My oldest son invited me to see his girlfriend performed that night. It was about a 30min play…read morewhich was very enjoyable and entertaining. The actors were naturals and professional. The audience appeared to enjoy the show as well. I will follow them on social media to keep up w upcoming events in the near future.

I went on a visit with my son to view the campus and meet with a coach. We also met with the…read moreDepartment Chair of Health Sciences and toured the campus. It's a small school, close to downtown and UNCG, and everyone was very welcoming. My son is looking forward to attending and playing for the college.

Campus is huge. I have the opportunity to have gone here for my undergrad years and now I have the…read morepleasure to work here. There are some things that need to be worked on to get everything in order, but I love it. The team I am a part of is amazing. While they do have their issues prior to me being here, I am glad to be here!

I am giving North Carolina A&T University a 5 star rating based on my experience being on campus…read morefor the very first time. It is not easy to navigate the campus, even with a map. The good news is that random students who were stopped by me several times were kind, cordial, and polite with their directions, allowing me to eventually find the venue and correct parking lot. I recognize the faces of creativity, passion, and loyalty for this institution. School spirit is strong on this campus and I was pleased to feel this, coming from the community.

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.

Their Beyond Academics program is a scam because it's just modifications. More like Beyond…read moreAnnoying! Anyways... When I was 20 years old (this was in the spring of 2017, BTW), my parents and I toured the university. I was still in high school at the time (I'm autistic in case you are not aware). I had a mental breakdown on the car ride home to Candler because I felt inconvienced by the whole thing. The tour guides were nice, but that's literally the only good thing I have to say. UNC Greensboro, you are the reason why I have no faith in the post-secondary educational realm! You're damn lucky I didn't end up in the mental hospital because if I did, you punks will pay for putting me through a lot of pain! Now that I'm older and wiser (I'm 26, BTW), I should've reconsidered touring the place. I hope the Beyond Academics program gets shut down and I hope the person in charge of the program gives up his or her position. BOTTOM LINE, NEVER EVER SET FOOT AT THIS PLACE! GO SOMEWHERE ELSE FOR ALL I CARE! I DEMAND YOU APOLOGIZE TO ME RIGHT NOW!

This is a beautiful university that has bloomed into an amazing on campus school…read more In the past 20 years it has turned into a competitive school. It has terrible parking, though they are building parking structures along with new buildings quickly

My son has been in Pack 600 for three years. The leadership is dedicated to the children, and to…read moreseeing them grow in scouting. They are a well organized group that knows how to work with children. Oak Ridge Presbyterian Church provides the facility for the boys. Camp out are done regularly, and are again very organized. I am thankful for the opportunities that Boy Scouts continues to provide my son. Special thanks to the men and women who volunteer their time for out children-it is grately appreciated!

We transitioned from a corporate daycare to Childrens House Montessori when my daughter was old…read moreenough to enroll. We are never looking back. She loves going to school each day. We cannot say enough great things. We cannot wait for our son to be able to join as well.

We absolutely love this school! Our son has been here almost a year and he looks forward to going…read moreevery day. They treat these children like family and it is such a fun and special learning environment.

Gold Fish swim school is the best! Classes are small due to having plenty of coaches, prices are…read morevery reasonable, and the staff is super friendly. Recommend 10/10!