Primrose has been so amazing for our family. My daughter gets so excited to go to school every day,…read moreshe truly loves it there. It gives us so much peace of mind knowing how happy she is and how well she's cared for. We also receive multiple updates and pictures throughout the day, which we love. I honestly don't know what we would do without Primrose!

Acworth Primrose on Cedarcrest is an amazing business. We tried two other daycares before this…read moreplace. Primrose at Acworth is very professional, highly educational, extremely clean, and my kids have a lot of fun with all of the teachers. They truly are like family, and I look forward to supporting them all n the future.

I am writing this to warn other parents about this dangerous and unprofessional daycare. My…read more3-year-old son repeatedly came home with unexplained bruises and scratches. The worst incident was on 10/20/2025, where he had visible injuries (face, head, back, and side). Staff gave multiple conflicting stories and refused to show full camera footage. Police report filed: OCA 25-070182. They claimed another 3-year-old assaulted him, yet no staff stepped in to stop it. This was not the first injury. He chipped his tooth on 9/26/2025 with no proper documentation. There were at least two other times he came home hurt with no explanation. Every time I asked to see video, I was ignored or denied. The regional director admitted on police body cam that they were understaffed. Despite promising to call me the next day, I never heard back from the owner or management. High staff turnover, dirty facility, chaotic classrooms, and unsafe practices are all major issues. Older children are mixed with 3-year-olds. Teachers appear overwhelmed and disengaged, and hygiene is terrible (filthy carpets, bathrooms, and toys). They also mishandled illnesses including multiple RSV and COVID cases and lied about health exposures. The food is poor quality and there is no real kitchen, just aisle stoves. Between the safety concerns, lack of supervision, refusal to provide transparency, and dishonesty, this daycare is a serious risk to children. No parent should go through what my son and I experienced. I do not recommend Star Light Learning Academy to anyone

i love this Academy my three sons attend this preschool and we absolutely love it . we really…read moreappreciate that the owners incorporates the stem program . the activities are limitless . I also like that all staff are certified in first aid and CPR because my son has asthma . So thank you for being a great school for my children

This incident occurred 2 months ago, but every chance I get to tell my story I will…read more After today's incident if I could give The Goddard School a ZERO, I would! Today, I picked my baby up from school at 5:30 and the teacher informed me that my baby had been a little cranky for the past hour. Once I arrived home I took her out of the car seat and noticed she wasn't moving her right arm. When I went to touch her arm she started screaming. I called the school to see if she had fallen or if an incident report was done. I was given 3 different conflicting responses. After further observation of my baby I took her to the emergency room. After being examined by the doctor. The diagnosis was Nursemaid's elbow. This is a dislocation of a bone in the elbow called the radius. Dislocation means the bone slips out of its normal position. This injury occurs when a child is pulled too hard by their hand or wrist. So from approximately 12pm to 5:30pm none of Goddard's staff realized that she was in pain, she wasn't moving her arm and that her arm was just dangling! Corporate will be notified in the morning and I would not recommend this daycare to anyone. This is not the first incident I have had with the Goddard school, but it will be my last. After all this the owner falsified documentation and submitted documents to corporate that were not signed by me the parent!!!! DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILDREN HERE!

I would not recommend this location at all. I removed my child after 1 month here under the new…read moreowner "Ms. Kay". I picked my daughter up earlier than normal one day to find she had peed on herself. She is potty trained, so this was odd... and her sleeping mat was dry. I took her to the restroom in the class and to my surprise, I saw dried up poop on the toilet and no tissue. I took her to the second restroom in the class and saw a pile of soiled clothes on the floor and dried poop on that toilet as well. So, did my child pee on herself because she didn't want to sit on feces?! At this point, I cleaned the toilet myself so my child could use it. I then noticed a lump on her head which I was not informed about. It was red, swollen and did not go away for another 5 days after applying ice off and on to her head with complaints of it hurting. I reported everything to the front desk because the teachers had already gone outside with the class. Nice young lady at the front told me to ask lead teacher about it the next day. The next day, I asked Ms. Amy (lead teacher) about everything mentioned above and she shrugged her shoulders while still cutting out a paper leaf and said "I don't know. Yesterday was a blur. It was a lot going on and I just don't know. I didn't sign up for this. I thought all the kids here were potty trained". Anything she said after that was a blur to me. I couldn't believe she said that. And there are signs in the restroom that state that the kids should be getting assistance. I complained to the front desk and the owner called me and was very insincere, kept making excuses for the teachers, and never once asked about my child. She responded to my report saying "We fully support our teachers and she probably is overwhelmed. The children should be potty trained in that classroom." Ms. Kay kept referring to other kids and I had to stop her mid-sentence because none of what she was saying had to do with me and my concern. I literally left my doctor appointment to come pick up my child mid-day after talking to Ms. Kay. I didn't feel heard or reassured that this would not happen again. Maybe because it will happen again. I emailed Ms. Kay the same day I pulled my child out of the school. One month later, and she still has not responded.

Great school, my kids have learned so much since being there. Traditional style of learning that…read moreteaches independence.

Absolutely the best school for your little ones. Clean facility, caring staff, and lifelong…read morefriendships. When your five-year-old can tell you about the parts of the brain, or name all of the continents, you know they are learning more than they would in any daycare facility. The teachers are certified to teach and have been with the school longer than your children have been alive. There is not much turnover, which was a huge selling point when we transferred to Brookstone Montessori. My kids have been sick less and cared for more, and there isn't the daycare drama that comes with this facility. It is nice to know that they are cared for in an academic sense, but they are also learning practical life skills. My youngest amazes me each day with the new things she comes home telling me. I am so happy we came to this school and have a second family.

Sunbrook Academy is the best! My daughter is new to this whole daycare experience. She started…read moreGA-Prek in August and it has been the most joyful experience. She is learning letters, letter sounds and numbers. Everyday is something new and exciting and she is always thrilled to go back the next day. They have created such a dynamic and engaging environment and the teacher's calm and kind demeanor keeps my overly anxious daughter at ease and ready to learn.

Absolutely the best care for children! I have had children in every age room of the school and I…read morehave never been disappointed. The fun, learning, caring and teamwork the provide families makes you feel like they are part of your family.

If you like a smaller class size and personalized experience this is the school for you. Such a…read morewonderful school you walk in and everyone knows you and your child a very comforting feeling. The director Jamie Azar is super helpful and easy to talk to. My son grew so much spiritually and academically I'm so thankful to have found this school.

My child attended the pre-K program and they was amazing. They communicate well with the parents…read moreand are very kind and gentle with the children. My child was very excited to attend school every week.

As an alumna of NCCS, I can confidently say the school not only prepared me academically for…read morecollege and adulthood, but genuinely equipped me for life. The teachers and staff cared deeply about their students and constantly went above and beyond to support, encourage, and challenge us. I'm incredibly grateful for the environment they created. I always felt pushed to do my best while also feeling known and valued as an individual. The faculty invested so much of themselves into their students, and it showed in everything from the classroom experience to the relationships they built with us personally. As an adult now, I realize and admire how much the school emphasized character, faith, leadership, and integrity alongside academics. The lessons I learned extended far beyond my time there. No school is perfect, but I can honestly say my experience was overwhelmingly positive, and I will always be thankful for the teachers, mentors, and friends who made those years so meaningful. This school gave me a strong foundation and prepared me well for the next stage of life.

As an Alumni, I implore you to send your kids anywhere else. Will they be college ready? Sure…read more That's about the only benefit. The administration have all known each other for years, and will make excuses/ back each other up no matter what. They make examples out of children who make mistakes while taking no accountability themselves. I graduated a few years ago and after having several years of true adulthood under my belt, I have yet to meet a more hypocritical, graceless, judgmental, group of people (And I work in healthcare). A majority of teachers hired are personal friends or friends of friends, regardless of qualification. Teachers children/ children whose parents donate are favored and it's very apparent, speaking from experience. If your child does not fit their mold, they will be treated as they as lesser than. I graduated with my faith hanging on by a thread. There are a very small handful of teachers there who I think stay to try to make a difference. I owe them everything.