were just the scores, because there wasn't any bid. Later we learned from another coach and a picture of another child with the envelope in question that the coach was not truthful. However minor this incident was, it reinforced that a problem was evident. My daughter returned to practice after the competition, she called my wife from practice hysterical because she was being ridiculed and critiqued inappropriately ("Your jumps suck!"). This has been confirmed by other children on the team and their parents. The coaches are immature and not trained to understand how to motivate, coach, and mentor the different age groups. So much so, that when my wife reached out the coach and mentioned her less than honest approach, it resulted in a termination letter. It is for the best, no child deserves to be spoken to and bullied in that way. There was even an earlier incident that took place when she was hit by two coaches with a belt. My son also in the program at the time stopped it. We addressed this with the gym and it was chalked down to being in fun. While the explanation made sense at the time, I question its honesty now. Two years in a row multiple teams have received Summit (National level competition) bids and we have traveled to Orlando. Unfortunately, at that level we quickly realize how non-competitive the program really is. At this competition, like the others, if the team ends early enough, that's it. Regardless of placement, there is not a plan for the next day. This is the time for the entire staff to go out and "party". Day 2 of the competitions, you have hung over coaches that can't wait until the day is over. The Summit happens in the May timeframe. This unfortunately competes with other gym priorities like try-outs for the next season and drumming up business for the next season. The practice schedule doesn't become more intense. The results have been pretty consistently inadequate. Unfortunately, the Augusta area doesn't have too many options for cheer programs. We selected this program due to convenience and proximity. There is another program in the area that seems to have a more adult staff. I am a military member, currently deployed overseas, and will wait until we move to a different duty station to select a program. I will definitely read reviews and hopefully can steer clear of any more of these experiences. Reviews are meant to educate prospective customers with both the good and the bad in order to make an informed decision. If you notice, the Facebook site for ACA does not have a reviews section. Upon receiving a negative review, they omitted that feature.

We just finished our second season at ACA. My daughter has improved in her tumbling, jumps and…read morestunts tremendously due to this program. My daughter lives and breaths cheer. She would live at the gym if we let her. She loves her coaches and her team. She's made friendships I hope will last for a long time. This gym has really made us feel like family. We have literally lived all over the world and my daughter has never been so engaged in anything like she is with this program. Rachel and Coach K are awesome. You can tell they really care about their athletes and are invested in their success. She's also worked with Robert and Chase for tumbling and they've really pushed her to be her best. She's recently started taking a jumps class and I've already seen improvement after one month. If you're looking to improve your athletes skills this is definitely the right place.

Most amazing experience with the most amazing teachers in life you'll ever encounter with the most…read moreunconditional kind hearts. With out a doubt Gods disciples all of them. I can honestly say I would not still be breathing life without all of these amazing teachers.

Megiddo helped me get a job. It's not an easy program but they know what they are doing.read more

CT Walker is a public magnet school serving children in grade k-8…read more Students audition for a spot. Four year olds take a kindergarten readiness test, transfer students must be on grade level in reading and math. Students and parents sign a contract that states the student will follow the rules and complete all schoolwork. This school requires parental support. The expectations are high, and the academics are rigorous. Children learn, the teachers don't have to waste instruction time on disciplining behavior problems. Children who choose to misbehave are returned to their zoned school. CTWalker has a family atmosphere, parents are welcomed, the PTO is active, the teachers are excellent and the principal rocks! In addition to academics, Walker offers PE, drama, music and art. elementary students have recess daily.