The new location (on West Street) has very unprofessional and immature "librarians" - old women…read moreacting like they are in their pre-teen snickering at the darnest thing. I wish Forest Park would hire more professional adults who will treat patrons with respect.

Staff is always highly professional and very helpful. Facility is clean, neat, and well-organized…read more Services provided here are flawless.

I don't go to libraries much but this time I went for an interview which was set-up at this…read morelocation. The place was quit and clean. Very nice private conference rooms. The Forest Park branch library is the newest of the Clayton County libraries. Opening in 2012, the facility houses a state of the art meeting room and computer lab, public access computers equipped with the latest productivity software, comfortable seating for reading and studying, and a dedicated teen area. Plenty of computers, books, and tables with outlets for phones and charger outlets. As well as a lot of comfy seats to just relax in. You will indeed get the normal teenagers every so often, but if they decide to be loud at all it's never inside. Friendly and helpful employees. Ample free parking available in front of the building. Overall a great experience being at a library afer a long time.

Forest Park Library is my home library, and I have been using their services for personal and…read moreprofessional use. Over the past year, librarian Sydney has been providing outstanding customer service to all patrons. We walk in the door and Sydney welcomes us with a smile. Each week. Sydney has the computer passes ready for the children with me. When I need help with printing or computer services, Sydney is ready with a smile to assist. I have used other libraries but always gravitate back to Forest Park Library because of the service received by Sydney. She is polite, professional and knowledgeable. Thank you, Sydney.

The level of customer support I received! Tristeb was professional a d very user friendly!read more

This is a beautiful facility that is extremely useful when you are looking to do some genealogy…read moreresearch, or are just interested in history. This place holds a lot of microfilm of data about families, businesses and all sorts of history that you will probably not find anywhere else. The inside is 180,000 square feet. The National Archives in Atlanta is located directly next door (left side) to Clayton State University main entrance in Morrow. Staff here are very friendly, professional and know what they are doing. Which is very important and they are there to help. [ What they offer ] The records kept here are from 1716 to the 1980's and include architectural drawings, maps, a large amount of text, and pictures. Some of these include: Slave Sale Documents (1825-1863) Atlanta Federal Penitentiary records Federal Court records World War I draft records The Tuskegee Study Civil War Music Crime Graves Indian Census Family Tree / Genealogy [ States they serve ] The National Archives in Atlanta (Southeastern Region), location serves the following states. Alabama Florida Georgia Kentucky Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee..

Very rude staff and poor grounds keepers ,poor swan was stranded by my fence and called them to get…read moreit and wouldn't was very rude and after a week of me taking care of it the coyotes ate it they coulda put it back at the lake and prevented this!!

If I could give zero stars I would. The school is unprofessional, the staff is lazy, and your…read moreentire education experience will be ruined by unprofessional staff, teachers that are stuck using the same lesson plan from 1998 and poor technology portals. GO SOMEWHERE ELSEEEEEEEEEEEEE.

The Clayton State University Student Activities Center also known as the SAC is a great place for…read morecollege students and community members to exercise. I just recently started to use the center more often now that I am in my senior year at the school and started training a client here. As a student, we are charged fees, which funds the center, so as students, we may as well use it. They recently replaced a lot of the cardio machines up stairs and added a few new weight machines is great. Now if only they had a swimming pool. Non-students can use the gym here as well for a fee and they offer certified personal trainers. Unlike those found at the majority of gyms, the ones here have a background in exercise science and know proper form, etc. I'd recommend students who are interested in exercising, but need help learning proper technique and how to take part in resistance training to sign up for the free personal training sessions offered in the spring done by the students, it will save you about $250 and you get to work with someone who loves fitness. The SAC offers video games, pool table, table soccer, and other activities for students, so definitely check it out if you are near campus. Overall I am very pleased with the Student Activities Center. [Review #278] (Thirty Eight Review of 2015)

On November 23, 2020; my son returned home from the program badly bruised. The program insist the…read moreinjuries did not happen under their watch.  11/23/2020 Monday at approximately 10:50am my son. was picked up from his home located in Buckhead and transported via Marta Mobility to Another Chance Day Program 5301 Snapfinger Park Drive; Decatur Ga 30035 (678)-518-1823 where he attends Monday thru Friday 8:30am - 2:30pm After my son left off for the program, I began to start my day and realized that I may need to contact the program to let them know that he was in route on his way to the program; since he hadn't come in at the regular time of 8:30am.  I sent my first text at 11:45am to [no name staff].  Below is the exact text exchange between us.  11:45am  BERNICE - Good Morning, my son is headed to the building on Marta. 11:47am TP - Oh okay, what time will he arrive 11:49am BERNICE - His bus came at 10:50am 11:50am TP - About time he gets here he will have to get back on bus at 230 11:51am BERNICE - He insisted. Lord! He had to get his new Marta Card. Now he has new identification and Marta cards. He think he capital G grown. 11:51am TP -Okay, I just hate for him to bus on the all day long like that. 11:52am BERNICE -Me tooooo. I don't know why they take so dog gone long. Geeez! 11:56am TP - Okay, I continued on my day and at exactly 1:41pm I get a Facebook Messenger Video call from my son.  I answer "Hey son". He was visibly shaken and frantic saying "MOM, look at my face".  He then pulls down his face mask and I see a bump on the right of his forehead, and what looked to be a fresh abrasion underneath his left eye.  It looked as if it had some sort of ointment on it.  He continued to ramble on about being punched in the face 3 times and thrown to the ground by MO. I then ask him where he was and he says he was in TO's office.  He seemed very frantic and because he had about an hour of the day program to go, I didn't want to upset him any further; I told him to not worry about it, and that sometimes that's what happens when you bother people or get into a fight - you get scuffed up and thrown to the ground. Note:  This incident makes for the 3rd altercation he has had with this MO.  My son and I talked for exactly 13 minutes 8 seconds.  While talking with my son I sent TP a text message.  Being that they had 2 prior altercations - I was already warned that if this behavior continued that he would most likely be kicked out of the program.  So...I sent him these exact text messages below 1:45pm BERNICE - My son says he had a "another" fight. He was talking in 3rd person. Maybe he'll keep his hands in his pockets next time - if he gets enough bumps and bruises. I'm gonna keep him home until December or until you guys say otherwise... Yay or Nay. Either way, I personally won't be sending him until December 1st. At this point; he knows better than this fighting crap. smh Lord 1:46pm BERNICE - He facetimed me talking about - "Look at my face".  He has to learn; one way or the other. 2:40pm TP - Ima call you and explain everything I can't right now his been in my office all day, keeping him busy 2:40pm BERNICE -Lord. Note: So while we were texting I remembered that Marta Mobility's automated system called to say that my sons pickup bus would be arriving at 2:32pm so I text right back the message stated below 2:42pm BERNICE - His bus says it's coming at 2:32 pm 2:43pm TP- It's honestly not what you expect It wasn't a fight, he's just been historical 2:47pm BERNICE - 2:49pm BERNICE - I ain't paying no attention to him. I told him, "well sometimes that's what happens when you bother people, you get slammed to the ground and scuffed up". He be needing a beat down every now and again. That dude stay on one. 2:49pm TP - Lol Note: I continued on with my day; expecting to hear from staff or anyone from the program.  Especially since this was his 3rd altercation and had been warned that if he had one more incident he could get suspended indefinitely. I thought it were just another one of his fights and he may have gotten a little bruised - as he has had a few in his past and since being enrolled in the program. It wasn't until my son came home from school at 6:04pm (Marta Mobility has logged into their system - although I don't believe that is an accurate log) that I realized that TP's text stating that it wasn't a fight and that my was being hysterical was an understatement! My son had bandaids on his face, his left eye was black, blue, greenish and purple underneath and around.  He also had an abrasion underneath his right eye that was still bloody.  I was livid!  I waited the remainder of the day for TP to contact me back and he did not. .... There's not enough room for the rest of the story so if you like to hear it please email me at Fe.Entertainment101@gmail.com

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