Our son attended The Sunshine House in Douglasville, and it has been such a wonderful experience…read morefor our family. His Georgia Pre-K teachers, Ms. Lisa and Ms. Kelli, were absolutely phenomenal. They were caring, patient, and truly made a positive impact on his learning and growth. We are so thankful for the love, support, and guidance they provided throughout the school year. We appreciate Ms. Maya and Ms. Kelly. The Sunshine House has been a great place for our son, and we appreciate everything the teachers and staff have done to help prepare him for kindergarten. Highly recommend!

The Sunshine House in Douglasville has been such a phenomenal preschool for our grandson! We have…read morehad a wonderful experience, and we are so grateful for the care, patience, and support shown by the teachers and staff. They have created a loving, safe, and positive learning environment where our grandson has been able to grow, learn, and thrive. We truly appreciate everything they do and highly recommend The Sunshine House to any family looking for a great preschool.

What they do at Angels Academy is provide a space for not only your children to thrive, but you as…read morea parent as well! As a first-time mom, I cannot express how much peace of mind this school has given me and my husband. From our very first visit, I knew this was where I wanted my daughter to be. The amount of attention, communication, and detail they provide daily is unmatched. The staff is so personable, so connected to the families, and they truly make you feel like family. And let me just say, Angels Academy is not a daycare! If that's what you're looking for, you'll have to look elsewhere because what they have created here is something special. They teach your children and set the standard for learning. The children wear uniforms like little scholars, they host Scholastic Book Fairs, spirit weeks, school picture day and so many other activities that make it feel like a true school experience. I especially appreciate that their calendar aligns with Fulton County Schools, which is wonderful for families with older children. Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. Dupree are true gems! They are so passionate about what they do, and it shows. My daughter's teachers, Ms. JB and Ms. Ford, have also been exceptional. They keep us updated daily, take extra time to create fun activities while teaching letters and numbers, and genuinely know each child. You can tell they love what they do, and as a parent, that means everything. My daughter started in June, and I had every intention of leaving a review sooner. But here we are just days away from November, and I'm even more pleased than I was when we started! She went from being shy to talking nonstop, and she's not even two yet! She can count to 16, knows her ABCs, colors, shapes, and so much more. She's even potty training! The amount of growth we've seen in just a few months has been incredible. I've never seen anything quite like Angels Academy. The staff is second to none, they make you feel like family, and they run a program that is truly helping you raise a little scholar. I'm so happy we found them and couldn't recommend them enough!

Angels Academy of Atlanta is a remarkable Christian-based school and a true staple in the Southwest…read moreAtlanta community, including the surrounding 30331 area. For families looking for a school where children are known, encouraged, and nurtured while receiving a strong academic and faith-centered foundation, Angels Academy is a place worth discovering. One of the school's greatest strengths is its use of the Abeka Christian curriculum. From the youngest learners in the infant room through preschool, Pre-K, and kindergarten, children are supported with learning and care suited to their stage of development. As they grow, they are introduced to rich, engaging lessons that build skills in language, phonics, handwriting, sight words, creative arts, and STEM. The curriculum challenges children to learn and make progress while the warm, nurturing environment helps them feel secure, confident, and excited to participate. Faith is thoughtfully woven into the school week. Children learn Christian songs and a Scripture connected to the lessons they are working on, giving them regular opportunities to hear, practice, and remember what they are learning. Each Wednesday, the students gather for chapel to sing together and review their weekly Scripture. These moments help make faith a meaningful part of the children's school experience. Mrs. Coleman, the owner and director, leads Angels Academy with commitment, professionalism, and a genuine love for the school community. Her work reflects a deep passion for helping children grow in every part of their childhood: academically, emotionally, socially, spiritually, and through character development. She strives to create a school where children are encouraged to become thoughtful, capable learners and caring individuals. Mrs. Dupree, the office manager, is an essential part of what makes the school run so well. She works incredibly hard from the front of the building to the back, managing her responsibilities with care and keeping things organized. At the same time, she helps maintain a positive, welcoming, and nurturing atmosphere throughout the school. Her dedication is felt by the staff, children, and families who walk through the doors. Together, Mrs. Coleman's leadership and Mrs. Dupree's steady, thoughtful care make a meaningful difference in the experience families have at Angels Academy. This is more than a school; it is a valued part of the community and a place where children are given room to learn, grow, and build a strong foundation for the future. I wholeheartedly recommend Angels Academy of Atlanta to families seeking a caring, academically enriching, and Christ-centered school for their children. As an early childhood educator and trainer, I truly appreciate the care and dedication that go into helping children learn, grow, and thrive at Angels Academy. Warmly, Ashley Gamble Early Childhood Educator & Trainer

As a proud parent of two daughters--one in high school and the other in middle school--at Impact…read moreLeadership Christian Academy, I can confidently say that this school has been a true blessing to our family. From day one, we've felt welcomed and supported by a community that genuinely cares about the academic, spiritual, and personal development of each student. The teachers and staff go above and beyond to create a nurturing, Christ-centered environment where our girls are not only challenged academically but also encouraged to grow in character and faith. Our high school daughter has absolutely thrived. She's receiving a top-notch education that is preparing her for college and life beyond, but what we value just as much is the leadership training and the strong biblical foundation she's building. She's becoming a confident, thoughtful young woman with a clear sense of purpose--and we know that's no accident. Impact Leadership Christian Academy is shaping her to be a leader who lives by her values. Our middle school daughter is equally flourishing. She's embraced learning in a way we hadn't seen before--engaged, enthusiastic, and eager to grow. She's surrounded by teachers who see her potential and encourage her daily. We've also seen such positive growth in her spiritual walk, and it's been beautiful to witness her excitement about Bible study, chapel, and service projects. The balance of academic rigor, leadership development, and spiritual formation at ILCA is truly unmatched. The small class sizes and close-knit community mean our girls are known, valued, and supported every step of the way. We're so thankful to be part of the Impact family and couldn't be more proud of who our daughters are becoming under their guidance. We wholeheartedly recommend ILCA to any family looking for a school that partners with you in raising strong, faith-filled, future-ready leaders.

My Husband and I are very glad that we found Impact LCA for our children who are in Middle and High…read moreSchool. The Administration/staff are supportive and encouraging yet no nonsense, which is necessary for students success. Both of our students actually look forward to going to school each day, and have established positive friendships with their classmates. While no school is perfect, the Team at ILCA are receptive to feedback and aim for greater. It takes the effort and partnership of both the School AND the Parents & Students working together to grow a new school and create a positive environment. Thank you Impact for being a safe place for our Babies, holding them accountable, teaching them Biblical Principles and practical life lessons/skills, especially now.

Our daughters have been at 3 different preschools since 2019 and PATH has become our home away from…read morehome. Nikki is an amazing leader and the teachers are all wonderful! We actually commute from the opposite side of Decatur to bring our daughters and it's worth every minute. Every single teacher is warm and welcoming. The parents are a diverse yet friendly bunch. It's such a gift for our girls to be excited to go every morning. 10/10 would do it all over again!

We are on our second year at Preschool at the Heights (PATH), after expensively dropping out of a…read moresimilar morning program that was an awful fit. We are so grateful to have found PATH. The people who run this school are awesome. Director Michelle is competent, positive, and flexible - that's a powerful triad. She somehow knows every kid's name and personality. The music teacher Mr. Gus is a talented performer with the patience of Job, and goes far beyond the usual itsy-bitsy-baby songs in his classes. The class teachers are dedicated and effective (a ton of them are former PATH parents). We've taken to calling the 1-yr-old class teachers "the Dream Team" because they're so good with the toddlers. You really get the impression that the people working there are doing so because they just like being there. Honestly, even the parents are a little different than other morning programs we've been to - it's more laidback and friendly, and there is more a sense of community. The whole vibe of the place has none of the competitive Image-Crafting Perfect-Hair Mom-Shaming I figured came standard at all morning programs. PATH has random family nights throughout the year just for families to come and hang out (instead of the usual semiannual high-pressure fundraiser). The only bad parts - their playground areas aren't as nice as those of some other morning programs, although they are good enough and they're slated for improvements. It's a smaller school, so there are fewer dedicated "specials" teachers. However they still fill a slate of Science, Spanish, and Music specials with lots of art and outside time.

This is a great school! It is very structured, and very caring. The staff is incredible and the…read morechildren like being there. They are what they say they are - a Christian school, and they are very much Christ oriented in everything they do. I highly recommend this school!

We loved the school at first. Once my daughter got just a little bit further into Elementary, we…read morewere weighed down with an insane amount of work and expectations. They also care more about how they do on standardized testing than other benefits they may be receiving from getting a private Christian education. I wish this was not the case, because we were happy there originally.

The most wonderful, loving neighborhood school. More than we could have asked for for our son. The…read moreteachers are amazing, the director and assistant director are angels, and the board is full of parents who are giving their time (for free!) to make sure it remains a happy, supportive, and safe space for our children. When our son was six months old, he got pretty sick and we had to pull him out of school for two months while the doctors ran some tests. Obviously, it was exorbitantly expensive to pay both tuition and for a nanny during this time. Without batting an eye, the board and director worked with us to ease the financial burden during the stressful, scary time. As I said in an email at the time, and still believe now, "this underscores why we picked the Phoenix School and is just another example of how lucky we are to be part of the community." While Phoenix is a small, neighborhood school housed in a church basement, it's always clean and always ringing with love... for our children, for our teachers, and for each other. You'll rarely walk through the school without teachers from every classroom (babies, 1s, 2s, 3s, etc.) popping their head out to say goodbye to your child, by name. They serve multiple meals per day that may not always be organic, but are nutritious and balanced. If you're looking for a loving, safe community to send your precious child everyday while you have to work, I couldn't recommend the Phoenix School more.

While we were excited to have our kids join the Phoenix School based on the online reviews and…read morestate funded pre-K, we had no choice but to pull them out after just a few weeks. While most of the teachers seemed caring and capable, there was a toxic dynamic fueled by one particular teacher that is clearly condoned by the school's management. Virtually every time we observed this teacher we witnessed him barking orders at the kids and losing his cool. Aggressive, condescending, and authoritative. It appeared as if he was trying to force obedience through intimidation. Zero manners or etiquette used. Certainly not the kind of behavior we use at home or want modeled for our kids 40 hours per week. We gave it a little time as we all have bad days, but after multiple instances of observing this behavior we met with the school's Director to discuss the situation. We presented our concerns in a constructive, example based fashion and were met with nothing but defensiveness. No notes taken, no next steps, no anything. We were essentially told that many parents are supportive of this "no nonsense" approach and that it was more of a shtick than truly authoritative behavior. Sadly I don't believe three year olds have the capacity to precisely delineate between a shtick and someone being intimidating. At this point we had lost all confidence in the school and pulled our kids. An enormous inconvenience, but necessary. Even though we had made up our minds about leaving we felt obligated to discuss our experience to the board of the school. I asked the head of the board to call me to discuss everything three times and was repeatedly told that I had two options, come in and speak in person during their monthly meeting or put everything in writing. The director of the board later attempted to implicate that I was only voicing concerns because I wanted money back. This interaction certainly validated our decision to leave. Other miscellaneous concerns included: regular cockroach sightings, run down facilities, noncompliance to the mobile app (Kinderlime), processed food served from single-use packaging, and that we continued to receive app activity entires after leaving the school. We have since learned that there is a contingency of parents that have had a similar experience at Phoenix School. I'll again note that the majority of the people at Phoenix School seemed fine, but when it comes childcare, one weak link breaks the chain.

Getting started at Benjamin Preparatory was challenging because of separation anxiety, and my…read moreoldest son was slow to blossom. Potty training was also a prerequisite for his age group. Instead of looking elsewhere, I decided to stick with Benjamin Prep, and I'm honestly glad I did. My oldest is now blossoming as he moves through the classes. I've seen so much growth in his speech, knowledge, and communication skills over time. My youngest actually started before him, and the entire school treats both of my boys like family. The staff listens, cares, and works with you. Like any new school experience, it takes time to build trust and develop a relationship with your new village--but we have found that village at Benjamin Prep.

My daughter has attended this school for nearly a year now. We unfortunately have attended during…read moreCovid's peak therefore masks are required, temperature scans, and I can't go inside the school. Although this is set to come to an end soon! I love the Christian foundation. The staff are very friendly, and typically informative. I've had a few hiccups here but nothing major. I love the cameras so that I can peek in on my child if and when desired. We also have access to the live school app which gives a detailed report about your child's activities throughout the day as well as their behavior. They are also performing arts based so the productions are something to look forward to as well. So far I've enjoyed my child's experience here. I'm looking forward to more face to face interactions and getting to know her teachers better!

I love the Goddard School of Decatur and would recommend their facility to parents looking for a…read moresafe, professional, engaging and fun daycare. My daughter has been at the school for almost a year now and it is one of the best decisions that we have made for her. The tuition is a bit pricey but below many others in the area that offer a similar curriculum. I love that I receive pictures via email and Tadpoles app throughout the day. I also love the option of having meals prepared daily with options for vegan and dairy-free children at a reasonable price. I absolutely adore the teachers in my daughter's current and previous classrooms and so does my daughter. The school prepares an electronic daily report to track the children's activities, nap times and diaper changes. They also have monthly events allowing the opportunity for parents to mingle. The reason why I gave the school four stars instead of five is because I had to remind the school to apply diaper rash cream multiple times + I showed up at 7am (opening) a couple times and had to wait on a teacher to arrive. No place is perfect though so that is all okay. The front staff is very nice and the school has been accommodating in multiple situations. As long as the location works, (we are 5 minutes away which is super convenient) I plan on my daughter attending this school until it is time for elementary! Update: I would also like to add that we have the option of paying $150 to remove our daughter from the school and hold our spot. This is especially convenient during a time where most daycares are closed (which may be difficult for parents who are still working) or open and still charging parents full price although they may have pulled their children out due to coronavirus. I think it is a great option for us and I definitely appreciate the accommodation.

My child was hit and bitten repeatedly by the same child on more than four occasions--this same…read morechild also harmed other children. Although plans were put in place, the staff and administration failed to properly implement them, allowing these incidents to continue. As a result, my child now has a scar on her face that she will have forever, thanks to a child at this school who has harmed others as well. I removed my child after the final incident and reached out to at least receive a refund for the last month my daughter attended. I was told by the administration that the refund would be granted, but this never happened. I called corporate and have yet to receive a single call from the franchise owner, despite making it very clear that I wanted to speak with her. I have also filed a claim with the Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning regarding this situation. If you're okay with being lied to, paying money for your child to be repeatedly hurt, and not even receiving a call from the owner to pretend she cares, this is the school for you.