I have truly enjoyed TSGI-stockbridge for the past 2 years. My son was not able to attend most…read moredaycares because of his limitations but TSGI-Stockbridge welcomed him with open arms. And even as new parents navigating the education systems these Women were phenomenal in making sure I knew how to proceed in helping my child. I always felt comfortable and knew it was safe leaving my child with them. Even when money was tight TSGI then offered us a scholarship for our child to finish out the school year... This just further showed us that these women were dedicated and truly valued and loved my child. Furthermore, the growth I have witnessed in my child's character has truly given me hope that the more we push and place him in the right situations...HE WILL SUCCEED. So Thank You TSGI!

We have thoroughly enjoyed our 2 years at Speech Garden. Our child has improved in becoming verbal,…read morepronunciation, and social skills like story telling and maintaining full conversations of both conceptual and idea based subjects. Teachers are so phenomenal and the overall program will help us enter kindergarten 6-9 months ahead of peers instead of being behind. We love it and can't wait for next year. We tried it out for summer camp in July and couldn't enroll faster.

The school has been good to me and my 3 kids. There have been a few concerns but were quickly…read moreresolved. The dean has and continues to be intentional about making sure kids are well rounded in education, activities and social interactions beyond the school enviroment. I greatly appreciate her, teachers, staff and bus driver.

All three of our kids attend BCCA, and we couldn't be happier. Our oldest started in kindergarten…read moreand is now in fifth grade. Our youngest just entered kindergarten after two wonderful years in the preschool program. The curriculum is more advanced than our experience at CMS, and our kids are encouraged to challenge themselves while being fully supported. They actually enjoy going to school, which says a lot. When our son needed help with reading, he received in-school and after-school tutoring at no cost. Teachers are communicative, with weekly check-ins and extra updates. Every teacher we've had has gone above and beyond. The admin team is engaged and present at drop off and pick up daily. BCCA goes beyond academics with events that build confidence, character, and community. We're so grateful to be part of this diverse, supportive school. Highly recommend.

if I could give a rating, I would I personally went to the school five years ago and I am still…read morein therapy because of what happened here and I cannot return to public school needing to be homeschooled and pulled out of school so that I did not attempt suicide again. The school has made me be hospitalized unable to return to school and a shell of the person I once was I at and locked in a room while in the middle of a panic attack while I was throwing up by the sixth grade advisor in my counselor my math teacher took pictures up my told me that I was a faggots and that I should kill myself, as well as taking away my medication that I was legally allowed and told to have on person at all times was given detention because I held hands with another girl when there were people making out in front of us. They did not get in trouble, but we did. Please, for the love of God never send anyone that you do not wish this upon to go to I know three other people that this has happened of us were allowed to speak out about it and none of our families would let or stand up for ourselves. This is the best I can do.

Located between SouthPark and Dilworth neighborhoods, this Middle School is in a prime spot. Now I…read morecan't review the school itself since I am way past middle school age... but I come here often to use the school's track. Usually in the mornings. There are other fitness groups that use the track F3 and other running groups, but usually everyone is pretty nice (especially at 5am). The track itself is not lit (lighted), but the streetlights from Runnymede give you enough ambient light to run on the track early on. Just try not to wear all black - unless you are going for a ninja look or trying to scare someone. Aside from the track - there are plenty of parking spaces and access to the fields. A lot of times I see the F3 guys rolling around in the grass, or doing suicide runs on the basketball courts. I'm just happy I actually got out of bed at that hour to run.

Stopped in to return some books and decided to check out the stacks. They had a Clancy I'd never…read moreread before. Boom! The librarian was helpful and very nice to manually check out my book because I forgot my library card. There are plenty of books, there are study carrels and a work room and free wifi. I'm a fan! [Review 12993 overall, 310 of 2020.]

I have visited the library many times for many reasons. Well today I was here to vote early. This…read morewas my first time voting early because I know Tuesday is gonna be hectic. I was in and out within 10 minutes. I don't know if the smooth transitions were due to staff at the library or the volunteers helping with voting. But this place I'm usually in and out due to how well this place is ran.

I was invited to Northside Christian Academy to speak about being a first responder in NY during…read more9/11. When I arrived I was greeted by very friendly teachers and staff that welcomed me with open arms and directed me to Mrs. Phillips one of the head administrator. She gave me a tour of the academy then escorted to a state of the art auditorium to prepare for my presentation. The Tech team was hands on with the equipment and slides I needed for my presentation and the students were delightful and very attentive. I found NSCA to be a great school with lots of potential. There were a few takeaways from my visit at Northside Christian Academy: the school immaculately clean and well maintained, the students were well behaved and the faculty and staff were kind, warm and inviting. The campus is huge and they offer lots of options for students to be successful well beyond graduation but also life.

I graduated in 2006 from this school…read more We had to wear uniforms and Rules were very strict. We could not wear flip-flops, and on Fridays when we had casual day, we had to adhere to very strict clothing policies and if we violated them, our parents would be called and they would have to bring a change of clothes for us. If you're looking for a Christian-based school in which your children will be taught Christian principles, this is the ideal place for you. We had Bible study every day as a class and we attend a chapel once a week. I did feel that NCA had prepared me adequately for my next level of education. AP classes were offered for more advanced students. Administration, staff, and teachers always addressed and handled issues To the best of their ability.

Great staff. Great fields. Great mission! Can't wait to see these fields done. Great for…read moreCharlotte!

Great fields for the players. Beautifully manicured. Poor design throughout the rest of the…read morecomplex. Parking is a joke. There is minimal parking at the facility. You can park across the street or behind the complex at two different venues. Could become an issue if they have events at the same time. If you park at the back complex, you have to walk through one of the dugouts to get into the facility because the dugouts between fields back up to one another. Needless to say, there are balls constantly going between fields because there is no netting to separate them. $10 an adult or $8 kid (12 and under). Staff doesn't really seem like they want to be there. Garbages are overflowing, and if you ask for a trash bag so that you can throw something away so that you do not have to stack it on the ground, they get frustrated. Only one batting cage for warming up. With three different fields at the facility, it is difficult to find locations to warm up the teams. No areas for throwing to warm up. The place had great potential, however comes up short in several areas. It is also directly under the flight path for the airport (CLT) which is a distraction having planes constantly flying overhead. Very little thought was given to spectator seating areas. A couple of bleachers but no areas for people to set up chairs to watch the games. The banks on the outside of the fields are eroding like crazy and will pose an issue if not addressed. The highway runs on the back side of the park, road noise is pretty loud, but tolerable. Overall, the place could be great, but it would be difficult to address parking and spectator areas at this point in the build.

33,000 students at this institution which is one of the largest in North Carolina. Parking was…read morechallenging and without specific directions, a GPS will not take you to the correct destination. At this facility, it was well-maintained and the equipment was good commercial brands. Staff are friendly and the bathrooms are clean. Overall, a large facility for the student body at UNC-C.

Philip's is the best place for our daughter to learn, be safe and make friends. The curriculum is…read morein line with her abilities and she is seen as an individual, not a disability.