I love this school! I really wish that I had found it when my son was three. I had him in another…read more"high-end" daycare that was supposed to get him ahead with reading/writing/Spanish/computer, but they never did much. He started having horrible melt downs before school and he became a challenge at home. Fall 2016 I enrolled him in WAS. We have never been happier! He loves his school so much. Mornings are great because he can not wait to get to school. The staff is amazing and attentive. He is starting basic math already and has a pretty good Spanish vocabulary. He has truly blossomed at this school and I can not say enough great things about everyone there.

From the owner: The Wood Acres School is a well-known and well-respected private, accredited non-denominational…read moreschool in Marietta, Georgia. Wood Acres has been educating students since 1969 and is proud of both its rich traditions as well as its focus on developing resilient, compassionate, engaging, and articulate young men and women ready to tackle life and living in the 21st century and beyond. The arts thrive at the Woods and STEAM(Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Mathematics) also has a home here with a nationally recognized experiential science program as the adopted curriculum - all nestled on 9 acres with walking paths, playfields, and places to laugh, learn, and linger with friends, old and new.

If your child needs any kind of auxiliary learning services, such as an IEP, good luck. The school…read moredistrict will send a "bad cop" from HQ to deny anything you're requesting that costs a dime.

I went to Wheeler High School. It is named after Joseph Wheeler, who was supposedly in the KKK…read more While I was at school here, there were a lot of fights. One afternoon I saw a truck of guys ride into the senior parking lot holding guns. Wheeler High school is often pronounced 'WILLER HI'. On their announcement board that sits in front of the school it currently says that they were just ranked in the top 5% of all national high schools by Newsweek. I wonder how many schools are in the top 5% of all national high schools. I had some memorable teachers here. Mr Carter Ms Taaffe Ms Carter Ms Frazer. I felt like I got a good learnin' here even though I slept through a lot of my classes. High school. I would not like to go back to high school but often I dream I am and it feels like I've been fed taco love boat again and again and again. Nowadays WILLER is much bigger than it used to be. They have a huge new gym and terrarium. I go behind the school to run on their track. I see people online that also went here and I talk to them. WILLER WILDCATS say growl.

Amazing K-12 institution, great family atmosphere and an Ivy league secondary education. Very…read moreexcited to be part of the school.

I love This school I Acctully go here and they can't stress…read morehow much they prevent bullying and hurtful treading they love all of their students and their lunches aren't scary. All the teachers know your name it's the best school in the county it's always looking for what your kid needs in a learning environment and helps all kids this school is Definetly the best

It's been about 15 years since I've been here, so my review might be inaccurate and out of date…read more Sprayberry High School is where I spent my 4 awkward years in my High School. I thought it was a good school. I liked most of my teachers there. When I was a senior, the school got Georgia School of Excellence and National School of Excellence. I think that's a big deal for High Schools. I like to think that since I was attending that school, I had a part helping them win the National School of Excellence awards. I think later, Sprayberry won the award again. Hmmm. Either that award is easy to get or Sprayberry was one of the best schools in the nation at one time or another. They had some good vocational classes. I wasn't in the vocational track, but I have ventured into the vocational area of the school. It was located on the other side of campus, in a dungeon area. They had auto mechanic classes, drafting classes, graphic design classes, and so on. I think since Sprayberry had good vocational classrooms, other High Schools in the area sent their kids here for their vocational classes. I do remember how much our football team sucked. Oh well. I didn't care for much sports anyway when I went to that school. I think the baseball team did well when I was there. I'm not sure about the other sports. They had a ton of clubs to join. Unfortunately, when I was there, the math and science team didn't do so well compared to schools like Pope and GACS. Just like all public high schools, I think they didn't prepare me well for college life. Well, I can't blame them. Besides, did I have choice on which High School to go to?

I graduated in 2008. I thought for fun I'd share my experience (2004 to 2008)! The school itself…read morewas acceptable, as a minority I thought I fit right in (LOL) Our football team was terrible. Our school resource officer caught me twice trying to leave campus because everyone preferred Chic Fila over cafeteria food. The school was so bad that I purposefully did good and graduated with a 3.8 GPA just so I'd never have to go back. Good luck if your children go here, watch them carefully!

After 9th grade, when my public school became so violent and overcrowded that it was no longer…read moresafe, I got sent to Paideia. My 3 years here were the best years of my entire educational career - including college and grad school! This place really is the most amazing school ever. I remember my first day just like it was yesterday. I was accompanied by one of my best friends, who was also making the big switch to a more civilized school. We sat in front of the bathrooms for like 10 minutes trying to figure out which one was for boys and which was for girls. Turned out you just use whichever one is open! In addition to just being an awesome environment, where you are accepted for being whoever you are, Paideia has a great curriculum. The year is divided into short and long terms. In the long terms, you take the standard stuff - physics, math, languages, etc. The short term is for classes that are a little more outside the box - Sociology of American Rock & Roll anyone? The teachers here are absolutely outstanding! You can totally tell that they love the school and truly believe in it's mission. And Paul, the headmaster, is just an all around great guy. Graduation was awesome. My graduating class was 57 people and Paul made a short speech about every single one of us! I am so thankful that I was able to go to Paideia on a scholarship. I regularly give them money so that others can do so as well. I am also backing them in their efforts to take over the whole block! Go Paideia!

From the owner: Paideia is an independent pre K-12 school located in Druid Hills. The school has become known for…read morethe individual attention it provides its students, for strong academics, for strong athletics and arts programs, and for a vibrant community spirit. Paideia is recognized nationally as a top college preparatory school.

I attended a charity event at The Ron Clark Academy and it was an amazing and imaginative…read moreexperience. It was very whimsical with dragons and castles and Harry Potter visualization. There were photos of students and Ron on the walls. The event was a masquerade ball and the atmosphere was just right. The decor was beautiful. There was also musical entertainment. I would like to come back to learn about the academy itself.

The information that is pushed out during the Ron Clark experience is a lot but it has a lot of…read morevalue as well. The school is energetic and provides for its students.

What a gem! We love this school! Our twin boys have attended The Davis Academy since kindergarten…read more It was the perfect fit for our family. We searched for a warm and loving environment with a strong academic program. The quality of the academic programs here are second to none especially when placed up against its local competitors. The fine arts and sports programs are equally as incredible. This school is rooted in tradition, fostering a sense of community, morals and values. We have never been disappointed. Our boys graduate next year and we will miss everyone at the school.

From the owner: From Kindergarten Prep through Eighth Grade, The Davis Academy provides a challenging and enriching…read moreeducation based on a rigorous and innovative curriculum. In student-centered classrooms, teachers use expertise, experience, caring and guidance to get to know each child and nurture the development of his or her unique talents. Beyond academics, we teach life skills, instill Jewish values, and provide diverse experiences so that our students become well-balanced and self-confident individuals. Students of The Davis Academy distinguish themselves academically, as well as in the arts and sports. The strong foundation they receive at The Davis Academy enables our graduates to succeed at the high schools and colleges of their choice, with exemplary academic and leadership skills