We couldn't be more pleased with Haynsworth Private School. Our child has attended for over 2…read moreyears, and absolutely loves it. The teachers are kind and loving, with just enough discipline to keep things orderly. For working parents, its important to note that Haynsworth is almost always open. Except for one week at the end of the summer, there are childcare options all year round, including "summer camp" sessions during the summer. "Bank Holidays" like presidents day usually have coverage as well. This school is not "fancy" and its not "new", but it's clean and tidy. We love the older buildings and the warmth that they bring. Mostly, we just love the teachers and how they exemplify the values that we want instilled in our child - kindness, love, hard work, good manners, and more. Can't say enough good things!

This school is all hat and no cattle. If you like WWII bunker chic, minimal supervision, and a…read moredire lack of communication, then this is your school! If you would like a nurturing place with emphasis on individual needs and goals, look elsewhere! I cannot speak for the upper grades, but pre K is a disaster.

Our Saviour Lutheran School is filled with teachers who educate children with joy and love!…read more Children learn through play, while also having time each day for structured activities. Reading and math readiness, social, fine motor, and gross motor skills are all part of the curriculum. They work with parents on life skills like toilet-training, as well, always approaching things from a positive perspective.

Bob Jones is only for people who want to be depressed and unsuccessful in your future career as…read morewell as in your faith. Bob Jones professes to be a place that "shapes heads, hearts and backbones for Christ", but in reality they do the exact opposite. The curriculum, the student-life, and the rules all rather shape heads and hearts against Christ. During my time at BJU, which only lasted one semester, a lot of problems quickly became apparent. BJU has terrible leadership who are ill equipped to handle real world problems. Aside from preaching "abstain from appearances of evil", and "no sex before marriage", the staff have no real advice of wisdom whatsoever. Also, the professors on campus are no exception. The professor I had for most of my classes during my semester was supposed to be teaching history. However, the primary subjects of most of our classes were sex, pornography, and the philosophies of heartbreak and romance. The professor went as far as describing different sizes of male genitals. When I approached my academic advisor with this concern, no changes were made. No one reached back out to me after I filed my complaint, no adjustments were made to the curriculum, and that professor is still teaching some if not all of the classes pertaining to my major. The other professors I had at the time left rude comments on my assignments evaluating my comprehension skills or my abilities to retain information that had been barely taught. I had one professor who watched YouTube videos of fish instead of teaching. This is the top rated, high quality Christian education you are paying almost $30,000 dollars a year for. Outside of professors, the campus itself has a lot of problems. The Dining Common is always closed, which led me to spending about $500 dollars on basic meals in one semester alone. This is while I am paying about $17,000 for room/board/food alone. The rules are another large, unspoken issue at BJU. Men and women being in any form of relationship outside of "godly brother/sisterhood" is extremely scorned. But this isn't what you'll see if you visit the campus on a tour or check their social media pages. The handbook permits side hugs only for photos. Photos which are constantly on their social medias, which gives the illusion of a far more relaxed environment than what it truly is. In reality, anyone can disrupt a couple having a meal together or taking a walk. I was unable to have dinners or sit next to my boyfriend without being approached and accused of touching or giving "the appearance of evil". The tours, website, and social media also give potential students a look into dorm life. They show you happy residents, gentle, loving, caring staff and supervision, and kind roommates. However, this is the exact opposite from the true situation. The supervision and RA's show no care or compassion about anyone other than themselves. If students come to them, they blow them off. Demerits are handed out for having lights on one minute past curfew. There is no exemptions for being out of your room past curfew, including having to use the bathroom or get out of bed for any reason. I have been given demerits for wearing jeans to church, by an RA wearing jeans at the same time. The dorm supervisor targets those who are in relationships, because relationships could give the appearance of evil. There are no second chances or consideration coming from any staff. If one roommate is to make an accusation about another, it is assumed true regardless of the opinions of anyone else. For example, my roommates accused me of stealing and ignoring them and I was kicked out of my room. The true story was in fact that I had never stolen from them, and they found the misplaced item the day after I moved out. However, all the dorm staff and supervision treated me as if I was a terrible Christian and not worth the time it may have taken to explain myself to them. I was given two days to move all of my possessions from one room to another with no help from them. Favoritism is an issue even outside of the dorms. The arts programs and your success are completely based on how well liked you are by the professors. During my time at BJU, students were shoved around and removed from roles or activities because the professors or other students in charge just didn't like them. If they weren't removed immediately, they were led on and played with until the last minute, when the professor then publically humiliated them. BJU is entirely based on popularity, favoritism, and treatment based on whoever is making the payments. Student life staff have called me personally a slut, whore, failure, and told me that I would amount to nothing in life because I disagreed with them on one subject. The subject being an aspect of my personal life which had nothing to do with my education, and I had not gotten it involved in any aspect of my on-campus life. in short dont go here is sucks ass

Our daughter visited several schools before deciding on Bob Jones University. Without a doubt, the…read morething that stood out was the personal attention from the staff. No other school came close to the concern and godliness of the staff. Some may reference rules, but honestly, most businesses have stricter rules for their staff. This is unashamedly a Christian school so not aligning with those values will have parents looking elsewhere. I don't think I would recommend any other institution more than this (and the cost is shockingly affordable.)

They have a great football field!! Family extended on my guys side was playing here at homecoming…read moreevent- good to go out n support the young dreamers outon the field!

The staff knows the students, not just academically, but personally. The assistance is taylored to…read morethe student's learning style and needs. The environment is friendly and we enjoy being there!

SAT prep is a joke. Don't waste your money. We thought in person instruction would be better than…read moreon line. We thought they would teach strategy on how to take the test. Go to YouTube and save $$. This was a total sham.

It's been almost 3 months since I've moved my son to Precious People from another daycare and this…read morehas been one of my best decisions as a parent, yet. The building doesn't look like much and it's a little confusing to navigate inside, however the quality of care, teachers and staff make Precious People one of the best day cares in the area. I'm very surprised that the price is so economical considering the prices of some others in the area. My son started in the "Little T's" (toddlers not potty training) and I quickly realized why changing him to Precious People was a good decision. Not only was he coming home from daycare with proof of activity (crafts, drawings, updates from teachers), but he was actually tired. You could tell that he wasn't just plopped down in a room to his own device. He quickly picked up new words and phrases. He's recently been moved up a room and because of a bad experience with a previous daycare and the move he made, I was nervous. But it was seamless and I had worried needlessly, the teachers are very friendly, warm and welcoming. I don't plan on moving my son out of Precious People until it's time for school, I've been more than pleased and this is coming from someone who is relatively difficult to please when it comes to their kid. Care = Great! Price = Great! Location = Good (watch out for school bus traffic during school times)

My daughter has been attending this daycare for two years now ! I love seeing my daughter so happy…read morewhen she goes in and when she comes out! As a mother we are always worried about how they would treat our kids . But with this daycare no doubt about it! They choose the best staff who are so kind hearted and treat all kids equally ! They update you on everything through out the day which also makes my day especially when I am at work . I can go on & on about them but this is the best decision I have made !

ECA is one of Greenville's most respected pre-schools, and it is opening a Mauldin campus in May…read more The school accepts new students ages 6 weeks to kindergarten all year round. A full-day curriculum (7am-6pm) is great for working parents. State of the art classroom monitoring technology allows parents to view their children's rooms on smartphones and online during the day. That's peace of mind. Teachers are nurturing and really engage students using a great curriculum. The school lives up to its mantra.... "accelerated learning, not babysitting."

I was very nervous and thorough to pick out the proper school for my Daughter. I was very pleased…read moreto pick out this one. Great team they have there very helpful. Riley's instructor Tracy! He was great we appreciate him.

As an international student. I highly recommend this driving school. Magie and Barbara are very…read morehelpful. Instructor Tracy is decent, patient, and dedicated. His cueing is simple and clear. He made me feel confident in my driving.