Very impressive staff yielding very positive and impressive student learning! Kudos'read more

We have been at Gracepoint School for 3 years now. I can't…read morespeak highly enough about them. It has been life changing not only for my son, but our entire family. Best decision we could have made for him!!!

Cumberland Medical Institute is a great and conducive place to learn, I did my CNA and CCMA and I…read morepassed my exam at once. They have the best instructors to teach and demonstrate all the practical aspects of the program. They are very organized and do things in a timely manner Mrs.Eunice is a wonderful person and a great instructor and Mr. Jonah is the best. I will always recommend this institute to anybody. They are the best.

An excellent school to learn. Mr. Jonah is an outstanding teacher, patient, and always willing to…read morehelp make sure you understand what you are being taught. I have recommended the school and would keep recommending it to others.

This is a lengthy review--because it's an important one. If…read moreyou're a parent weighing trust, safety, and support for your child, I hope you'll read this through. What happened here should matter to all of us. When a childcare center--an institution meant to nurture and protect--responds to a parent's concern with legal threats instead of accountability, it betrays its very purpose. This isn't just corporate crisis management. This is a place entrusted with children, choosing image over integrity and intimidation over compassion. When the business of care puts PR above people, especially children, that's not just disappointing--it's disqualifying. We asked for help. We pleaded for partnership as our child--fresh off a stellar pre-K year--struggled with a difficult transition. We came to them with honesty, transparency, and hope. In return, we got nothing. No plan. No compassion. No meaningful response. Just behavioral labels, silence, and distance. Then came the moment that broke our trust: our five-year-old was left in emotional distress--alone, in a foyer, crying--while staff stood by and did nothing. No comfort. No connection. No basic human decency. This is not a "difference of opinion." This is a violation of what childcare is supposed to be. All I ever wanted was acknowledgment and a sincere apology. What I got instead was a cease and desist letter. You don't get to violate trust and then police the truth. No ownership. No empathy. Just an attempt to bully me into silence. They wanted my review gone. They wanted my voice quiet. But I will never be silent when it comes to my child's dignity and well-being. I stand by my experience--and I'm not alone. Scroll through the honest 1-star reviews from other families who've spoken up about similar concerns. Then contrast those with the sudden flood of 5-star ratings from employees, friends, and those clearly tied to the business. It's manufactured praise designed to bury real feedback. Even worse are the generic, dismissive corporate replies: tone-deaf, cold, and entirely disengaged from the actual harm experienced. There was a time when this center felt like a second home. That changed when it came under corporate management. A once nurturing environment became cold, calculated, and "business-first." Longstanding teachers left. The warmth was gone. Leadership changed, and so did the values. When care becomes too inconvenient, children stop being seen as learners--and start being labeled as problems. When a center punishes feedback, silences concerns, and starts treating children like liabilities instead of humans -- I believe that's no longer a safe place for any family.

I have had an amazing experience at Chroma early learning academy at River Green. My grandson goes…read morehere and we all love it. The teachers and administrator's are always warm , welcoming and loving. We had a billing problem when we first started and they took care of everything for us. Amazing school and staff!

I thought about getting my real estate sales license for a while before I bit the bullet and…read morefinally did it. I was dragging my feet about it because I had contacted several other Georgia real estate schools about their programs and I wasn't impressed with the people I was speaking with. Surprisingly, a lot of programs that I contacted couldn't clearly explain to me which classes I needed to take and one of the schools kept changing their class schedule. So I held off on enrolling until I could do a bit more research on schools. I found AREA and their program information was clearly explained on their website. When I called them to ask follow up questions I got clear answers. Then I saw Yelp CM Kellie M.'s review for the school and that solidified my decision to enroll there. I'm glad I did. The class materials are very straightforward as are the lectures. Not a lot of flow charts, diagrams, or fluffy presentations. I'm a very direct person and like to absorb direct information, so the class was perfect for my learning style. I took the class in person and was also also given access to a lot of additional online test materials. I took my two pre-license classes at AREA, and I passed my state licensing exam on my first attempt. I found the state exam to be challenging. In hindsight I know I needed the in person class in order to pass because the immersive environment helped me. If you're needing a real estate school for a licensing requirement I highly recommend you consider AREA.

Nora is professional and really pushes you to do your best. Her experience in real estate helped me…read moreunderstand the material better and she is able to answer almost any question you'd throw her way. After her class and review session, I passed the state real estate licensing exam on the first try. I'm glad I went with AREA for my real estate pre-license classes.

I have always wanted to learn Tai Chi. I have been learning Tai Chi with Mingle for about 6 months…read morenow. I love it. It relaxes my mind. I love that we have the option to either go in person or online. Since it has been cold, I have been taking the class online. We have students all over the country in our class. The instructor is nice, patient and knowledgeable. I would definitely recommend this class to anyone that is serious about learning Tai Chi.

My children have known no other school throughout their education, and they are thriving at Lyndon…read more Is it always perfect? Nope, but that is not a realistic goal for anything in life. My children don't even know how lucky they are to get daily foreign language classes, an entire staff that knows them by name, on-campus tutoring (if needed), and all the individualized attention they could ever want! As a parent, I'm obviously thrilled with the advanced curriculum, something my children see as the norm because it's all they've known. But just as important is what they DON'T experience: phone distractions, fashion-comparison pressures, classroom behavior disruptions that hinder learning, overcrowded spaces, or the risk of getting lost in the crowd. It makes me so happy that this is the schooling that they get to experience. *I read a review mentioning that funds weren't used for front door safety, but we've actually had a new front door code access system all year!

If transparency, honesty, accountability and safety are expectations you have in a school for your…read morechildren, Lyndon is probably not what you are looking for in a school. Our family attended for four years (2021-2025) and observed increasing concerns, especially with the administration run by the Murdock family. Key issues of growing concerns included: -High teacher turnover, dismissed by the administration as normal but found to be worse than other schools. -Misuse or unexplained use of fundraiser money, particularly for promised security upgrades that were never completed (e.g., a buzz-in front door system). -Negligence with bullying, where a known student repeatedly bullied others and was only expelled after a serious incident, despite parent complaints. -Lack of leadership accountability, as all administrative roles and the board are filled by family members, leaving no room for independent oversight or appeals. I can't speak to non-returning students and families for other grades, but can say that with many of the parents in our child's grade that nearly HALF (of the now 3rd grade), including their older and younger siblings in other grades, left after the 2024-2025 school year due to these ongoing concerns.

Review for Huntington Learning Center of Woodstock…read more Our experience with the Huntington Learning Center of Woodstock this summer was unfortunately disappointing--especially considering we had worked with them in the past, under a different director, with no issues at all. The change in management has significantly impacted the professionalism and overall experience. We enrolled both of our sons for summer tutoring and had initially agreed upon a discounted rate with the previous director for enrolling multiple children. However, that agreement was later disregarded by the owner, who insisted we pay the full amount--$5,000--upfront, even though no assessments or personalized learning plans had been completed yet. We clearly stated our intention to pay weekly while Huntington conducted evaluations and developed a structured academic plan. Instead of honoring that, the owner repeatedly pressured us and even interrupted one of my son's tutoring sessions--not only disrupting his learning but also directly questioning him, a minor, about how he planned to pay for the session. We found this to be highly inappropriate and unprofessional. Despite no game plan being shared and assessments still pending, she sold expensive books to our sons--knowing they had a credit card meant only for weekly session payments--and charged the books without our prior approval. Shortly afterward, she emailed us stating that services would be discontinued because we hadn't paid the full $5,000 upfront. We attempted to continue the program at the Alpharetta location, where the director initially had everything set up for us to start. However, after speaking with the Woodstock owner, he reversed course and refused to work with us as well. We then requested the academic assessments we had already paid for. The owner first refused to provide them, and after we pointed out that the assessments were conducted during paid sessions, she reluctantly agreed to send them but said she would not explain the results. We told her that was fine--but we never received anything. Fortunately, we are now working with a different tutor outside of Huntington. While his hourly rate is slightly higher, the total time built into his program is less than half of what Huntington wanted to charge us $5,000 for--and we are already seeing amazing results. After this experience, my older son even admitted that Huntington seemed to intentionally move slowly to extend the timeline and charge for more sessions. We're sharing this review to help other families make an informed decision. Our past experience with Huntington Woodstock was smooth and productive under the former director, but since the change in leadership, our experience has been marked by broken agreements, unprofessional behavior, and poor communication. We're relieved to have found a more effective and transparent alternative.

As a former educator, I am appalled at the unprofessional and rude attitude displayed by the…read moredirector at the Woodstock GA location. Conferences to review the initial assessment were scheduled and then cancelled on two consecutive days. The staff is evidently not privy to her schedule to assist them when they are scheduling conferences or she approved them (one employee put me on hold to speak with her about availability) and then had staff call me to reschedule due to a meeting one day and "administrative" duties the next. When she called at my request so that a schedule could be resolved for the conference she was rude, stated that conferences were never scheduled before noon ( I was offered several 11:30am slots or from 9-3 on the second day), and stated that having the assessor involved in the conference was not the way they did things even though that was a request that was granted when I scheduled/rescheduled on both dates. I questioned why the communication between her and her staff was so lacking and this made her mad. She said that now the assessor would not be in the conference. I stated, while being rudely talked over repeatedly, that none of this was shared verbally or with a brochure when I iinitially contracted for services and that as educators we look at the whole child to assess strengths and weaknesses so it was important that the person who assessed him provide feedback on demeanor, attentiveness, etc. during assessment. She (the director) had never even met the child. She never offered a time/date for a conference. I stated that this was not in the child's best interest and that I'd just like my money back and she could keep the assessment results. She said no and that I could pick up the results(no conference for explanation or suggestions). She then said "I have another conference and hung up on me. If this is indicative of how Huntington works then my professional advice is to steer clear of them if you want help for your child.

These guys are really passionate about their work. Totally committed to the success of their…read morestudents, they produce the best qualified graduates of anybody. I'd recommend them to anyone.

The main thing that I can say about DCI is that it changed my life. I went from a job I hated with…read morebasically no way to make anymore money than I was to an amazing career that I am proud of. I work at an amazing pediatric office with the best boss anyone could ever have! I have health insurance he pays 75%, 2 weeks of vacation pay and 5 days of holiday pay. We go to CrossFit together at lunch and it's such a positive environment. Oh ya, and he is sending us on a cruise next year as well! I just can't imagine my life without taking the plunge to go to DCI. The instructors are amazing and patient and hilarious. They def make it fun! If you are at a crossroad and not sure what you want to do or if you know this is exactly what you want to do then you need to go to Dental Career Institute. It was the best decision I have ever made.