If you're on foot and need a cheap snack in the middle of the school day, I highly recommend…read morechecking out Et al., the student-run snack shop in Gambrell Hall, Emory's law school. This semester is the first that it has been open continuously from 8 am to 7 pm, Monday through Thursday, and 8 am to 5 pm on Fridays, and they just purchased a new, larger refrigerator, which means there are even more 50 cent sodas available. They've also increased the number of snacks they sell dramatically, adding more candy, chips, gum, and other bagged snack options (ranging from 50 cents to $1) as well as a freezer case full of microwavable food. You can even purchase Muscle Milk or Emory Law gear as well. Come with cash and have it ready at hand so that you don't hold up the line!

If I had to pick somewhere to get my law degree I'd pick this school time and time again. It was an…read moreextremely personalized experience - the staff are always receptive and the professors are unmatched. There are all kinds of students from all walks of life and the campus is beautiful. The building is surrounded by the gorgeous undergraduate campus, and there are plenty of food and shops around. There are SO many student organizations, amazing opportunities, and notable alumni. This is the place to be!

This is our 2nd year at Landmark, and we couldn't be happier. There's no such thing as a perfect…read moreschool, but our three children are thriving here! I started with one child in high school, one in middle, and one in elementary, and I love that they stand by their mission to prepare each student to impact the world for Jesus Christ. I appreciate that there's a partnership with the parents and the school. It's not just the school's responsibility to teach my children academics and character, but rather they encourage parent participation! The teachers legitimately care for the students and go beyond their workday to communicate with me should there be something to discuss. As for college preparedness, my Junior has tools to help her decide on colleges. They have two counselors to help guide students each step of the way. Not to mention, they offer AP classes and several Dual Enrollment classes to help aid with the cost of college. They are open to hearing from parents and their concerns. In middle school, their principal is sweet and kind, but knows when to be stern. I adore their assistant principal as well. Elementary is precious and I love all the field trips and hands on activities that are available. The entire school has access to gardening and earth sustainable teachings as well! They have two gardens that they harvest throughout the year where students can sample their plants (they make amazing salsa). And to even talk about their academies and special interest classes (such as filmmaking, fashion design, engineering, aviation, art) just blew me away when I toured the school. I wasn't sold on the school until I toured it! Can't recommend it enough!

My review is a little late, but my now husband and I were told that our daughter wouldn't even be…read moreconsidered for their school because we weren't married yet. We were specially told that she wouldn't be a fit because if the discussion came up in class amongst the other children that we weren't married, it would make other children think it was ok. Mind you, my daughter then was 5, and scoring above average in reading and math. We were told to come back when married and now that I am, I would NEVER enroll my daughter there. They should be ashamed of themselves. And they're supposed to be a Christian school. And of course we're African American.

There's been so much fights it's only the 3 month of school.I just started in 6th.This guy liked me…read moreand I rejected him stuff going around that me and the guy are dating?!Even the group chat I told them that I rejected him and they still say that.Horrible,but good learning experience,rules have changed,bathroom lock,give phone to teacher in 1st period no matter of A day or B day,and if you get caught 3 day suspension,And uhm yeah have a good day.

This school doesn't look like much on the outside, but it looks nice on the inside…read more The focus of this school as of last school year is the 7 habits of daily learning. This school has a huge Hispanic population. Most of the students speak both English and Spanish. As of last school year, most of the staff members were very friendly, and welcoming. Unfortunately, some of the staff were the exact opposite, and that contributed to the overall moral of the school.

My experience at Camp Creek Middle School was satisfactory; however, the teachers and staff…read moremaintain a rigorous discipline, and the students often exhibit improper behavior.

I went here many years back and returned recently for Alumni Weekend after 20 years out of Atlanta…read more I'm glad to hear that they actually have changed for the better from students, classmates who got into in leadership roles and recall those bad old days too well, staff members and so forth. I attended a number of events and was thrilled to hear the President say they weren't trying to exclude and alienate conservatives from the community + still teach critical thinking skills (one of the positive aspects of my time there). Gone are the good ol' boys and now diversity (including being a first generation student) actually seems to be considered and appreciated where that wasn't my experience. The bad old days were so bad I had nothing to do with the school for about 10 years due to the presence and protection towards a group I found loathsome (and would be completely inappropriate in our modern times just as it was 20 years ago). Since my most recent visit, I can say with pride that I went to this school and am proud of my classmates for stepping up and being change so others don't have to go through what I'm sure some of them did.

Had me up at 7 am on Wednesday on a cold November day to sign up for classes. I am on ten standby…read morelists. I couldn't get in to a single one. It took 15 minutes of loading to get into a standby lists. This is absurd and I'm just disappointed in the infrastructure of this historic university.