Best school in Forsyth County. Combines the independence and flexibility of home-schooling with the…read moresocial and professional educational benefits of classroom instruction.

Best private school in Forsyth!! It's a hybrid school model and combines the best of private…read moreChristian education with a more flexible schedule. I have one daughter that graduated from Fideles; she was accepted into every college she applied to and she commented that Fideles prepared for her for college. I have another daughter that has been there for 4 years and will be a senior next year. She loves the balance of 3 days at school and 2 days at home. She can participate in activities like drama, chorus, Beta Club, and prom, but still have 2 days at home to complete work. She's made great friends there and loves her school! It's more similar to a college schedule. Kids have to learn to how to manage their time and focus on academics, but they also have time for other activities as well. The teachers and staff at Fideles are fantastic and they truly care about the kids. My youngest daughter has fallen in love with Science, primarily because of her science teachers. We would recommend Fideles to anyone looking to partner with a great school, to have a great school experience.

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).

Honestly not that great. I was too focused on my own studies to care about the rumors of some…read moreteachers behaving poorly, but I feel I wasn't taught anything here. They told us they were preparing us for the adult world, but the workload and difficulty at cottage going into a real college was like doing the tutorial for a children's educational game (not unlike those you played on the fisher price tablets in the 2000s) then being thrown into an end game dark souls boss fight. They don't teach you to handle your executive dysfunction or ADHD, they see someone excel academically and assume they don't need help. They didn't prepare me for the adult world, I survived through sheer luck and clawing my way back up to stable ground. That said, while the school itself failed me, there were many teachers who made the hell of my teenage years bearable.

I attended this high school as a young teenage girl, and graduated five years ago. I struggled…read moreprimarily with mental health, not cognitive disabilities which made me much more aware of the injustices that the kids suffer at the hands of SOME of the staff. Three examples: As a minor, at 17 years old, I was locked in a room with the two female counselors (with no adult representing me or any parent present for such a conversation) while the counselors (Tanya & Margaret) randomly started to tell me I should not be having *** at my age or with the boy I had a crush on at the time. I was confused because I had not been active and I was a young girl. When I said that I was not active, they rolled their eyes and said "stop lying, you are the kind of girl. we see this all the time." Absolutely disgusting and inappropriate conversation to have with a minor. My parents were furious. The second example is: I excitedly told my teacher (Wilfred) that I had been accepted to the University of Alabama my senior year! Only for him to turn to me in front of all my classmates and say "You will flunk out anyway" and turned back to his computer. I was laughed at by all of my classmates and my only friend in school had to stand up for me to a teacher who should be viewed as a mentor and safe person, but instead was one of my biggest bullies throughout my time at The Cottage School. My third example was: I was living through a very difficult period of time at home and in my own mind. This put a big strain on my sleeping, and I was not getting proper sleep at all. In the mornings, I was involuntarily falling asleep in my classes and would consistently be punished for it instead of anyone checking on my well being. Especially at a school that is supposed to have been specialized towards children with special circumstances. There were a thousand other instances that led to me deeming my time at The Cottage School to be mildly scarring for me as a young woman. However, I will say that Siree, Roshonda, Ryan and his wife Lydia, Katya, Lynn and Hector were the absolute highlights of that place, and should absolutely be recognized for the amazing and lasting impressions they leave on their students. True empathetic and patient angels, every one of them. With that said, I hope that The Cottage School can learn from what I've shared of my experience.

Great school. Engaged teachers & admin staff. Only thing missing? More extracurricular activities…read morethat aren't sports. :)

I got to school here, and I have mixed feelings about this place. Most of the staff is EXTREMELY…read moreamazing, especially the science department, the librarian (Mrs. Rubin), the fine arts teachers, the lunch ladies (except from one that is rude to her coworkers), and a few of the math teachers. Some of the staff, however is not that good. The Literature department teachers for the most part are extremely rude, and they don't seem to care about if you learn anything as long as you pass the class. One in particular is obviously not suited to be a high school teacher at all. She would fit much better in a middle school, where she worked 2 years ago. One of the science teachers, whom I myself have not personally had as a teacher, is known for being a terrible teacher that doesn't know how to teach to where the students can understand the process. She is an on level Chemistry teacher. In all honesty with the way she teaches, students would be better off in honors chemistry or earth science. The coaches are mostly rude and pick favorites, and ignore and mistreat everyone else, even if they are doing everything they can to respect them. The school cares too much about their sports teams. So much of the funding has to go into them for the equipment and courts they have. The sports teams are terrible, and I know that without paying any attention to sports in general. The science department is under appreciated and under funded for what they put out. The electives are also under funded and under appreciated, especially the fine arts department. The kids at the school aren't great over all, but there are far worse nearby. The administration is amazing. They keep things under control. They are very LGBTQ+ accepting. They even allow a transgender man use the boys bathroom without much of an ordeal at all from what I've heard. A few teachers and quite a few coaches aren't as accepting as pretty much everyone else, even the student body.

when shit hits the fan the management gets nothing done. the only good thing about this place is…read morethat the teachers are good at what they do

We love King's Ridge Christian School. We have been involved there for four years and every year it…read morekeeps getting better and better. To start with, the teachers and staff are all dedicated servants and truly invest in each and every one of the students. As soon as you walk through the doors of the school, you sense peace and love and know that The Lord is at work. KR is a school that's foundation is built on Biblical principles and aligns with Christian Conservative Values.

Great administration, teachers and support from the community. Definitely a national school of…read moreexcellence. We moved here long ago to be part of the school district and have been very very pleased.

disorganized parking no one understands each other. all leave at the same time there is no…read moreorganization. rude people in the parking lot. I've never seen that before at this school

First year for my son at this school since we are only 5 months in new to the state and area. They…read moreseem nice but I think more communication with the contact list they were provided would be great. Just because you're a step parent you shouldn't be placed on the back burner sometimes the step parents are the ones carrying the load and doing all the school stuff because the bio parent is too busy working etc... so more communication is essential in my opinion. We will see how the rest of the year and years to come go.

Hey! I'm the first one to review this school! Heck YES!…read more I have been a Bascomb Mom for 10 years. Both of my boys have gone there. My youngest one is still there. The reason why I felt that I needed to review this school is for all of the out-of-town people looking to move into a community because of the schools. Look no further... you've found your new home! Coming from Florida in 2006, we moved to Woodstock pretty much blindly. My husband was relocated so there was really no choice. We looked at 40 homes in 2 days! We looked from Canton to Roswell. The house we have lived in for the past 10 years was the FIRST house that we toured! Funny huh??!! I did a TON of research on schools when I was still in Florida. Greatschools.net was a Godsend! When touring our home I was able to speak to the homeowner for a brief moment. I told her that we were thinking of sending our kids to the local private schools. Her exact words were "WHY??" She continued to tell me that Bascomb Elementary School was all and more. In the past 10 years I have met some of the most wonderful, caring teachers that I could hope for. If you have a special needs child they take great care in making sure that they have exactly what they need to succeed! It does take a bit for you to be "accepted" by the front office staff LOL. I had been going for years and felt that they were a bit put off any time that I needed assistance. What I later found was these women work as hard as the teachers! They deal with CRAZY parents (insert my name) on a constant basis. Among the great teachers they have the BEST NURSE IN THE WORLD! Nurse Jamie is an angel! My son actually likes to make trips to the clinic on a weekly basis (little flirt!). But for real, I have never seen a nurse take such care. When my older son had been in the clinic, she called me and gave me his temp, OXYGEN LEVEL, and so on! WHAT??? That's just insane! But so needed from us working moms that cant jump every time our kid has a splinter. Bascomb is a great school. My husband and I are so thankful that our kids have been able to go through a great Elementary School experience.

SCHOOL DISTRICTS ZONED TO MAKE YOU PASS THE CLOSEST SCHOOL TO GO FURTHER AWAY - WHY?…read more You all need to rezone Cooper and Garrett Middle Schools. It makes no sense that 80% of the the Garrett School district has to drive Literally past Cooper every single day. Yall need to exercise a little intuition.

Greatest school district with a vision of one team one goal student success! This is an exemplary…read moreschool district where all students reach their potential! CCSD offers a world class education to all students.