PSMS has undergone many administrative changes during the last several years and maybe this time…read moreits for the best. The new regime places a large focus on obedience & following guidelines. That seemed to be lacking previously. This is a Title 1 school which essentialy means it is understaffed & under-funded. There is a revolving door of 1st year teachers & many Deltas, as the principal is a member of that sorority. Also a high special needs & interrelated population here. Many poor-performing academic students here, but not a bad school to work at. If you have a bright child who needs a challenge, I would not send them here as they would be surrounded by lower-achieving students. As with any institution, do your research before sending your precious child to any old school!

As a past employee of Prime Care Learning Center, I must say that it was a wonderful learning and…read moreteaching experience. As the Head Pre-K teacher I was allowed the freedom to create awesome learning experiences for the students. We would take field trips that created memorable memories for students and parents. For starters we would go to the UniverSoul Circus and every year Disney on Ice. Ms. Chrislen Okomo would go out of her way to put together fun activities throughout the year. She would put together great opportunities to bring the community together at her yearly functions celebrating the schools anniversary. Vendors from all parts of Georgia would sign up to feature what they have to offer to the community. Everyone would enjoy the food, music, and the joy that would be in the air during those events. Ms. C. Okomo would also put together field day activities for students during different celebrations. Her passion and desire to support parents and their children is epic. I have seen the time and dedication that she has put in, on top of all of her daily responsibilities, to create and edit a school yearbook placed on a CD for the center. My two children have also attended the after school program that gave them much needed support during that time. Everyone was supportive and genuinely concerned with making sure that their homework was understood and done correctly. During the summer months, they both always enjoyed going to Six Flags, roller skating, movies, etc. Educating and teaching Bible based character is one of the main focuses at Prime Care Learning Center. People can find negative things to say about any experience, it really depends on the individuals point of view. I would encourage others to give this great organization a try, before they just take any unknown individual's point of view, and know that Ms. Okomo and those that work for Prime Care Learning Center take her class motto to heart, "I will do my best, to be my best, in everything I do."

This review may shock readers as it will tell more about the parents than the teachers…read more Unfortunately, many of the bad reviews were written by parents who refused to pay their bill and whose children were stopped because of it. The classes are not free as was indicated in their contracts. I often witnessed parents yelling at admin, walking out after being asked to make a payment. I witnessed parents walk out after threatening admin and the well-being of the center. Like clockwork immediately after followed the negative reviews. Some of the negative reviews were written by parents who brought their children there day after day, year after year. The moment things didn't go the way they expected or wanted Prime Care Learning Center became the bad guy. I'm an employee. But I'm also a parent and I love Prime Care and so does my son.