I have had 3 kids at Weaverville Elementary School and, back in the stone ages, I went there and my…read moremother did too! It is a very friendly school where the kids are loved and the parents are appreciated. The education is excellent too. I love this school!

Issac Dickson in exile!…read more Was Randolph alternative school until Issac Dickson Elementary was moved there. They did a fabulous job of getting the school into tip top shape for the move. Plenty of space and Dickson is still a great school.

We have been taking my son Louis to Sylvan Learning Center for about a year now. It has been a…read moregreat experience for my boy he has showed great improvement and seems to be way more confident about himself. Academically and fundamentally I did not know how to help my son so glad sylvan is able to do what I am not. If you are having issues like we are I strongly suggest you give Stlvan learning a try. -Max MccLeary-Small

This is probably one of the worst school districts in our great country. the principals are rude…read morethey say we have and I quote "no rights" as students. The teachers are great but administration is terrible. I would never recom3nd this school district. So please parents don't choose this school district.

A surprisingly quick to complete class that teaches you everything you need to know about…read morebartending! Its fun, easy and incredibly informative. While the room was a little small this was no fault of the instructor and she truly tried her best with what was available it was easily adequate to learn what we needed to learn. If you wanna walk out of a class in 3 days able to free pour shots into a cup without a Jigger than take this class.

If I could give 0 stars I would. The tiny room was filthy with ripped chairs, dirty carpet. On…read morethe first day we were told our day for the following week was changing, I had prior arrangements and seeing the way this was going, I requested a refund via email. The response was "we don't give refunds" and when I mentioned I'd report them to the BBB the response was "LOL". They have no business being in business!

I have gone to all of there theatre productions for years and they are always fantastic sure some…read morethings aren't perfect but they deserve huge props considering that they are self funded(which makes it very hard to improve the theatre without attendance and funding) and majorly supported by Susan Stanley-Marino who teaches and runs the productions. Always a great place to go and see all the effort the students put into the sets and their scenes, So be sure to look up their next amazing production and lend your support.

Came here to see their production of hairspray, and they started LATE! Some one lost their car keys…read moreand guess what...their projector died. Their concessions stand didn't have pop corn as well. NEVER COMING HERE AGAIN!!!!!!

The Arthur Morgan School encouraged me to question, seek solutions and have the confidence in…read moremyself to believe I could make positive change. All the skills of teamwork, creative thinking and inspiring confidence were ones I learned at AMS and have served me well throughout my life. They taught me that there was nothing I couldn't accomplish as long as I worked hard and was dedicated to my goal. Sometimes life isn't about what you have, but the journey you take. AMS was the beginning of my life journey.

We are grateful that our son was able to attend Arthur Morgan School for three formative years, and…read morewe will always credit the school community and its generous teachers with instilling in him a strong sense of self and a passionate desire to learn about and question the world around him. AMS's responsive curriculum and immersive field trips tapped into his natural curiosity and blurred the line between school and life. Hikes and overnight camping built confidence and community, and connected him to the natural world. Our son developed practical life skills and a genuine sense of what it means to contribute to the greater good. Most importantly, he learned a great deal about who he is and who he is capable of becoming.

I started at Asheville Catholic as a pre-ker (it was called ACCS, Asheville Catholic Community…read moreSchool, at the time) and graduated 8th grade in 1996. The school helped me form good study habits, encouraged me to achieve my highest potential, and provided me with a supportive community. ACS gave me the foundation I needed to get into a great private high school and eventually excel in college. The relationships I established at ACS have survived the test of time. I am still friends with many of the kids I went to 1st grade with! One of the most important things ACS taught me was to not fear my teachers. I quickly learned how much teachers want to help, and how much they can help. I loved my teachers, many of whom are still there today. Clearly, they love what they do. Asheville has some wonderful Public schools, but Asheville Catholic is a fantastic alternative for parents seeking more than just a school. ACS offers a vibrant, nurturing community.

Have had 2 kids finish ACS. If you desire a loving,accepting community with strong academic and…read moremoral expectations--this is the school for your family. They are beginning a badly needed building campaign for their structures; that said, they've been building great kids that learn how to contribute to the larger community for years.