Great school! Well maintained and kept really clean. The…read moreteachers, counselors and office staff are cheerful and friendly. They are well organized and follow precautions during covid. I like this school better for my kids because that actually take interest in their students and act like they matter as a person not just a number.

Great staff. I love barrow county school system. So loving and welcoming. Helpful and…read moreknowledgeable. Proud to have been raised in this area. So safe. Everyone working here is happy to help. The only thing is that the school lunches are absolutely horrific at times!! Needs much improvement

My daughter likes it here. Her teacher is great. She tutors any kids who want to come in once a…read moreweek before school for free. She doesn't have to do that. I appreciate that.

This is by far the worst school I have ever experienced! It's too bad you can chose where your…read morechildren go to school without moving.

Providence Christian School is a private Christian School. Currently it has 53 students from…read morePreschool (K4) to ninth grade. The 2006-07 school year is its second year of operation. It is unique from other schools in the area because it uses a Classical Education model. Latin is taught from the third grade and up. The faculty and staff are dedicated and understand the vision of providing a Christ-centered education with high academic expectations. Caveat: I have two children in the school and am on the Board.

PCCS is in my opinion one the best kept secrets in the Newton County area. The school has a unique…read moreteaching methodology that integrates a Christian world-view with a Classical education approach. If you are serious about providing your son or daughter with a high-quality education with teachers and administrators who genuinely care, then I would recommend you tour the school and see for yourself.

Love this school! All three of my children are at higher than grade level performance! Christ…read morefocused school that brings everything to the table for examination and allows for debate on even sensitive issues such as faith and creation. The school has five continents of students present and does not use common core!!!!! The class sizes are small at 7-15 students per class. A true gem of a private faith based school unlike any others.

What an awesome school! It has been a neighborhood school for over 50+ years. The building still…read morelooks like the original. It is a small school with some of the most amazing teachers. They have a great program for children who need a little extra help too. The drop off/pick up here is simple. They are very involved in the community too. They have an edible garden that they grow veggies in. This school needs an updated playground and at one time, Lowe's and 11Alive said that they were upgrading it, but I am not sure why they have not as of yet. Hmmm.... I highly recommend this school!

Okay. I don't go to this school lolz =P And I don't even have kids yet…read more But, I live in the area and my sister, who does have a lil girl, is looking to move closer to me (Yay! =)), and wanted to check out some of the elementary schools in the local area. She's not looking to move til the end of summer, but getting her ducks in a row early. :) Anyway, I went with her on a tour of the school to check it out. It's pretty nice. It's definitely an older school, but I kinda like that - it gives it a nice old-world feel of the days when innocence was a bit more the norm. All of the teachers and staff seemed so nice and friendly and they were all very knowledgeable. The way it's built, there's a cute little courtyard in the middle of the school and that's really neat. They have a big cafeteria, with one of those stages up front :) A nice big gym in its own building for the kiddies to play their games and exercise. A very nice little library. The outside is pretty huge out back, with some basketball courts and a nice wooded area. The playground was pretty lacking though. But when I asked about it, they said that actually they are building a new, better and bigger one this very month! They have a dedicated system for disadvantaged children and they do participate in the pre-K lottery thing, which my sis was really excited about =P. It's literally right in the middle of a big neighborhood (it borders on mine), so it's REALLY convenient if you live in the area. And of course being Asian, we were concerned about racial diversity - but no need - walking around we saw students from everywhere, so that's really nice too.

My granddaughter has attended St.Joseph's for five years and it has been…read more a wonderful environment in which to progress academically, emotionally and socially. It is an extended family with faculty and parents involved and concerned about the welfare of the students. We could not have made a better choice for her. In the fall she will move on to Monsignor Donovan when will continue in the spirit of St.Josephs.

Supportive administration, skilled teachers, small class sizes, & welcoming environment. It is a…read moregood fit for our child's education!

I am strictly giving this school 3 stars because of the teachers. This school has some awesome &…read morededicated teachers. They really care about the education and life experiences your child is receiving. Now the principal... While I do not have any current issues with her I simply do not believe she is working for the benefit of the school. I never feel welcome when I am there unless I am doing something in regards to parent/teacher conferences, honors programs, etc. The morale of the the teachers is low. I continue to enroll my children at Allgood in hopes that this becomes the place that the parents, teachers & students all can grow and learn. OR... I have enough money to send my kids to private school.