Nathans partnered with my daughter's school and offered a drivers ed course on half days. With…read morelittle notice, Nathans told the kids and parents that there was a mandatory 2 full day course that needed to be completed. Parents moved schedules around and now - 1 day before the course was to start, Nathans has canceled the course (due to alleged "low enrollment") and stated new weekend days that would be required. Nathans never asked who was attending and at least 10 families have indicated they had every intention of attending the course. Scheduling, and communication related to that, has been a disaster. There is no way possible that a business professional is running this company.

My daughter attended Nathans. From the classes there, it's unclear that the instructors know how…read moreto drive. The teachers lost control of the class every class. At the end of the class, she could never pass the test and had to retake. There were not enough driving instructors to ever schedule them in person. Institutions like this are the clear argument for repealing the requirement for driving instruction before obtaining a license. That law breeds scam and fraudulence. Nathans is an outgrowth of that and a foreseeable consequence. Let me save you 32 hours + of your life.

So glad I chose 1 Act for my driving lessons (wanted a refresher). Thank you Jamaica for making…read morethe lessons a great learning experience. Professional and full 2 hour lessons.

I signed up for a risk reduction class in December with the classes beginning on Monday, 1/12/26. I…read moredidn't receive the link until Friday 1/9/26 explaining that a workbook was needed (physical or virtual). I requested a physical workbook due to my eyesight and was told to be at the Duluth office to pick it up on Monday by 4:00 (they are not open on weekends) on the day of the class (1/12/26). I left work early and arrived by 4:00 only to find they were closed. I was told the office manager left early and I had to view the workbook electronically. That was just the first red flag. I realized early in the class that the instructor did not seem to like me by his responses to my answers to some of his questions. I was trying to show that I was present and participating, but he was condescending and he belittled/berated me if he disagreed with my responses. By the last day, he questioned in class if the children that I work with even like me (the classes are recorded). This was personally not a positive experience for me. I would not recommend. Finally, the communication appears to be primarily via text messages, and the beginning of the thread seems to be automated (at least over the weekend) since I asked questions that were never answered and the responses were generic. It asked if wanted to participate in another program, but when I asked what it was, I didn't receive an answer. If you text them with issues during the week, an actual person will respond, it just takes a while.

I have call multimple times to their different locations in the past 3 months to get my NEEDS…read moreAssessment send to the clinal evaluator but to start is really hard to get them to pick up the phone, they never call back even if you leave a voice mail. The time they have pick up the phone they promise they will send the documents i ask for and they never do. This is the 4th time that i have requested it

I am a late bloomer and the instructor Mr. Vern was very helpful and attentive. I had no previous…read moredriving experience and could not practice between my lessons. Mr. Vern worked with my schedule and had no problem paying attention to the areas I needed work in. Overall, the experience was enjoyable and rewarding. I passed my driver's test in the Alfa Driving school car.

The David Academy really delivers! My son has always struggled in the year of transition, such as…read morefrom ES to MS and from MS to HS. This year, we relocated to Alpharetta in his sophomore year. Having a tough 1st year in HS, we were really concerned that he may struggle again in new HS as sophomore. Thank godness that we hired the David Academy and my son got straight As in his 1st semester! The David Academy is the Mercedez-Benz of all educational services! If your child needs help in study strategy, SAT prep or college counseling, you need to check out the David Academy!

I just walked my daughter to this school for the last time *tear drop* #LastDayOfSchool…read more She attended this school for only her 5th grade year. Overall I liked this school the teachers that my daughter had did extremely well. I was a little worried by this being a predominately black school. It wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. It's always good thing to have a mixed crowd for some diversity. The school did have a little bit of an issue early this year with the assistant principle (you can google that) but it didn't effect anything with the students. I asked for a stronger teacher when I enrolled my daughter and they defiantly gave me that. Ms. Young was so good with my daughter and I appreciate teachers who have a general interest in your child and wants them to succeed. I wish duplicate her and have her as my daughters teacher until she graduates. I am a very involved parent and I could really see a lot of parents aren't. My daughter always had stories about little fights that happened and other behavior issues that she saw on some days. I don't blame the school at all. Parents should address that for the most part (my opinion). This school automatically gets free breakfast & lunch so no need to send money or fill out hardship forms if you usually do. The school is fairly new. Always clean (inside and outside) I've never seen any issues there or any strange smells.

AJA DUI School is a great place to receive services. I am a Clinical Evaluator and I have know the…read moreowner for years. The owner is genuine, focused, very professional, effective, always follows through on reports, appears to care about every client who walks through their door. Additionally, I have referred many clients to AJA DUI School, have been very pleased with the results, and have very frequently collaborated with him on the needs and expectations of the clients. Mr. Lockett, the owner, has an "old school" attitude. He is the REAL DEAL!!

very fast , and straight to the point . I like this school . He's the Best in Georgia .read more

Place is a joke. Cancelled on us multiple times and now has no showed. Refuses refund. I have all…read morecorrespondence. Last straw was making the excuse we have the wrong start time but the driver still wasn't there even at the time the owner suggested was correct. Stay away.

Kennesaw Driving School is the best! The instructors are so patient and knowledgeable.read more

While we were excited to have our kids join the Phoenix School based on the online reviews and…read morestate funded pre-K, we had no choice but to pull them out after just a few weeks. While most of the teachers seemed caring and capable, there was a toxic dynamic fueled by one particular teacher that is clearly condoned by the school's management. Virtually every time we observed this teacher we witnessed him barking orders at the kids and losing his cool. Aggressive, condescending, and authoritative. It appeared as if he was trying to force obedience through intimidation. Zero manners or etiquette used. Certainly not the kind of behavior we use at home or want modeled for our kids 40 hours per week. We gave it a little time as we all have bad days, but after multiple instances of observing this behavior we met with the school's Director to discuss the situation. We presented our concerns in a constructive, example based fashion and were met with nothing but defensiveness. No notes taken, no next steps, no anything. We were essentially told that many parents are supportive of this "no nonsense" approach and that it was more of a shtick than truly authoritative behavior. Sadly I don't believe three year olds have the capacity to precisely delineate between a shtick and someone being intimidating. At this point we had lost all confidence in the school and pulled our kids. An enormous inconvenience, but necessary. Even though we had made up our minds about leaving we felt obligated to discuss our experience to the board of the school. I asked the head of the board to call me to discuss everything three times and was repeatedly told that I had two options, come in and speak in person during their monthly meeting or put everything in writing. The director of the board later attempted to implicate that I was only voicing concerns because I wanted money back. This interaction certainly validated our decision to leave. Other miscellaneous concerns included: regular cockroach sightings, run down facilities, noncompliance to the mobile app (Kinderlime), processed food served from single-use packaging, and that we continued to receive app activity entires after leaving the school. We have since learned that there is a contingency of parents that have had a similar experience at Phoenix School. I'll again note that the majority of the people at Phoenix School seemed fine, but when it comes childcare, one weak link breaks the chain.

Both of our children have attended Phoenix for the past couple years and we love this place. It…read moreseems like most of the teachers have been with Phoenix for at least 5-10 years which is pretty rare. That spoke volumes to us when we were originally looking around because there was a lot more turnover in the last 2 preschools our kids were in. The facilities aren't the most up-to-date but the quality of care @ Phoenix more than makes up for it. There is also strong parent involvement which leads to a strong sense of community in the school.