My 7 year old son take a class every Saturday with Miguel and he loves it. It's his highlight of…read morehis day. I feel like he's very engaged and he learns new things every time he goes. We love " The Coder School"

My son went to this school for years and when I asked if it was time for him to move up they said…read moreyes. Then after months of being in the more advanced class, they said he needed to be moved back to the earlier class in front of him. It totally ruined his interest in coding. It was a huge disappointment, and I regret trusting this program. Save your money or find a place that understand kids. I wouldn't trash a team member's work at my job, but they do to a kid. Really great.

My grandchildren attend Mount Pisgah School. I substitute there on occasion. I am a retired high…read moreschool teacher. Mount Pisgah provides a warm, nurturing, academically challenging environment for their students.

Preschool sucks!!! Specially with Ms. Ali Weller as a Director. We had two "EVILS" teacher's Ms…read more Jeanne and Ms. Jan. They were awful. Basically since day #1 they did no like my son ( 3 years old ). The evils teachers pulled him out the school 8 days after he started.

Honestly not that great. I was too focused on my own studies to care about the rumors of some…read moreteachers behaving poorly, but I feel I wasn't taught anything here. They told us they were preparing us for the adult world, but the workload and difficulty at cottage going into a real college was like doing the tutorial for a children's educational game (not unlike those you played on the fisher price tablets in the 2000s) then being thrown into an end game dark souls boss fight. They don't teach you to handle your executive dysfunction or ADHD, they see someone excel academically and assume they don't need help. They didn't prepare me for the adult world, I survived through sheer luck and clawing my way back up to stable ground. That said, while the school itself failed me, there were many teachers who made the hell of my teenage years bearable.

I attended this high school as a young teenage girl, and graduated five years ago. I struggled…read moreprimarily with mental health, not cognitive disabilities which made me much more aware of the injustices that the kids suffer at the hands of SOME of the staff. Three examples: As a minor, at 17 years old, I was locked in a room with the two female counselors (with no adult representing me or any parent present for such a conversation) while the counselors (Tanya & Margaret) randomly started to tell me I should not be having *** at my age or with the boy I had a crush on at the time. I was confused because I had not been active and I was a young girl. When I said that I was not active, they rolled their eyes and said "stop lying, you are the kind of girl. we see this all the time." Absolutely disgusting and inappropriate conversation to have with a minor. My parents were furious. The second example is: I excitedly told my teacher (Wilfred) that I had been accepted to the University of Alabama my senior year! Only for him to turn to me in front of all my classmates and say "You will flunk out anyway" and turned back to his computer. I was laughed at by all of my classmates and my only friend in school had to stand up for me to a teacher who should be viewed as a mentor and safe person, but instead was one of my biggest bullies throughout my time at The Cottage School. My third example was: I was living through a very difficult period of time at home and in my own mind. This put a big strain on my sleeping, and I was not getting proper sleep at all. In the mornings, I was involuntarily falling asleep in my classes and would consistently be punished for it instead of anyone checking on my well being. Especially at a school that is supposed to have been specialized towards children with special circumstances. There were a thousand other instances that led to me deeming my time at The Cottage School to be mildly scarring for me as a young woman. However, I will say that Siree, Roshonda, Ryan and his wife Lydia, Katya, Lynn and Hector were the absolute highlights of that place, and should absolutely be recognized for the amazing and lasting impressions they leave on their students. True empathetic and patient angels, every one of them. With that said, I hope that The Cottage School can learn from what I've shared of my experience.

Swift is a fantastic school, specializing in helping children who are struggling with dyslexia…read more Very helpful staff. Student to teacher ratio no higher than 6 to 1. Good security, control over entrances.

My family moved to GA in 2020 and spent time before moving finding a small private school with in…read moreperson learning for our high-schooler. Our son did not do well with online learning during the Covid shut down and we were concerned that he would not be able to pull up his GPA. We interviewed at many schools and chose William and Reed because they do not waste time with meaningless busy work, they are focused. Small class sizes give the teachers the opportunity to interact and get to know each kids strengths and weaknesses. My son is now flourishing. He is on track with straight A's. They are getting him ready for college. The staff here really care and your child is not another number. I cannot recommend this school enough!

This has been one of the best moves we made. Small, personalized and caring staff. The condensed…read moreclass schedule allows kids to learn and enjoy life. If you are concerned about the size our middle and high schools are becoming you should take a look at W&R Academy.

I could not possibly say enough good things about RPP! We are in our third year attending and…read morecurrently have two children enrolled. They both wake up excited to go to school and come home telling me about all of the fun they had that day. The staff is loving and warm- you are always greeted with a smile and have confidence that your children are being well cared for and loved on. RPP is helping my kids to love school and love learning and that is so important to me. They also have art and music class and those are both my children's absolute favorites. Our playroom is covered in their beautiful artwork and our car rides are filled with songs they have learned at school! If you are searching for a preschool, a visit to RPP is a must.

From our first tour of Roswell Presbyterian Preschool when our oldest child was getting ready to…read moreenter a 2 year old class, our experience has been nothing short of wonderful. We are now in our 4th year at RPP and feel so lucky to be part of the RPP family. The concept of learning through play is put into practice in a loving, supportive and safe environment that has been amazing for our children. In addition to the traditional preschool classrooms, RPP offers Creative Movement, Music, Art and STEM - this really is an amazing program. Our oldest is now in kindergarten and was wonderfully prepared to take the next step after leaving RPP last spring. We can not recommend RPP enough.

I called because I wanted information about the school for my son and the receptionist gave me a…read moreshort version and hung up in my face like she wasn't interested in giving me information. Very rude

This is one of the most sought after elementary schools (according to real estate agents). It has…read more32 open classrooms (most don't have all 4 walls and instead have rolling pods and bookshelves for dividers) for K-5th with one class for pre-K. They recently built a new playground and gym in the past ten years - when I was there we had to do chair aerobics in the cafeteria on rainy days because there was no gym. The teachers and administrators continue teaching here for years because of the great support from the parents in the area. Classrooms are never overcrowded, and I can't recall a time when they had to use trailers. It's my dear alma mater and there is nothing bad I could say about this school; most of my great childhood memories took place here - the spring festivals, field days, sock-hops, and fall carnivals.

Our son went here for just under 6 months. He absolutely loved the friendly staff. They are almost…read moreentirely all High school students. I really hoped he would have improved significantly here especially paying so much per a month. After going here every single day it was opened, for over 4 months he did not progress out of long addition and subtraction, and multiplication (multiplication was why we enrolled him) as a 4th grader. He did occasionally make mistakes and since it was not 100% he could not move forward in his work curriculum. We did end up moving over an hour away and other franchises have different rules and prices, like 6- sessions per a month etc. All and all he loved going there and enjoyed math but if he would have advanced in his course work we would have still drove him from an hour away, since he had fun. But in the end I ended up tutoring him to get him where he needed to be. The required assessment test is $100 then sign up fees, then tuition is required to start. Hope this helps.

We signed my son up for 6 months so that he could get additional help with his 6th grade math. For…read more~2-3 months of picking him up and him telling us they worked on math that my 3rd grader is currently doing (and that he had no issue doing on the pre-test they give, ie multiplication facts of 2's, 7's, etc). I told him to speak up and let them know he didn't need to work on that but to help him with what they were actually working on in school. I spoke to the manager when I dropped him off and she was kind and took the pages out of his "curriculum book" as well as marked off that he did not need to do those things. I thought this was it. NOPE! We took in one day for help with some homework. He had only completed 2 problems during the hour he was there and said the lady gave him a sheet of their work vs helping him with his homework...that he still did not understand. I then asked to speak with the head guy, Justin, who called me the next day. He proceeded to laugh and tell me my son was "pulling one over on" and lying to me b/c they were not doing those multiplication problems with him. He also told me that he should be there for 1.5 hours 2-3 days/week in 6th grade. My son was being released at 1 hour to leave on the days we took him and would be waiting at the front door when we picked him up. He told me for the first time that it is their policy to work on their curriculum and only do homework for 30 minutes and only work on school quiz information for limited amount of time because they worked on their curriculum. "We are not a tutoring service". This information was not made clear when we signed up- otherwise we would never have enrolled. After a good 30 minutes on the phone with him insisting that my son was lying to me, he found where the sheets had been pulled and admitted that. We agreed there may have been some miscommunication. I thought we were all good but with summer decided to freeze the account b/c May has been too crazy for us to get him there and we will be gone June and July. Today I got a call from Melanie about a 1 star review I had given on an email I rec'd from them. When I called her back she said she wanted to discuss this and get more insight into why I was dissatisfied. When I tried to talk to her and tell her my concerns, she began to speak over me and would not pause to hear me out. She proceeded to give me the option to terminate and pay them the difference of the 3 months membership fee (which is more than the 6 months so we would owe them more money) vs continuing for 2 months in the fall. I tried to again tell her my issues and she would not stop talking to hear me out and told me that she only needed to know what I wanted to do- the 2 options above or turn me into collections if we refused either. Lesson learned- do not sign up for something like this with a contract b/c they ultimately do not care if you are satisfied- you are under contract. Since dealing with this I have talked to some other people with similar experiences. Bottom line- save your money and hire a HS or college student to help your child with grade level, schoolwork they need help on. I have never dealt with such poor customer service in my life.