I find it unfortunate that online negative reviews seem to have been removed because parents…read moredeserve full transparency before making choices as to the care of their child. With that being said, I'm also not entirely sure what I can say without being considered slanderous. I will leave it at I wouldn't recommend this school, or environment, to anyone.

We recently moved to Milton and i must have toured about 10-12 preschools for my 3 year old…read more Crabapple weekday was by far the best! It just felt right. The directors and teachers really seem to care about the children and were so understanding of this being the first time my child would be in the care of someone other than myself. Highly recommend!

This is an amazing school. I went here and all the teachers were amazing and so was the cafeteria…read more The only complaint I had about was the kids that went there

We recently withdrew our 3-year-old from The Goddard School in Crabapple after a very concerning…read moreexperience with communication. On March 16, we received an email stating that our son had been experiencing significant behavioral challenges "over the past several months," including safety and hygiene concerns, and that we should seek an alternative placement. This was the first time we had ever been informed of concerns of this magnitude. If a school truly believes a child is struggling behaviorally or may need additional support, parents should be informed early and consistently, not for the first time in a single email recommending removal. After requesting documentation multiple times, the school was only able to provide one minor incident report (throwing a toy) and routine app logs, with no formal records reflecting the ongoing pattern of serious concerns that had been described. We fully understand that not every classroom is the right fit for every child. However, if there were genuine concerns regarding our child's behavior or development, those should have been clearly communicated and documented well before recommending that he leave the program. The lack of communication, documentation, and partnership with parents in this situation was extremely disappointing. We have since moved our son to another daycare where communication has been much more proactive and collaborative.

As a first time mom, I was so nervous to start my first born son in a daycare/school setting but we…read moretoured this Goddard and everyone was so incredible. We have since started our daughter Charlotte there and she is doing fabulous as well. My son is now almost 2.5 and he comes home to tell me everyday about all the new things he has learned. He has had some amazing teachers throughout his classes and I'm looking forward to my daughter having the same ones. We recommend this school to all of our friends.

Both of my kids attended Montessori Scholars Academy, and they have thrived academically. They were…read moreselected for the TAG (Talented and Gifted) program and were even ahead of their grade level. The teachers and staff are exceptional, consistently going above and beyond to ensure that the children are both learning and safe. I had a fantastic experience with the school and highly recommend that new parents consider it when making their decision.

We were referred by one of our friends based on their positive experience. MSA didn't let us down,…read moremy kid went to Ms Mona and Ms Sharada classes. We are very happy with our choice.

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.

My children and I attended the first all school mass at Pinecrest Academy and it was amazing! We…read moreare so grateful for the wonderful experience at Pinecrest. The teachers and staff are caring, dedicated, and genuinely invested in the students' success. The school provides a welcoming, positive and Christ centered environment where children are encouraged to learn, grow and become Christian leaders who will transform society. The community of parents is excellent, and it is clear that the staff cares about each and every student. We highly recommend Pinecrest Academy to any family looking for a strong and rigorous academic foundation combined with nurturing and supportive community. Because He First Loved Us!

Pinecrest Academy is a truly special school community. From the moment you step on campus, you feel…read morewelcomed, supported & part of something meaningful. The teachers, Consecrated women & staff genuinely care about each child & help them grow not only academically but also as confident, compassionate young leaders. This meant so much to us after coming from a public school where our kids felt like just a number. We have been impressed by the many opportunities for students to discover & develop their gifts. If your child is in theater/band the teachers are phenomenal. Even coaches are top notch if your kids are in sports. You may think no school is that perfect. You are right, kids will be kids. What sets Pinecrest apart is how they handle challenges with grace. They guide, support and work with families to find solutions that actually work. That level of care is rare & we are grateful to be part of this community. We started with one, now all 4 of our kids attend Pinecrest Academy.

Our family has been at Bridgeway Christian Academy for over 10 years. Our three children have…read morethrived in the loving Christian environment offered at BCA. The academics are top-notch and the athletics and extra-curricular offerings are all that you would get from a larger school, but with more opportunity given the smaller size. You and your children are "known" at BCA and are part of a large, loving family. Our children have made their faith their own and all have strong character traits that we greatly attribute to BCA. Since BCA goes through 8th grade, our oldest child has recently transitioned to a large public high school and is flourishing. Thank you Bridgeway for loving, teaching and shepherding our children so well!!! We have often said...Bridgeway is the best kept secret in North Fulton for Christian education!

A great place for student and families. Children not only receive a strong academic education here…read morebut they are valued and are being raised to know who they are and can stand on firm foundation in Jesus!

Stepping Stones is the best preK program and day care ever, my child loves it here and everyone…read moretreats him like family, Mrs. Gayle and Mrs. Connie are just the sweetest teachers and the best part is that I trust them 110% with loving and teaching my child. We had a family emergency a few weeks ago my oldest was very sick and everyone came to our aid, the school was a safe place for my little one feel at home when home was a hectic place. I'm very thankful for Mrs. Tonya for running such a wonderful place where kids can learn and be loved. Mrs. Terese is just the sweetest person ever and makes it her job to make sure you are happy with your child's experice. I'm a happy mother of 3 little boys and I could not be happier with how much my little ones loves this place and the wonderful care he receives.

Really nice caregivers. Our son went here for whole year 145 per week. He was in the twos class…read morebut graduated to the threes. Place was clean. Front desk was usually manned for security but somebody was always upfront in the office to make sure nobody came in they didn't know.