Located between SouthPark and Dilworth neighborhoods, this Middle School is in a prime spot. Now I…read morecan't review the school itself since I am way past middle school age... but I come here often to use the school's track. Usually in the mornings. There are other fitness groups that use the track F3 and other running groups, but usually everyone is pretty nice (especially at 5am). The track itself is not lit (lighted), but the streetlights from Runnymede give you enough ambient light to run on the track early on. Just try not to wear all black - unless you are going for a ninja look or trying to scare someone. Aside from the track - there are plenty of parking spaces and access to the fields. A lot of times I see the F3 guys rolling around in the grass, or doing suicide runs on the basketball courts. I'm just happy I actually got out of bed at that hour to run.

if I could give a rating, I would I personally went to the school five years ago and I am still…read morein therapy because of what happened here and I cannot return to public school needing to be homeschooled and pulled out of school so that I did not attempt suicide again. The school has made me be hospitalized unable to return to school and a shell of the person I once was I at and locked in a room while in the middle of a panic attack while I was throwing up by the sixth grade advisor in my counselor my math teacher took pictures up my told me that I was a faggots and that I should kill myself, as well as taking away my medication that I was legally allowed and told to have on person at all times was given detention because I held hands with another girl when there were people making out in front of us. They did not get in trouble, but we did. Please, for the love of God never send anyone that you do not wish this upon to go to I know three other people that this has happened of us were allowed to speak out about it and none of our families would let or stand up for ourselves. This is the best I can do.

Switched to this school because even in the "best" schools CMS was failing my son. It's been a…read moregreat experience so far

Fun school with nice campus and people. The cafe is great and also has lots of great teachers…read morerecommended btw

Too much homework on weekends. just want to have fun on my weekends which are already short enough…read moreand then, I have to do homework. Like, what do they think we students want, Yay! I get to do Homework instead of play with my friends on this beautiful, sunny, weekend day! Like, Come on! we don't want homework on weekends. other than that, Decent school. except they are also very picky about weather, Think you have a snow day, BAM, school tomorrow. Have fun learning while everyone else is out of school. Other than that, Decent school

Great school! Beautiful campus. Both of my kids are getting a top notch education with teachers…read morethat really are incredible and admin that are involved and kind. Be warned though, they take education very seriously. Your child will be doing a good deal of schoolwork. But for us, it's worth it.

I really enjoyed the staff at this daycare. The tour was really good and in depth. The facility is…read moresmall but clean. The kids ran up to the director a she was giving a tour so that's always a good sign. Unfortunately we didn't go with this daycare, not because of anything other than another facility had vacancy for both of my children.

very good! educational! helped kids learn very well, interactive subject!read more

We have had one child complete the final grade offered, 8th grade. We still have one child…read moreenrolled. While this charter school once was renowned for high scores it is currently transitioning its focus from academics to a more political based school. Funds, many which come from parents donations, are being spent on unnecessary hires. It is sad to see the downfall of what was once one of Charlotte's finest. But as they say, all good things come to an end. If looking for a charter school, please look at other options or even public schools at this point.

Fantastic school. Not only are the staff friendly and courteous, my 2 kids are getting quality…read moreeducation. The principal has been very accommodating to special one of requests.

Warning for Parents Considering WGCS As a parent, I feel compelled to share my experience with WGCS…read morein the hope that it helps others make an informed decision. From my perspective, the leadership at the school, particularly the owner, Kyle Boyd, demonstrated a style that felt rigid and, at times, difficult to work with. I felt that communication lacked transparency, and it seemed to me that decisions were often made without considering the well-being of the students and their families. My child entered WGCS as a mild-mannered, enthusiastic student. However, during our time there, I noticed significant changes in his demeanor that concerned me. I also had questions about the academic curriculum. Despite the school's claims of offering an advanced curriculum, in my opinion, it did not meet South Carolina's academic standards. I observed that extra credit was frequently used to raise students' grades, which left me concerned about the consistency and rigor of grading practices. Also, I felt as if communications between teachers and parents were lacking or non-existent; especially in Math. Athletics were another point of concern. While the school promotes its commitment to offering several athletic programs, in my experience, there was no on-site gymnasium, and the off-site facility used did not feel particularly safe or appropriate for school sports (and it is across town). Additionally, I found the handling of my son's attempt to play public school sports troubling. I felt that WGCS staff misrepresented facts in a way that ultimately harmed his opportunity. Thank GOD for AAU sports, which more than prepared him to play next year. What the devil meant for evil, GOD turned it around for his good! Spiritually and culturally, I had hoped for a community that uplifted and embraced Christian values such as honesty, fairness, and love. Unfortunately, I did not feel that those values were consistently demonstrated here. As a parent of a minority child, I also observed what I perceived as a lack of inclusion, particularly in how students were recognized during school awards. In our time at the school, I did not see any minority student receive certain awards that are meant to reflect strong Christian character. It's very difficult for me to write this, and I waited until the end of the school year to do so because I did not want my son to face any retaliation. Due to our negative experience, I cannot recommend WGCS until serious meaningful changes are made.