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.

We moved from South Atlanta, GA with a freshman enrolled at Walton High. So far, he likes the…read moreschool and its programs very much.

School is very very good. The students are extremely proper and elegant (especially this fellow…read moreright here).

All I really need to say is run away as fast as you can!…read more Don't even get me started yall if you even open a bag of chips bugs will spawn. the school is dirty! omg there vending machine be taking the children's money unbelievable Then some of the 8th grade Teacher are rude, mean for instant there was a fight n they just let it happened! like omg do better. like really in the big 2025? but overall its good but its also not great so and there is some working they need. They also have a new principal n he is from the army n getting these kids in check! This is not a drill!

East Cobb was a little hell-hole, a training ground for the dumpy part of life. There was a lot of…read moreviolence here. There were fights almost everyday. I saw brass knuckles more than a couple times. This is in the suburbs. This is in a community where families are above average in income. They also bring in kids from smaller communities. Kids can fight. My mom is still friends with the a teacher that was here when I went. She was nice. She left East Cobb because there was so much fighting. She had to pull snarling brats off of another all the time. She started to feel uncomfortable even though she'd been at the school for a long time. She likes where she is now much better. I did not like East Cobb. The gym teachers were all supreme dicks. One of them got hit in the face with a golf club once. He was a sassy dude and he one time gave me 3 detentions because I was running in the gym. If I let my kid go here it would only be because I'd want him/her to see how jacked people can be. I would worry about him/her all day while he/she was at school. I would probably prefer he/she went somewhere else. Behind the school there are fields and kudzu.

Homecoming Queen 2022…read more Follow Ukalyptusband on tiktok this school is pretty ok also our waiter tom was really nice. his service was amazing!

Good school although I would recommend bringing your own lunch because while the food there isn't…read morebad it's just the typical school lunch

Our always homeschooled teen joined The Academy, now called Home School Life Academy, after the…read morepandemic began. Her local high school wasn't able to keep her safe, or provide the challenge she enjoys. HSL Academy is a private, rigorous college preparatory high school. Our daughter is taking AP English Literature this coming semester. She is graduating this May. She is applying to colleges such as Agnes Scott, Smith, Mount Holyoke, Hampshire, Amherst, Connecticut College, Ursinius, Wheaton, Clark, Bennington, Bard, Dickinson, Muhlenberg, and Juniata for example. The dean of the high school is very supportive, and has shared with us she feels our daughter is well prepared for college. We trust the dean's assessment and are forever grateful For the exceptional education our daughter has received over the last two years.

My daughter has been at this hybrid school for 3 yrs and she is in love. She has been homeschooled…read moreher entire life, and finding this school has propelled her education to different levels. She absolutely loves it and Amy, Jason,and Suzanne. This is exactly what I wanted for my daughter. She is thriving.

Kennesaw Mountain is a recognized award-winning school with many success stories after graduation…read more You might start here because of those accolades, but you'll finish with the view that Mustang family is a unique experience. Four kids in gives us some perspective, and starting with academic rigor, to community service opportunities, with extra-curricular options galore, KMHS is an incredible experience. The Magnet program is a shining star for STEM prep, consistently producing students who succeed and excel at top universities. The Magnet crew is stellar all-around, and our kids made long-term quality friendships lasting beyond high school. We've had our runs but never been an athletic powerhouse, partly due to being the smallest 7A school by far in the state (moving to 6A in '20). Despite that Mustangs have frequented state tourneys/meets, and enjoyed great developmental coaches. From personal experience, the swim coach is the best in the state. Beyond the classroom the service opportunities include Mane Link, an outstanding servant leadership organization. The Special Needs Dance and Shop With A Mustang are two examples of how amazing this group is. Good teachers, supportive parent network, happy students are what you'll find at the Mountain.

The elevator... the elevator has constant issues is not properly maintenance. It was only recently…read morere-reviewed after 10 years of it not being so the school has mold and a cockroach infestation and ceiling tiles that are falling through.

My daughter has gone to Cornerstone since 7th grade and is in the 10th grade now. This is the best…read moredecision we have ever made. She has made close friends, and the entire grade level supports each other. She has told me there are no mean girls at this school, at least not in the 10th grade. In addition, the teachers and the curriculum are great. This is the best place for your children if you are a Christian. My daughter has learned so much about the Bible and how to apply it to her life. I do not doubt she will carry these principles into her life when she graduates. , Academically, under the direction of the counselor, Ms. Hood, the seniors receive incredible scholarships. This year, the seniors got $3.4 million in scholarships, which averages $192K for each recipient. Last year, scholarships was $200K per recipient. Incredible.

We have been at Cornerstone prep since our son's 7th grade year. We will be entering the 11th grade…read morefor 2025-26. This school has met and exceeded our families expectations and needs as an amazing schooling experience. It is challenging, but with so much support and the kids are truly exceptional. They want to be great. We are so blessed to be apart of this community.

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.