I absolutely LOVE Longleaf Learning Center. It is so important that I am able to drop my child off…read moreand trust that she will be well taken care and safe. The teachers and staff are amazing and always have my child's best interest at heart. I can not express how much I truly appreciate everyone here.

Solid Rock is a one-of-its-kind private school/farm academy that teaches kids compassion through…read moreaction. The kids learn to be kind, not just towards other humans, but to animals and life as well. And they serve homemade plant-based lunch! It's an absolute dream school I wish I had attended when I was a kid-- at least now I can gift the experience to my children. The future generations will benefit from going to this school w its gardening program, veterinary training, culinary program, robotics and 3D printers, etc. Critical thinking, empathy, and exposure to the old and new educational systems are all delivered here for kids w special needs and the gifted and everyone in-between. It's truly a school for everyone and everyone is invited!

I am extremely disappointed with our experience at this school. My son attended this school…read morepreviously, and unfortunately, I feel that he was not given the academic support and preparation he needed. Throughout his time at this school, we were consistently told that he was an "A student" and that he was doing very well academically. However, when he started at his new school, it became very clear that his academic performance did not reflect what we had been led to believe. He was significantly below grade level and struggling with basic skills that he should have already mastered. Now that he is at his new school, he is receiving D's and F's, and we are having to work extremely hard to help him catch up. As a parent, it is heartbreaking and frustrating to realize that these academic gaps were not identified or addressed earlier. I understand that every child learns differently, but schools have a responsibility to accurately assess students' academic progress and provide support when they are struggling. Calling a student an "A student" is not enough if the student is not actually mastering the skills expected for their grade level. My son was promoted without having the academic foundation he needed, and unfortunately, we are now seeing the consequences. I wish we had been given a more honest picture of his academic abilities sooner. Parents deserve transparent communication about their child's progress and whether they are truly prepared for the next grade level.

We moved from Minnesota to Florida and were nervous about choosing a VPK. We toured St. Thomas as a…read moredear friend recommended it but also toured various other schools. Our daughter, 4-years at the time said "Mommy, this is the one, I love it." Now 10 months later she is graduating and we are so sad to leave. This school is like a family; it's wonderful!

I truly cannot say enough wonderful things about St. Thomas Aquinas preschool. My family and I…read moremoved from Maryland to Georgia and we had no idea where to go for our 3 year old, so we researched all of the Catholic preschools we could find. Director, Ms. Hampton, is AMAZING! She was such such a breath of fresh air in the craziness of the move and ridiculously helpful as we transitioned. The whole preschool experience and her teacher, Mrs. Carras, have been absolutely wonderful. From the helpfulness while researching schools, to the enrollment process, to the school year itself, I can not say enough wonderful things about St. Thomas!

I really like the school and the atmosphere. It is safe, yet open. The children are polite and well…read moremannered. I don't her any yelling and it is run in an orderly yet comfortable manner. The reason i gave the school only 4 stars is the bfst/lunch program. I think if you're in elementary school and given the choice of chocolate milk or white milk you're going to choose chocolate. And the juice should not be a fruit choice. What is wrong actual fruit? And less sugary cereals need to be on the menu as well. And where is Michelle Obama's school lunch program? Heavy sugar, trans fats and carbs are not good for anyone. Please, no plastic food for our children.

Excellent atmosphere for learning! The teachers really care and children get a very well rounded…read moreeducation.

From the owner: Web of Wisdom teaches a collaborative curriculum founded on Inquiry Based Learning. We focus on…read morepublic speaking, ongoing projects, hands on education, and technology with a computer for every child!

I got bullied here the curriculum is bad the lunch is inedible the breakfast is either good or…read moreinedible and I got an a for no reason at all even though I got at least 90% on every quiz this school is horrendous and people are really annoying though the teachers are kinda nice!

Staff is friendly and attentive. The teachers and administrators have student safety and success on…read moretheir minds always.

This is a public Charter school, operating as a private school!…read more www.learninglodgeacademy.com The school is shared property with Unity Church, but has no affiliation. Now accepting VPK-5th grade. Home of the Rangers! Before and After school program- Ranger Care= 6:30am-6pm daily and on days off/vacation

Worst school experience ever. I wish someone would've told me not to enroll my son. My first clue…read moreshould've been the absolute zero diversity on the staff/faculty roster. Check the faculty/staff is it still at zero diversity! The fakest friendly environment I've ever encountered. My child was called the N word here. Bought it to the school personnel attention. The principal told me no one else heard it. I hated this school and realized why people end up withdrawing after one year. The education level was not as presented either. No support services to help improve my child's reading comprehension. The red flag was when they told me he was reading on level when he clearly was not. Left this school and FSA testing again proved he was not. Good Luck. I've learned to know check for diversity not just in student body but in the staff.