I couldn't ask for a better school/day care. Friendly and caring staff and well-structured lesson…read moreplans with scheduled play in a loving atmosphere. I LOVE this school!

This is a good school however they over look the 2 year old teacher she is very mean ! as a teacher…read morewho has worked with her she shouldnt be working with younger kids she is very mean . Ms.Stacy to be exact

I thought about getting my real estate sales license for a while before I bit the bullet and…read morefinally did it. I was dragging my feet about it because I had contacted several other Georgia real estate schools about their programs and I wasn't impressed with the people I was speaking with. Surprisingly, a lot of programs that I contacted couldn't clearly explain to me which classes I needed to take and one of the schools kept changing their class schedule. So I held off on enrolling until I could do a bit more research on schools. I found AREA and their program information was clearly explained on their website. When I called them to ask follow up questions I got clear answers. Then I saw Yelp CM Kellie M.'s review for the school and that solidified my decision to enroll there. I'm glad I did. The class materials are very straightforward as are the lectures. Not a lot of flow charts, diagrams, or fluffy presentations. I'm a very direct person and like to absorb direct information, so the class was perfect for my learning style. I took the class in person and was also also given access to a lot of additional online test materials. I took my two pre-license classes at AREA, and I passed my state licensing exam on my first attempt. I found the state exam to be challenging. In hindsight I know I needed the in person class in order to pass because the immersive environment helped me. If you're needing a real estate school for a licensing requirement I highly recommend you consider AREA.

Nora is professional and really pushes you to do your best. Her experience in real estate helped me…read moreunderstand the material better and she is able to answer almost any question you'd throw her way. After her class and review session, I passed the state real estate licensing exam on the first try. I'm glad I went with AREA for my real estate pre-license classes.

The Learning Coach is a hidden gem!! My son had 6 1 on 1 sessions with Ms. Sarah and increased his…read morescores by 190 points!!! I wish I knew about them before I spent $700 in East Cobb for my daughter who did not increase her score at all !!!

Excellent management team & beautiful facility. They seem to have an event space to fit every need!read more

From the owner: At Christian Village Ministries, we believe that our local campus serves as a powerful tool for…read moretransformative experiences in the hearts and minds of the surrounding community. Our 30+ acre campus in Powder Springs offers over 225,000 square feet of church, school, and outdoor spaces designed to promote fellowship and growth in multiple ministries. We take pride in having a multi-revenue stream approach, which reduces the financial burden of property ownership for individual churches. By sharing our spacious and often underutilized church facilities, we enable churches to allocate more resources toward their programs and ultimately maximize the impact of their tithing efforts. Our goal is to support other ministries by offering a cost-effective solution for church property ownership. By sharing the cost and responsibilities of real estate ownership among multiple educational and religious organizations, we strive to achieve economies of scale. We empower smaller ministries to achieve their missions with the aid of a larger campus. Our team is dedicated to providing exceptional service and ensuring your rental experience is seamless and stress-free. We pride ourselves on maintaining our spaces to the highest standards, and we're committed to ensuring that each space meets your specific requirements.

I've had a good experience overall! The hands-on training is really helpful and gives you real…read moreskills you can use in a dental office. The instructors are supportive helpful when you have a question or concern. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a fast-paced dental assisting program.

I visited Fortis with my high school senior daughter who is thinking about her next move after…read moregraduation. The staff were very professional and friendly and the campus is very nice. Seems like a really good school for anyone looking for vocational training. Definitely recommend.

Mount Paran is a truly amazing place. I would not choose to go anywhere else. The teachers, staff…read moreand students exude so much joy that it makes you want to stay. With so much negativity in the world, it is so wonderful to be at a place where student WANT to come to wchool

I am so happy to be part of this community. Everything they do is of excellence. The people stick…read moretogether and truly love one another. I hope to be blessed enough to stay here for a long time and have all of my kids attend.

WOW - I just had my private lesson. I knew absolutely nothing about photography other than the…read morepoint and shoot method. Johnny was very detailed, patient and informative. I would highly recommend his private lessons as his teaching methods are tailored to your specific needs. My expectations were exceeded!!

Johnny Crawford taught a lesson for me recently and I thoroughly enjoyed learning from him. He was…read morevery patient with someone who has been intimidated by their camera for some time. He brings several examples of his wonderful work and teaches with examples that make a person understand the camera. He provides a booklet that he has written that he leaves to help in the future. I would recommend him to anyone wanting to learn more about photography, to understand basics or further develop photography skills.

Love the school- focuses on learning. My grandchild goes here and absolutely loves it.read more

THE BEST A wonderful Blessing in our community. I was in search of daycare services for my…read moregrandbaby and was lead to this Gem. Family owned and operated with professional care none if these franchise daycares seem to offer. I walked into the clean loving and beautiful educational environments and knew instantly this was her new home. Within a week if her attending my intuition was absolutely correct.

Montessori of Woodstock is a school that is well run with structure and compassion. The love of…read morethe children and their needs shows through in all the Director and teachers do on a daily basis The calm atmosphere here lets you know that the children are well cared for and loved. Visit for a nice experience

From the owner: 37 years experience in Montessori education. We provide a…read morerich prepared Montessori environment for the child to explore and discover, which is the foundation for the love of learing.

**1-Star Review of Marietta City Schools and Lockheed Elementary School**…read more **Do not send your child to Marietta City Schools or Lockheed Elementary School. The school is not equipped to handle students with disabilities, especially those from poor families.** My daughter, M, has been diagnosed with ADHD, Autism, Anxiety, and Dyscalculia. For the past two years, she was bullied, ignored, and denied the accommodations she needs at Lockheed Elementary School by the school, the city board of education (Marietta City Schools), the Georgia Department of Education, and Cobb County. After years of dealing with issues with county schools, we moved to the city of Marietta in hopes of having a different experience. Nothing changed. I repeatedly brought my concerns to the attention of the school, but they failed to take any action. I filed a complaint with the Office for Civil Rights (OCR), but they didn't seem to think the concern was urgent enough to tend to. I even reached out to the superintendent, Dr Rivera, directly, and was given, in a nutshell, thoughts and prayers. Here are some specific examples of how the school has failed my child, and how they will fail yours: * In August 2021, I met with M's fourth-grade teacher, Mrs. Brown, to inform her of M's disabilities. I requested to speak with the special service liaison, but I never received a callback. * In October 2021, I met with Mrs. Brown again to discuss M's conduct in class, grades in math, and focus. I again requested to speak with the special education teacher or someone inside the school, but I was only introduced to the school counselor, Mr. Walker. * In April 2022, I emailed the results of M's testing and recommendations from the Georgia Autism Center to Diane Parrish and Malika Brown at Lockheed Elementary. I also took a physical printed copy of the results to the school and gave it to Diane Parrish. There was no follow up from the school. * In August 2022, I requested a meeting with the special education teacher via Mrs. Bilal, M's fifth-grade teacher. The meeting was scheduled for September 2, 2022, but only for MTSS, instead of an IEP and/or 504. I also requested a meeting with special services in person at the Marietta City Schools central office. * At the MTSS meeting on September 2, 2022, I voiced my concerns about M having BOTH an IEP and a 504 and supporting reasons why. Instead of acknowledging my concerns, the primary focus was on M's tardiness and mood. There was no regard for executive function being an effect of ADHD or moodiness being an effect of Autism. The school did not discuss her disabilities or her need for accommodations. They admitted to not having looked at the psychiatric evaluation. They concluded the meeting with M having access to Symphony Math. Later when I requested the transcript of the conversation (the meeting notes), I was sent forged copies. * On November 3, 2022, the focused support that M was receiving on Symphony Math was discontinued without notification to the parents. The school did not provide her with any alternative accommodations or services. * On November 16, 2022, I asked Mrs. Meador if M could have a therapist accompany her to school three days a week for ABA therapy and was told "no." There were no other alternatives for care or accommodations offered. * On January 25, 2023, I requested a meeting with the school to discuss M's SEL and Disability needs. The school counselor, Mr. Walker, and Ms. Meador agreed to the meeting, but it was not held until February 7, 2023. * On January 30, 2023, I contacted Mrs. Bilal to ask for an update on M's math support. She suggested that I sign M up for after-school tutoring. As a result of the school's negligence, M fell behind in her classes and her math grade suffered more, she felt isolated and alone, and she started to doubt her abilities and self-worth. I am particularly appalled by the school's failure to provide M with the accommodations she needed to succeed in school. For example, she was denied extended time on tests and was not been given a scribe to help her take notes. She was also denied a service dog and ABA therapy in school. The school's failure to provide Meleni with a FAPE is a violation of the following laws: * Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 * The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) * The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) I am deeply disappointed in the way that Marietta City Schools and Lockheed Elementary School have treated my daughter. I hope that you will take action to ensure that no other child has to go through what my child has been through.