Love the school- focuses on learning. My grandchild goes here and absolutely loves it.read more

THE BEST A wonderful Blessing in our community. I was in search of daycare services for my…read moregrandbaby and was lead to this Gem. Family owned and operated with professional care none if these franchise daycares seem to offer. I walked into the clean loving and beautiful educational environments and knew instantly this was her new home. Within a week if her attending my intuition was absolutely correct.

Absolutely wonderful experience - this school and the teachers and the purpose and mission of their…read moreprograms are just what we wanted and hoped for.

Great preschool right off the Marietta Square. Great outdoor activities, great staff, and…read morewonderful kids. Reggio themed curriculum.

I have 2 children here. My oldest runs into class everyday and learns so much. I truly attest that…read moreto school. The infant classroom is outstanding. The 2 teachers Ms Keely and Mrs Sarah rock it. I wish the ratio was smaller but given what they have, they're outstanding and have that room well under control. They send me an update almost every 30 minutes of the baby's status: pictures, naps, feeds, and are great at messaging in the app immediately. No place is perfect. I wish staff was more consistent and the outdoor playground amenities were better but at the end of the day, I do recommend this place and know my children are safe and loved.

Overall, we've been very happy with the experience at LSP Roswell. The teachers and staff seemed to…read moretruly care about our daughter (and all kids). While a couple of issues have come up during our tenure there, we have to give credit to the Admin as they have always been quick to address and taken any of our concerns seriously. Most importantly, our daughter is happy there!

I'm a proud alma mater of this school I went here 11 years ago, and the teachers were nice and…read moresupportive, and I had a lot of fun. Towards the end of the school year, they had a water park and had everyone who brought a bathing suit to play in their water park, and it was a lot nostalgia that came from this place . This is a nice place to send your children and you'll find that fun would always come from this place.

Perfect school for my daughter with the best staff. Every child in my family has went to West Cobb…read morePrep Academy and when I say the staff has remained the same as far as their attitude and eagerness to work with our children it's so amazing to me. I'm so grateful for them and their hard work and commitment towards each and every child that attends here!

Our family attended Compass for several years, and we had an amazing experience. Jeena and the…read moreCompass team are exceptional. The thoughtful and well planned activities helped the girls learn and grow while having fun! Our girls still come back for summer camp because they love it so much! We highly recommend Compass to any family looking for a nurturing and fun environment for their children.

Compass academy has been such a wonderful place for our daughter. The staff is amazing and the our…read morechild is learning SO MUCH! They have interesting themes each week that keep our child engaged. Highly recommend!

So many options for ALL ages. Family atmosphere. Very attentive staff. Good vibes. Convenient.read more

We signed up for a family acct. One our first visit, we used the pool. The lifeguard informed me…read morethat our children had to take a swim test is they either (1. wanted to swim without an adult/parent in the water with them) or (2. wanted to be allowed to swim outside the arms length of the parent/adult). I was in the water with my 8 & 11 year old children because I feel like it is the responsible thing to do when you take your children to a pool regardless of their swim capabilities. I allow my 11 year to attempt the test for fun. The lifeguard wanted them to swim the length of the pool which my children can do. However, the lifeguard would not pass my child because the swim stroke was not perfect. I have personally been a lifeguard, swim instructor, and swim team coach for over 20 years. My children know their strokes but I have not forced them to be on teams or swim long distance. Do I want them to, yes. But I have not forced it. My children have good strokes for more than half the pool distance but get tired toward the end and get sloppy but are not in danger. The strokes just don't look as nice as they did. Our children visit our neighborhood pool just about everyday in the summer and swim unassisted with no issues. It is winter and perhaps the kids are a little out of practice in the 4-5 months since it has been warm enough to attend the neighborhood pool but again, not in danger and swim fine. But not competitive swimmers. We were told that my daughter did not pass the test even though she could swim unassisted the length of the pool. So we just tried to enjoy our time in the pool and planned to try again another day. However, then the lifeguard reprimanded me multiple times because my 8 and 11 year old swimming children were outside of an arms length of distance from me. Again they swim on their own, and I am in the water with them if they need me. The swim test expectations are too high and I now understand why there were no other families there on a Saturday afternoon. The swim test expectations are too high and the lifeguards to strict on their arms length rule for families to enjoy this pool. Again, I have been a lifeguard, instructor, and swim coach for 20 years so I have a solid base of knowledge with which to make this assertion. I attempted to connect with YMCA on this via email. My email was forwarded to the Aquatics Director and I have not received any response. We are planning to cancel this membership as our children cannot go and enjoy the pool because the rules are too strict and I understand this industry better than most. With rules this strict, the lifeguard is really a waste of money as they basically don't allow children in the pool and only adults may swim. I would still love a response but If I do not get one, we will continue with cancelation. Good luck if you have children and planned to use this pool.

My daughter has been attending krk since she was three months old. I have to say that through all…read moreour searches of nearby child care places, nobody offered the combination of caring and value that we found here. I am a teacher so I receive a significant discount but outside of that the price still undercut our nearby Goddard school and Primrose academy. They provide and launder linens for the cribs and cook food for older kids snacks. Most of all though, I'm impressed that I have to worry about my daughter being spoiled here. I'll take that any day in a field where a parents first concern is whether their child is looked after and cared for.

I absolutely love this school! We have been moving quite a bit with my company and we have gone…read morefrom hand-over-my-child-to-a-stranger scared beginners to ok-here-is-the-list-of-priorities-we-look-for #secondchild confident. Not only is the director and front office staff top notch professionals, the teachers truly operate as a team - helping my child thrive academically and socially. As a parent, I am expected to engage and help with homework every week, volunteer as a class reader and participate in various themes throughout the year! We love the structure. You'll never feel like there is someone you should only talk to for certain items - they all work and speak from the same page. Of course this school has the standard KRK curriculum but what it has to differentiate itself is heart & investment, i.e. Splash pad (2x a week in the summer = more work for the teachers but they believe it's worth it!), spring and fall festivals (the whole place turns into a giant carnival and it's all from the owners pockets), weekly magic man/ music enrichment / gym activities (also part of your tuition), spring and winter performances - real lights, choreography, music and performance by our little ones! The teachers here mostly have at least 5-10 years of service. That should speak volumes. In fact, because hiring is never perfect, when there were concerns, I have seen this team all hands on deck to address it effectively. So.... While nothing replaces personal mom/dad/family stay at home care and while there are usually up to 20 kids per class (3 teachers), we have been overjoyed with the partnership we've built with this team and hope to continue the trend!! 2 thumbs up :-)

We are very pleased with this school. Our daughter has been here since she was twelve weeks old…read more(almost 7 years now) and the school exceeds our expectations. They run the place with caring and professionalism. The director is approachable and responsive. The staff is experienced and fun. Our daughter is excited to attend. We highly recommend Discovery Point Mary Eliza!

I'm not a difficult parent. I'm the mom in the messy bun and yoga pants who trusted the people she…read moreleft her kids with. We enrolled both our sons at this Discovery Point, location #43, including our youngest, who was twenty-two months old and couldn't yet tell us about his day; my adult stepson handled most of the pickups, and he is as agreeable as they come. We were also, in those same weeks, grieving -- we'd just had to put our family dog of nearly 18 years down. Try explaining "all dogs go to heaven" to a sad toddler before school. The center expelled our toddler on a single afternoon's notice -- no meeting, no warning, by email. Its own behavior policy promises a parent conference and a plan before it ever comes to that. We got neither. Days later, in writing, the company told us both that his behavior was serious enough to remove him the same day and that it had offered to let him return for the rest of that week. Both of those cannot be true. The records the center pointed to were kept in an app it had repeatedly told families was malfunctioning, and that I was locked out of for months before he was removed. Within a single two-week stretch, those records listed my son as three different ages, though he had been attending for nearly a year. On billing, the center's own director admitted in writing -- more than once -- that there were errors, and only issued some corrections. Then, weeks after expelling my son, the center asked every family to sign a revised disenrollment policy -- one that now reserves the right to 'immediately disenroll the child with no notice' and to 'terminate services for inappropriate behavior of parents or guardians.' Prospective parents should read that twice. I am not writing this in anger. A daycare holds something irreplaceable: very young children who cannot speak for themselves, and the trust of the families who leave them there. We were an easy family to be honest with, and we would have worked with them. Instead, the paperwork mattered more than the child -- and even the paperwork could not keep its story straight. I hope this helps the next family ask the questions we did not know to ask.