My grandsons attended this school and I thought it would be great for them, my oldest is four and…read morehe was in my opinion bullied by the four women in the office, none of them have ANY children of their on btw, he was sent to the office for random things that normal little boys do, made him feel belittled and insecure, he was having breakdowns in the office knowing he was going to be sent home, he was saying he didn't want to be bad, he wanted to stay, they even called once because a cup of his was accidentally thrown in the trash can, the teachers seemed concerned enough over the office staff that they exchanged personal phone numbers with my daughter in law, my daughter in law was being called nearly daily with total nonsense from these women, after about a month of this insanity my daughter in law was crying on a daily basis from these women continued stress, we checked with a Christian school nearby and he has been there about four months and has had zero issues, absolutely nothing, we found out these women are partial to female students and any male student that acts like a male is put into a very bad category, we also found out that several female students left because their mothers saw how things are ran there even though their children was not discriminated against, they are now at the same Christian school, one of the mothers is very intelligent and in the medical profession, so she has plenty of common sense so she figured things out rather quickly, the teachers were nice but they go through them quickly, the teachers also do not care for these women in the office, several were kind enough to let us know it wasn't my grandson but the other way around, my grandson went through thousands of dollars worth of testing by professionals to tell us his IQ was over 135, and he was very distracted, so the Doctor suggested it is even higher than that, how disappointing to know these people that run the show are in charge of taking tiny children's self esteem away and make them feel inferior, crying all the time, saying people don't like him, he's four years old, no child of any age should have to go through this, male or female, save yourself some time and your child's feelings and enroll them somewhere else, these babies are precious and deserve better...

I cant say enough good things about both of my daughters experiences at Dunwoody Prep. The teachers…read moreand staff are absolutely phenomenal. It was like a second home for our girls. Everyone is very nurturing, caring, and warm. The teachers and staff are like family to us. My girls were so well prepared for kindergarten and have such a good foundation for their future education. The entire staff came together during the COVID-19 pandemic and set up a virtual pod for elementary school aged students. It was a godsend for our daughter and for us. She was able to be in a school setting and have some normalcy related to school despite COVID. She also developed some incredible friendships during that time. The other parents and families are wonderful and very down to earth . I feel so fortunate that we were able to be a part of the DP community for over 4 years. I miss it!

I actually went to children's academy in 98 and obviously was unable to leave or even understand…read morethe concept of a review. I say all that to say, every terrible piece of childhood lore I have has taken place at Children's Academy. The teachers at the time showed very little regard for the wellbeing of the kids. As a matter of fact (this is just one instance) a kid tried to drown me on a field trip and the teachers unanimously decided I was lying. A kid showed me his nether region--they told me I was lying. I told them they didn't give me any orange slices during snack time when everybody else had them--they said I was lying. If I ever see Ms. Kim or Ms. Tan there will be problems. I mean on the bright side, I took a picture with a pony...although that's when we found out I was allergic but whatever the pic was cute I guess.

I love this daycare. They take such great care of my little one. Lauren runs the center and she's…read morealways on site, kind, and helpful. The kids all seem to be engaged throughout the day with different activities. Each age group has their own outdoor area. They have themed weeks regularly, which is fun for everyone. The staff are all friendly and professional. Also, they don't follow the school schedules so they are open almost every day with the exception of federal holidays. I really like that there is flexibility in drop off times instead of a 30-minute or 1 hour window. I plan on keeping my little here until he ages out. Highly recommend!

I looked at a lot of daycares before I settled on this one. As soon as I walked in, I knew it was…read morethe right place for my child. It may not be the most modern of facilities, but the teachers love the children and take excellent care of them. Besides my first day dropping her off there (really, who isn't worried/sad that first day?!), I've never once felt worried about my child when she's in their care. I especially appreciated all the guidance the infant caregivers gave me that first year. Being a first time mom, I really didn't know when my child could or should do certain things---even little stuff, like eating Cheerios or drinking out of a sippy cup. They really helped me feel confident in letting my daughter experience new things and help her reach milestones. I love the daily report they provide me regarding activities, feedings, naps, and changings. It really helps me know what she's been up to and what I might expect from her the rest of the day. She has so much fun there now that she's a toddler. I often can't even get her to leave at the end of the day because she's too busy playing or showing me something new in her room. Then she wants to hug every teacher and administrator before we make our way out of the facility. As with any daycare, your child must adapt to the routine. Fortunately, the teachers have a lot of experience and will spend extra time with children as they make transitions to new rooms and new routines. I also really like the playground for the little kids and separate one for the bigger kids. They both appear to be very safe and don't offer anything too tall to climb on (or possibly fall off of). Weather permitting, the kids get to go out there twice a day and burn off some energy. And in the summer, they get to have "water play" once a week to help with sensory experiences and just have some fun. The best part is that the teachers take photos of the kids and will post them in the rooms and then give them to you. It really is like one big family there. Good hygiene also seem to be followed here. Gloves are used for all diaper changes and children's hands are washed as soon as they arrive--even for all the infants. My daughter has barely been sick since starting there, minus runny noses (to be expected). I also see them cleaning all the rooms each day, wiping clean tables, sweeping floors, and vacuuming rugs (which they also don't allow people to walk on with shoes in the baby room). I could go on and on about this place and what a great experience it has been for us so far. If you live or work near this daycare, I strongly suggest you check it out.

Had the worst experience at Brookhaven Christian Church CDC. The facilities are very untidy. The…read moredirector Della is very loud and disrespectful. Each encounter I had with her if there was an issue, she initiated the conversation with an insult. The infant room is great and has wonderful care givers. The transitional process from infant to toddler room is horrible. My son was 11 months when they decide to transition him from the infant room to toddler room. They expect an 11 month old to do the same things as a 2 year old. My son was not being properly fed. The main reason was that they were too lazy to give him a warm bottle and they were too cheap to provide a small fridge and microwave in the toddle room. My son was not taking well to cold bottles, Della and staff felt it was only right to keep him on cold bottles after they observe that he isn't drinking the cold milk that they were providing. My son typically drinks 8oz every 3 hours. On his daily activity sheet, he would only have 2oz per feeding. They observed this and blamed my wife and I for not giving him cold bottles as they do at the daycare. If an eleven month old baby that isn't drinking cold milk how can you force him to???He has to be fed one way or the other which they refused to do. Everyday I picked him up from daycare he would cry the whole care ride home, when I got him in the house he would suck down up to 160z in one settings which isn't typical. we were excuse of having my son attend the daycare on the morning of a meeting my wife and I were to have with the Daycare. No forewarning or lead time to find another facilities. I previously discussed giving us 30 days to move on which they agreed to. This is something they will ask for from the parent as well if you decide to leave. Their reason for excusing us was because they can not provide 8oz of warm milk per feeding. By law you can request your child to be on a certain eating regiment. Della, Mary and Velina does not care about the well being of your child. Also they allow anyone to walk to into the rooms where the kids are kept. There are children crawling around dirty floors which everyone walk on. My child was constantly sick which I get but to come home with HAND FOOT MOUTH Disease. Read up on what that is, it comes from uncleanliness. They also do not care to change your kids clothes if they are dirty. They bring your kids to their play ground and do not take the time to take the wood chips and sand out of their shoes. Asking for my child to have warm bottles and to keep him as clean as possible was too much to ask for. I know finding a Daycare is hard and sadly you have to take what you can get. But if you do choose this Daycare please Voice your opinion on the care of your child. I've spoke to other parents who had similar the experience and they weren't as vocal about the care of their child. This facility can not continue with sub par care of kids. They do not deserve it!!!!!! I hope management is changed!!!

I love the people of Endeavor, they are amazing and truly care about the kids…read more I know they probably do not control the prices, but the pricing is insane. We knew going into this that it was expensive, but what we didn't realize is that for the VERY high price, there are still so many HIDDEN FEES! My son was there for 6 months (started in January) and we were charged $600 for a mat and activity fee. He was 6 months old.. had been there for not even a year, and our first "mat fee" was FREE. Not to mention infants have the highest tuition and it was still on us to provide their food - and i dont mean bottles - i mean snacks, baby food.. I didn't even realize that food was BARE mimimum ! If you have the money and are willing, it's 100% worth it, but if you are a working parent who doesn't have a ton of excess money, go somewhere else. They will charge you an arm and a leg. Talking from experience.

We have had at least 1 child at Endeavor for the last 4+ years. We have seen some big and some…read moreungraceful changes in school leadership and staff. However, the school seems to have found its stride, and we LOVE our kid's classes! And the kids love their classes and teachers too. We are thankful for this school and looking forward to next year!

My daughter is adopted and we literally had no time to plan for daycare. We got a call on a Monday…read morethat she was being born that night. Most places in Atlanta have LONG wait lists. I was told everywhere from 9 months to 1.5 years. Because we didn't have 7-9 months to plan for a baby coming, our options were limited. My daughter started going here when she was 7 weeks old and she went until she was 11 months when we moved to NYC. The teachers were really great and my daughter seemed to really like it and didn't seem adverse to going. We stayed in NY for a year and when we got back, we enrolled her again. She loves her teachers. She talks about them all the time. The people who work here seem to really care about the kids. I also like the fact that everyone who works there knows the kids names even if they aren't in that class (pre k teachers knowing 2 year olds). The place is really clean and that's also important. The price is also fairly economical (compared to a lot of other places I had talked to) which helps. They only seem to have waiting lists for Pre K, but for infants and toddlers, they have an extra room so if they need to open it up to fix the teacher/student ratio they do.

We have twins in the infant stage and they are doing great here. It was hard to find a daycare…read moreclose by that could get both boys in at the same time. Here they had no wait and the boys were able to start at a moments notice. The staff goes out of their way to help me bring the boys into the building in the morning and out to the car again when I pick them up. With the cold weather it's been so helpful and I appreciate them greatly. Not sure how many places would do that. The daycare thing is pretty new to us and leaving the boys for the first time was a bit nerve racking but now I know, with no doubt, that they are at one of the best Centers in town.

My son goes here for preschool. We researched a lot of schools and none of them matched what we…read morehave found at CTK. The price per month is fair and unbeatable. The teacher to student ratio is so great and the teachers really love their students. I could go on and on about how wonderful the whole school is!! If you're looking for a great place for your children, CTK preschool is the perfect place!

This is an amazing preschool! Both of my kids went here and they loved it! The teachers are very…read morecaring and make learning so much fun! They have many years of experience. The teacher assistants are all moms and are great with the kids. My daughter attended 2 and half years here and was well prepared for Kindergarten. All of the teachers knew her name and continued to ask about after she left. My son couldn't wait to get out of the car when the teachers would pick him up during morning carpool. Along with basic curriculum, they teach music, art and science. The school is fairly big with a play ground and a large playroom filled with equipment for rainy days. The tuition is very reasonable. They are very respectful of other religions and cultures. Do yourself a favor and send your kids here. You won't regret it!

We enrolled at Crème de la Crème with high hopes, but the experience turned out to be deeply…read moredisappointing. The teachers rarely shared any photos or updates about what the children were doing at school through the app. When we asked about this, the front desk staff told us it was due to poor internet connection--which is simply unacceptable. We are paying $2,300 per month, yet they can't even fix the Wi-Fi? In our very first week, we noticed two nail marks under our child's arm, but the daycare gave us no explanation or response. Additionally, some of the teachers asked about parents' professions, which felt intrusive and made us uncomfortable. The children were given large amounts of snacks every day, which resulted in our son not eating properly at home. And what they advertised as "computer class" was actually just a group of kids sitting together watching cartoons while the teacher was on her phone. Overall, we are extremely disappointed with the experience.

I love this place. I have three children here and every day they are happy and excited to go to…read moreschool. The teachers there love and care for my children as if they are their own and they have truly become a part of our family. I would not be able to survive without the love and support of these humans!

I want to start off by recognizing that Goddard Chamblee has some amazing people on staff. I want…read moreto thank those people for doing their best to give my child a good experience. After ~2 years, I would say that I have been satisfied with my experience about 50% of the time enrolled and I am exploring new options for my children. Reasoning follows: 1. Staffing: constant turnover and short staffing lead inadequate teacher:child ratios. You will end up dropping off/picking up your child from different rooms and different faces frequently. Administration will not communicate staffing changes and deceptively leave up pictures of former staff on classroom boards. 2. Cleanliness: the 1-2 year old classroom has glue coming through the floorboards. It has been 6 months since first reported with no remedy. Do you want your kids crawling on this floor? (See picture). If you open the refrigerators or look in drawers or cabinets, you will be disgusted. Too many of the toys and books in the rooms are in very poor condition. 3. Learning Environment: It is difficult to provide a consistently rich learning environment when constantly short staffed and rotating through new faces. 4. Owner: She is rarely present except for when she is asking you for more money for one of her charitable tax write off initiatives.

In February of this year, my son was enrolled in a different school. During his first week, he got…read moresick, and truly never got better. After two months attending, we found out his hearing was temporarily affected from the fluid in his ears and he was scheduled for tubes surgery. Unfortunately because of the sickness, he only spent two full weeks in school out of the two months period. Before the tubes were even put into place, my son was kicked out of the school with teachers claiming he was possibly autistic and more than they could handle. I came to Goddard Chamblee with paperwork in hand that the previous school handed me with my tail tucked between my legs also terrified that they would agree and turn my son away. After a quick discussion and a glance at the paperwork, they agreed that no child should ever be left behind and that the previous school didn't even give my son a chance. My son has now been enrolled at Goddard Chamblee for two months and has hit more milestones and thriving more than he ever has anywhere else. The teachers are so loving, nurturing, and patient. They work with my son to ensure he's truly a part of the class and I can tell they genuinely care about him. Words cannot express how thankful I am for Goddard Chamblee. And special shoutout to Ms. Wendy who truly makes his classroom seem like home.