If you ever get a chance to enroll your children into DePaul Academy, they will be blessed by the…read moremost amazing teachers.

Omg i can't believe anyone would recommend this school. It's a complete mess forcing parents to…read morefill out forms that are not legally required to be filled out. The kids are so bad. They take kids for enrollment numbers doesn't matter if the child is violent. Staff hates me because I complain. I moved my daughter out this year because I am sick of it. Carline is insane especially if you have 2 kids at different schools. Teachers don't respond to emails and you are lucky if the deans respond.

I love this school! They do so much to involve families and the community. Students feel safe and…read morehappy there. They offer almost every grade level, so you do not need to look any further for a great school.

Food in the cafeteria is great! Always fresh and lots of options. Great prices, too! The staff is…read morealways nice and accommodating.

Although Salem Baptist Christian school is not perfect (because no one is), they certainly are a…read moregood school. Teachers at Salem care deeply about all of their students and strive to make them more like Christ every day. Staff at Salem Baptist give abundant grace to students, but also are not afraid to discipline students who intentionally go against the values of the school, while at the same prioritizing their health and safety. Salem Baptist stands firm in the principles that the Bible teaches because they know them to be true. The staff at Salem do their best to make sure every student feels safe and loved, and put rules in place to ensure students are treated so. Additionally, students at Salem are well educated, and teachers use different teaching styles to incorporate the learning styles of students. They also go out of their way to make sure students understand the topics being taught and highlight the significance of these topics. Many godly friendships and relationships are made at this school. Enrolling your kids in Salem Baptist Christian School guarantees they will be given a Biblically based education and many opportunities to grow in their relationship with Christ alongside others.

Love this school! We started August 2024 in the pine class M/W/F for 3&4 year olds. It was an easy…read moretransition as our son was practically jumping out of the car to go inside. We recently had another baby who will be starting her program once our son ages out into public school. Such a great surprise to receive during pickup today! Love this school, the teachers, the atmosphere and what this program stands for! If yall are on the hunt for a great Montessori reggio school, look no further. It's 12/10 worth it!

It breaks my heart to post this review.  However, people have a right to know the truth. Currently,…read moretwo of my three children attend The Montessori School of Winston-Salem.  We are not returning due to the actions of the Head of School. On the surface, the Head of School is kind and charming as long as you play by the rules he establishes instead of what is written in the Montessori Handbook and the Blueprint for Our Montessori School.  In the school parking lot on the morning of February 12, 2019, I had to defend myself in a verbal altercation with the Head of School that left me in shock. The Head of School, Jonathan Churn approached my vehicle after my children successfully walked into school.  He started a passive-aggressive conversation questioning how I dropped my children off to school that morning. I asked him why he was targeting me as my children walked into school safely on the sidewalk while I actively supervised them breaks no known school rules.  He stated, "I address everything I see," and then quickly escalated the conversation by leaning into my car window, clapped in my face, and in an elevated tone said, "I am frustrated with you. This is what you're gonna do. You are either going to walk your children into school, or use the car line."  In my seventeen years as a mother, I have never experienced anything like the level of disrespect that I endured from Mr. Churn. At best it was unprofessional behavior.  At worst it was racially motivated as an African-American mother who feels targeted by him.  I am one of a handful of African-American parents at the school. I have witnessed other parents blatantly disregard school handbook rules (i.e., not getting out of your vehicle during car line daily) while Mr. Churn watches and says nothing.  Yet, he has tried to micromanage and target certain families. Has anyone else been treated in such a manner at this school? If not, then why me? The Head of School thought so little of me that he clapped in my face like I was a dog and had the nerve to tell me he was "frustrated" with me for the reason that is still unclear. My husband filed a grievance regarding this event and attended an initial informal meeting. The Board of Trustees was asked to provide their leadership as the Blueprint tasks them to provide supervision for the Head of School. My husband has requested multiple times that I am contacted by someone and no one is willing to even call me despite the handbook stating, "Every effort will be made to address the issue through conferences involving Head of School and those concerns."  While there are many excellent teachers at TMS, I still do not recommend it. A school environment should feel robust. Unfortunately, this school has deficiencies. A major one being that it does not represent the city socioeconomically or ethnically. The central campus (located extremely close to a registered sex offender) climate feels incredibly stagnant. Yet, there was an entirely new school built that boasts a total of five students, two of which are the Head of School's children. Under this type of leadership, I highly encourage any parent considering this school to look elsewhere.

This place is alright. They keep to the Montessori theme for the most part. They are not accredited…read morebut they are working towards it. I think someone would be happy here, just don't think that it's going to be the whole Montessori experience. Certainly better than some schools for sure. I suppose I wouldn't tell people either way to go to Montessori School of Winston-Salem or not to. If you want something at least close to Montessori and for the most part is Montessori then go ahead and give it a try. After a couple of years investigating I wish I had gone with the other Montessori that is available downtown Winston Salem. If you have the chance and can go to the down town school even better. They have two Certified Montessori teachers per classroom at Salem Montessori.

By sixth grade, my daughter had become deeply depressed at NGFS, and we were genuinely concerned…read morefor her mental health. Her early years were positive--she loved the Rainbow program, and we are especially grateful to Beth, who helped her develop a love of reading despite auditory processing challenges. Unfortunately, things changed significantly as she got older. In fourth grade, a tick bite during the week-long school trip was egregiously mishandled--whether due to a lack of protocol or a failure to follow one, the result is that she now lives with chronic Lyme disease. Our family has paid nearly $30,000 out-of-pocket for medical treatment, in addition to the high tuition we had already invested in the school. Academically, she was ahead in math, but when we advocated for her to take Math 1 in seventh grade, NGFS flat-out refused to consider it. After transferring to Greensboro Montessori, she was placed in Math 1 and earned a 96. She went on to earn As in each subsequent math course and is now in a senior-level math class as a 10th grader. Clearly, she was more than capable--she just needed a school willing to meet her where she was. My daughter ultimately asked to leave because she felt isolated and alienated. Although the school promotes inclusivity, she quickly realized this didn't seem to apply to students like her. When she tried to assert healthy boundaries with peers, she was often reprimanded--not for what happened, but for how she expressed herself. Ongoing micro-bullying from peers was never meaningfully addressed, even after I raised concerns. She thrived at Greensboro Montessori in 7th and 8th grade, where we found the environment far more supportive and attentive to real inclusivity. She is now thriving at Grimsley High School, where she has a 504 plan in place to support her health. To be fair, NGFS has a strong writing curriculum in the later elementary years, and my daughter's writing skills like owe much to those foundational years. But it's hard to reconcile that benefit with the emotional and physical toll she experienced. If I had to do it all over again, I would have moved her by third grade.

New Garden Friends School is a treasure in the Greensboro area. There is no other school that…read moreoffers a similar program. This school provides a safe, supportive, and gentle environment, rigorous academics, very low student teacher ratios, incredible academic support both in-class and one-on-one, a gorgeous campus in the historic woods of Guilford College, a social curriculum that teaches peacemaking, environmental sustainability, personal integrity, kindness and empathy, and community building, not to mention a fantastic arts program, and extra-curricular activities. I have been amazed at how my children have blossomed at this school. There is an incredible sense of community here and everyone knows each other by name and everyone is valued. Children are spoken to respectfully and encouraged to speak their truths, and parents are encouraged to be active in the classrooms and on campus. The school values inquiry-based and experiential learning, and outdoor education. I love that my children get to spend so much time outdoors each day and not stuck behind a desk or on a screen. They often have classes outside and regularly go on hikes through the surrounding historic woods. Starting as early as preschool, each class has their very own plot on the Guilford College farm directly adjacent to the school where they dig in the dirt, grow and care for their own plants, and learn about environmental sustainability. Students go on walks in the woods, care for streams, and develop a sense of wonder and joy as they spot fairy gardens and play amongst ancient oaks. It is truly magical. A childhood like this is priceless and we are so grateful that we found this school--so grateful that our children get to experience an education like this.

High Point Family Daycare is a loving, caring environment where children feel safe, supported, and…read morewelcomed every day. We serve little ones as young as six weeks old in our infant room, all the way through our Pre‑K program. Our infant room is led by Mrs. Saira, a gentle, attentive, and deeply nurturing teacher. She is always on point with her babies -- she knows their routines, understands their cues, and creates a calm, comforting space where each infant feels held and cared for. In the two‑year‑old room, the teacher is a little strict, but she gets things done. She keeps her group moving, learning, and staying on track with clear expectations and consistency. The three‑year‑old room is taught by a teacher who loves things clean, organized, and ready for learning. Her classroom always feels structured and peaceful because she sets routines that help her children feel confident and secure. And in the Pre‑K class, where I teach, I bring a balance of structure and warmth. I keep my classroom clean, organized, and predictable so my students know what to expect. I'm firm when needed, but everything I do comes from love and genuine care. I want my children to grow, feel proud of themselves, and be ready for kindergarten with confidence.

This is the best childcare my grandson has ever received! It was truly a blessing to see the Reedy…read moreFork bus while waiting in the car line at my grandson's school. I needed assistance before and after school, and Reedy Fork offers that service. They are truly a blessing in my grandson's life. He prefers to go there before school because the atmosphere and the teachers are so nurturing and caring, and they teach the importance of valuing others the way you would want them to value you. #grateful #bestchildcareserviceever