Woodward Academy Lower School (4-6 grades) is not the place to send your child. The administration…read moreis nice, until you complain about the bullying or a teacher. When you complain Mrs Bragg quickly becomes rude and dismissive. They won't honor simple requests like classroom changes or any other suggestions, regardless of the situation. The counselors shouldn't counsel a trash can, definitely not a child. Mrs Lauchlan is pretty good at accomplishing nothing. Mr Lawrence isn't certified and he has the maturity level of a 6th grader. Bottom line: Look at the test scores compared to other private schools. The kids complain about the lunch. The co-curricular and athletic options are good. Your kid will be bullied. Your kids will receive a public school education with perks. Don't waste your money.

I learned so much here! This school is incredible. I went off to college leaps and bounds ahead of…read moremy peers, not only academically, but also on an EQ level as well. FYI that is not me, that was all Woodward.

I love the curriculum at this school. The staff is very friendly and the teachers are amazing,…read morethey show soooooo much dedication and passion for what they do and do so well with the students. They are constantly communicating with us parents and strive to instill excellence in every student, they expect the best and it shows everyday. I just wish they offered a high school program for Fulton county residents.

I just walked my daughter to this school for the last time *tear drop* #LastDayOfSchool…read more She attended this school for only her 5th grade year. Overall I liked this school the teachers that my daughter had did extremely well. I was a little worried by this being a predominately black school. It wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. It's always good thing to have a mixed crowd for some diversity. The school did have a little bit of an issue early this year with the assistant principle (you can google that) but it didn't effect anything with the students. I asked for a stronger teacher when I enrolled my daughter and they defiantly gave me that. Ms. Young was so good with my daughter and I appreciate teachers who have a general interest in your child and wants them to succeed. I wish duplicate her and have her as my daughters teacher until she graduates. I am a very involved parent and I could really see a lot of parents aren't. My daughter always had stories about little fights that happened and other behavior issues that she saw on some days. I don't blame the school at all. Parents should address that for the most part (my opinion). This school automatically gets free breakfast & lunch so no need to send money or fill out hardship forms if you usually do. The school is fairly new. Always clean (inside and outside) I've never seen any issues there or any strange smells.

I think point south is really good for our children because, they take the time out of there day to…read moretrain kide.

PSMS has undergone many administrative changes during the last several years and maybe this time…read moreits for the best. The new regime places a large focus on obedience & following guidelines. That seemed to be lacking previously. This is a Title 1 school which essentialy means it is understaffed & under-funded. There is a revolving door of 1st year teachers & many Deltas, as the principal is a member of that sorority. Also a high special needs & interrelated population here. Many poor-performing academic students here, but not a bad school to work at. If you have a bright child who needs a challenge, I would not send them here as they would be surrounded by lower-achieving students. As with any institution, do your research before sending your precious child to any old school!

Wonderful educational and loving environment for children and Ms. Joanne, the director, is theeeee…read morebest!

This is a great school that my son loves to go to. They are very helpful when you need it and they…read morehave a great support system. I highly recommend.

Do not chose this school especially if you have a special needs child. They will not do what is…read morebest and tend to have a hard time with FAPE and IDEA.