Horrible school. 30 years ago, they forced kids who had some ADHD to take speed in the form of…read moreAdderall in a young developing brain because they didn't want to do the work with 7 to 8 kids and two teachers per class. It was too much and they wouldn't allow anyone any kid to stay there if they didn't. Take the drugs in a developing brain of a child called Adderall, which is speed many of those kids who are now 30 years old have struggled with depression alcoholism some have died of drugs. It's disgusting what they did there should be a class action suit against them.

If I could give their administration a zero I would. They refused to consider my son due to a…read morediagnosis of high functioning autism. He is currently a student at one of the best private schools in the city yet due to a label they wouldn't even look at him. For a school that supposedly works with disabilities, they clearly can't handle a child with even very mild dyslexia due to a label. I decided to keep him at his current private school and would never recommend ASS to others. Highly arrogant and rude front office staff.

We had a great experience from the first call to schedule an appointment to the kindness in the…read moreoffice. The team was easy to communicate with and made the SSAT as pleasant an experience for my son as it could be!

We had a fantastic experience with Academics Plus in getting an SSAT Flex test for my child. Due to…read moreCOVID, the SSAT has turned to an all online SSAT at home. We didn't think that would be the best approach for our child so I asked around about alternatives and was so happy to be referred to Academics Plus for a paper-based Flex test. Alexa with Academics Plus made the process very easy for me! After an online inquiry, she reached out with a phone call to explain their process and fees. I was able to schedule a test on my preferred date with no problems and Alexa kept in communication with me via email right up until test date to ensure I was aware of SSAT requirements, their COVID protocols, and generally able to answer any questions I had. Due to COVID, they are limiting entry into the facility at this time, so on the day of the test, I walked my 6th grader to the door and she met us there. She was very warm and made sure he was comfortable before they entered to go take the test. He was able to take the test in a private room and because there was nobody else in the room with him, he was able to unmask during the test, which made it a more comfortable experience for him. I have already recommended Academics Plus to friends but would want to share our positive experience with anyone looking for a paper-based SSAT option or generally needing a Flex test for the SSAT.

The best experience I believe I could have had. I learned a ton, and I am in a better position…read morecareer wise than I ever could have imagined. Even before graduating I received two offers higher than I have ever made. The instructors are great and so are the owners.

I decided to attend an immersive bootcamp to accelerate a career change. I wanted to experience…read moreboth front-end and back-end development, which DigitalCrafts provided with their fullstack course. Once I met with Rob, Max and Jake, I knew this was the place for me. I came to DigitalCrafts with no experience except for some free online resources. I admit there were times during the course that were pretty intense. This course requires that you put in the time to learn the material. You continue to build on content from day one. If you are willing to put in the time and effort you will be successful. I had Rob as an instructor and he was great! If we had trouble during the course Rob was willing to help, we just needed to keep him in the loop on our progress. When it came time to start looking for jobs Jake was a big asset in helping us look for postings and letting us know when there were oportunities within the employer network. With their help I was able to secure a front-end development internship at the end of week 12. I feel confident in my new skills and look forward to what the future holds

Coming from NY, there was a lot of anxiety finding a good daycare. Many were booked but this one…read morewas not. Now a year later, I can attest that we got really lucky with Primerose Buckhead. The school discipline is top notch, and the curriculum is pretty aggressive. My son was falling behind but at the end, he caught up nicely and had fun while at it. The "graduation" was emotional, many parents made friends throughout the year and will keep in touch.

I can't speak highly enough about this school. The administrative staff and teachers are SOOOOO…read morecaring and loving towards our two kiddos. The teacher to student ratio is perfect and the facility is always clean. We are really happy we chose Primrose of Buckhead over our other options in the area.

I graduated from Pace in 2003. Like many generations before and after me, I feel like my…read moregraduating class was "its best ever" and the golden years are behind us, but I recognize that opinion may possibly be a little biased. There were a lot of things to like about Pace. Socially, you grow up with a class that expands from around 40 in elementary school to ~90 in high school; that can be both good and bad but worked well enough for me. As a (young) adult, I know find myself extraordinarily comfortable in small groups and adept at making strong bonds with my closest friends, but less comfortable in large groups. Whether that means Pace was perfect for me or Pace formed me I cannot say, but it's certainly a big difference between Pace and public school. The education is stellar, particularly in the humanities. Some teachers are better than others, but just about every single one of them cared deeply about his/her students, and there were certainly some great ones (Mr. Smith, in math, and Mr. Carson, in English, were among my personal favorites, though there were many other excellent ones). I will say that as a high achiever I feel I could have been pushed more, and I don't think Pace necessarily gives its students all the resources and motivation it could to do research or study higher-level math, but that is a niche complaint. When I was at Pace, it had no football team, and it was alone among its rivals in Lovett and Westminster at having a large Jewish community. It was known as the most community-based, nurturing, and liberal of the the three schools. To be sure, there was still an extremely large contingent of rich white conservatives (more noticeable in retrospect, having moved to the Bay Area), along with a relative lack of (particularly non-black) minorities, but as a less wealthy, extremely liberal (but still white male) I still felt relatively comfortable. Michael Murphy, the headmaster during most of my time at Pace, and Lolly Hand, the Upper School head, were strong advocates for liberal policy at Pace, but they faced pressure from the board to maintain "Christian" values and other such things. I remember specifically a meeting of students who wanted to form an LBGT chapter at pace -- there were no openly gay students during my time at Pace, though one did come out afterwards. Mr Murphy said he simply could not authorize a gay-supporting club for certainty of losing his job. My fears are that Mr. Murphy quit partially because of this strife, and I wonder if Pace will not/has not become more conservative since I have left. The recent scrapping of the fall soccer league (we were #2 nationally the year after I graduated) for a football team (that will never be any good) may be an indicator that indeed Pace is becoming more like its rivals for the worse. All said, I do recommend Pace as an excellent environment for at the very least children like me -- self-motivated and comfortable in small groups. As a liberal parent I would have concerns about the power of the Christian / Republican board of directors and power at Pace, and as a mathematician I would try to ensure excellent students were not content to pursue mathematics/science to the limited extent that Pace encourages. These questions aside I would send my own child there.

Called to get information from the school and was told they don't provide information to the…read morepublic. How are we supposed to decide to send our children to your school if you won't provide us any information? When they answered the phone they just said hello, I had to question if they were Pace Academy.

Both of my children have attended Northside Drive Baptist Church Preschool and we love it! All of…read morethe staff and teachers are wonderful and loving, and were like an extension of our family. My children received a top notch education there, and my oldest son entered kindergarten at an advanced level! I could not be more happy with our experience at this school.

I was going to start by mentioning names of the staff that I felt should be recognized, but that…read morewould be everyone I know there. We are very picky parents, im sure just like you;) We found this place, and let me tell you this place is a dream come true. We COULDN'T BE HAPPIER! This staff goes way over and beyond! My kids teachers, Ms Cheryl and Ms Victoria are AMAZING! They truly LOVE our kids and love on them. They put our mind at ease everyday, and always updating us on their day. My kids are "those" screaming kind of kids lol, but not here. They love their teachers immensely. I cannot believe I didn't find this place sooner. I have to say also the front office staff, Ms Joleen and Ms Patti are AMAZING. My heart is just so filled from this place. Best decision I have made as a parent.

We have been working with Robert for several years. He connects very well with students. Robert is…read morepatient and kind. He is very professional. The kids learn difficult material with his help.

Robert has been great working with our 7th grade son. Our son really relates to Robert and his…read moreteaching methods. Robert puts in the time between sessions to develop an individual lesson plan for our son.

I had the pleasure of returning to Core for a group Pilates session, with some friends. The…read morelocation is tucked away in the Buckhead area but I must warn you, you may pass it a couple times because the signage is not visible from the street and you may think you're in the wrong place because it's a shared building with other fitness facilities and offices. ***TIP*** If it's your first time, use your GPS and look for a parking garage on one side and building on the other. There's parking in the back but if that is full you can park in the garage next to the building. Once inside the facility you are really greeted with a sense of calm. It's is quiet and smells really good. The customer service is really friendly and our instructor, Kim, was absolutely AHHHMAZING! She was passionate but not in an aggressive way. She spoke with a big smile and was funny, engaging, and very knowledgeable. I appreciated her explaining the history of Pilates and how it really works and aligns the body. With all the pounding our bodies take from running and lifting, Pilates really helps to get your body in shape while taking good care of your body at the same time. I would definitely come again but it's not in my budget. I never knew Pilates was so expensive. It's like $90/session. YIKES. With Atlanta being a hub of fitness options I would choose to go somewhere else routinely, but would definitely put my coins together for a quarterly session at CORE. You get what you pay for here and that is superior quality service and fitness training!

I have been a client of CORE for over 3 yrs. I have worked with many of the instructors in both…read moreprivate 1:1 and group sessions. The instructors are all GREAT! They are very knowledgeable, great listeners and adjust your session based on your individual needs & medical limitations/conditions. The instructors are all very warm, caring and personable dressing in appropriate, stylish work oriented Pilates/Yoga type garb. I love the new studio in Buckhead. Lots of light & super clean. Granola - this is a Pilates Studio, not a cafe or restaurant. Lorrie