Our child went there from baby to pre K. The staff loved her throughout and was always kind and…read morecaring to her as if she was her own. I feel like it is what you put into it and the staff sometimes changes due to turnover, but for the most part , the same teachers are still there that she had throughout. She loved them dearly and still asks to visit. Thank you for caring and loving on our child as your own. We know it was costly, but to us, you get what you pay for.

We (along with many other families) left Oak Grove Academy in Feb 2023 for better care and…read moreeducation elsewhere. Despite talking a lot about the curriculum, Oak Grove really just provides babysitting services. They will show you the binders of curriculum and that it's posted outside the classroom door. But curriculum is only as good as how well its implemented. There was little education or development during our time there. The staff at Oak Grove is babysitting, not educating. The large classrooms look fantastic, until you realize how many kids they have in a classroom. They will tell you that they meet state requirements for teacher/student ratios, but just because you CAN have so many kids in a classroom doesn't mean that you SHOULD. Classrooms are chaotic and teachers are overwhelmed. There were a number of other issues during our time with Oak Grove, but the overall issue is that you can get better for your money. Oak Grove may seem cheaper at first, but other daycares include extracurriculars in the tuition that Oak Grove charges extra for. By the time you include the cost of extracurriculars, Oak Grove is not cheaper. Also, Oak Grove had parents provide food and supplies for holiday parties, but at our new school all holiday parties, egg hunts, etc are funded by the school. So much more convenient for the parents! We regret the time we wasted at Oak Grove and are so much happier with our new school. ------------------------- Note about the response from the school: Again, they quotes ratios. Be sure to ask how many kids total are in the class and how many of the adults in the class are true teachers versus helpers/assistants. I know that at one point there were almost 30 kids in my child's class. That is simply too many toddlers in a room. That said, considering the number of families who unenrolled their kids this year, the ratios probably have improved... but not for the right reasons. Also said in the initial review, the leadership talks a lot about the curriculum... but the curriculum is only as good as how well it's implemented. Lastly, why on earth would the owner want to contact me months after we have left other than to attempt to improve my review? If they were truly concerned, they would have worked on improving the situation before we and other families chose to leave.

We've been a part of Carrington for 2 years. It's a phenomenal school. All of the teachers are…read moreengaged and happy to help and answer questions. The front office principals are always friendly and helpful. It's a wonderful place to send our daughter.

Horrible, just horrible. They had no idea my child was hurt , several times not just once .. they…read morewould say , we will review the tape .. ok great so it's a free-for-all and if your kid gets hurt no one notices and when you ask about it they will look at the tape. Then then they will clam your child walks into walls and door by themselves (only at school). Too we pulled her for her own safety

Our son attended the private Pre-K program at Kids R Kids Crabapple, and we couldn't have had a…read morebetter experience. Ms. Stephanie truly cares about each child. She goes above and beyond in her teaching and it really shows. The kids learn so much while still having so much fun every day. Our son would come home excited to tell us about what he learned, even teaching his older sister new things! He absolutely loved going to school, made great friends, and even begged to stay for summer camp. For graduation he came home with a photo book the teachers made of all of the fun events and memories from the year. It's such a sweet keepsake and he loves to look back on it. We're so grateful for the positive and engaging environment Ms. Stephanie and the whole team provide. Highly recommend!

We absolutely love Kids R Kids Crabapple! Our first daughter started there when she was one and our…read moresecond at only 4 months. The leadership and staff are incredible. They are so friendly and really put a lot of thought into curriculum and how to make learning fun for kids while also teaching them basic life skills. Any time we have had a question or concern the team has openly communicated with us or worked with us. The teachers truly care about the kids- they go out of their way to teach and care for the kids. We've loved so many of the teachers so far and our girls are learning so much!

My Son has been a thriving student at Brookside Academy since September 2015…read more Our Son came into our lives with very little preparation. The day after he came home with us, we had an appointment at a local church daycare. They assured us he would have a spot in April when I returned to work after my leave. In the end we had to find something at the last minute. As teachers we had the summer to do research. We visited quite a few places. We found Brookside Academy and the moment we called they told us to come right over. Unlike many of the other places, the staff was warm and welcoming. The children looked happy and loved. The facility was clean and well maintained. When our Son started in September of 2015, he had a helmet he had to wear on particular schedule and they didn't even flinch. He ended up not needing the helmet nearly as long because of their attention to detail. When he was getting a rash from the cleaners they use to sterilize the changing pad, they changed their protocol in changing him to make sure he didn't come in contact with that cleaner. They also searched and found a cleaner that was just as effective in killing the germs but was gentler for skin. He has loved every teacher he has had so far. On Monday he started in his third room and his first day being the youngest child in the room went off without a hitch. My child turned two this past weekend and can count almost to 20. He knows his Alphabet, his colors, is working on letter recognition, lots of songs, potty training, and most of all kindness and empathy. Our whole family couldn't be happier. We love Brookside!

This center cares about your kids, they prioritize their well-being, growth, and safety by creating…read morea secure base, offering unconditional love, and establishing healthy boundaries. I cannot speak highly enough of the amazing teachers of my 2 kids. Ms Suzi, Ms Paty, Ms Vanita and Ms Tugba all make my kids thrive and love them like their own! The whole center is a pleasant, engaging, exciting, and safe environment for my kids. All the teachers/management/chef honestly deserve a shout out for their hard work everyday!

I thoroughly recommend Good Shepard Preschool. my son was diagnosed with ASD LEVEL 2, and the…read moredirector and her staff have gone above and beyond to ensure that my son receives the love and support that he needs, on a daily basis. I will be forever grateful for their staff and how much they've loved my son. If you have the chance to send him here, you won't regret it.

We couldn't be happier with GSP, the dedicated staff, and the families that constantly stay…read moreinvolved with the school's activities. Our daughter loved being in the 3s class, and then enjoyed moving onto their Pre-K the following year. We currently have our other daughter enrolled in the 2s program, and couldn't ask for a better year for her! GSP not only works on learning skills/academics, but also on values and personal growth to ensure a seamless transition when the students are ready to head to Kindergarten. Highly recommend GSP if you are looking into programs for your child/children. Thanks GSP for everything you do!

I had a lot of anxiety about sending my twin toddlers to daycare. After months of research, weeks…read moreof visiting other nearby schools, and several months of trying out a few different nannies, we ended up choosing Primrose Peachtree Corners. My first impression was that the school was warm, safe, and had it's act together. Every staff member and teacher I met was kind and professional, and everyone seemed genuine. Seems to be very little turnover as well, and people have been working there for a really long time. I really thought my twins would have a terrible time transition once they started, because they had pretty severe separation anxiety. However, they literally stopped crying at drop off after just 1 week of attendance, and I saw them smiling and having fun in the pictures sent by the school within the first few weeks. They even would cry about having to leave school when I went to pick them up to go home, and my super shy and suspicious kids were hugging the teachers goodbye within just a couple of weeks. This really speaks volumes to how the teachers and staff really know what they are doing, are engaging and building a relationship with the kids, and that my kids feel safe and are having fun. We've been attending for 4 months now, and my kids love going to school, love their teachers, and I can tell they're learning and getting stimulated everyday. My first impressions of the school and staff are all still the same even after all these months. They also cook their meals onsite, and the snacks and meals are generally healthy: the only better alternative I've seen are Korean daycares. Compared to the other American daycares - big or small - this school's menu has been the healthiest I've seen. There were very minor things I've had to call or talk to the school about, but with anything I've brought up they were super receptive and responsive. Anyway in conclusion, nothing but good things to say about this school, and our family could not survive without them!

My son attended this school from 3 mos. to about 9 mos. old so he started in the infant room and…read moreended in the next room up with crawlers and early walkers. The leadership team is sweet and caring and knows all of the kiddos. I always felt like the communication was open. I liked the small size of the infant rooms and the teachers were amazing. Plus both of them had been there for a while. My son was in the older infant class for only a short time before we moved so I don't have as much experience with them. I will say there were 2 constant teachers in that class and the the other ones seemed to switch out too often for my comfort. Overall, my son had a good experience at this school and I'd recommend it to anyone.

My daughter has been at St. Aidans since she was 18 months old; she is now 4. Her teachers have…read morebeen so wonderful throughout the years. She loves going to school everyday and a huge part of that is the environment that St. Aidans fosters. Their curriculum has always been exactly what she needed and her teachers have always been able to challenge her academically and encourage her imagination and creativity as well. The class sizes are just right so that she is provided with personalized instruction as well as lots of friends to play with! St. Aidans has been such a blessing to us these last three years! We absolutely love it.

Staff at St. Aiden's made my child's first day of preschool a living nightmare…read more Upon picking my child up from his first day of school he informed me that another child had hit him. I approached his teacher, Ms. Patty, and asked to speak with her in regards to this matter. Once I told Ms. Patty what my son had told me she instantly became very defensive. She immediately came to the other child's defense and straight out accused my son of lying. I asked her how they handle altercations between children and her response was "typically we would speak to both students and their parents BUT it didn't happen." After several minutes of being accused of lying I decided to leave with my son. Not only did this upset my son but it also tainted the image I had portrayed of how teachers are supposed to be. Supportive, friendly and trustworthy. Our experience with Ms. Patty was none of the above. To make matters worse, minutes after leaving the facility I received an extremely aggressive email from the director, Julie. She did not ask me any questions about the conversation that took place. Instead, she came to Ms. Patty's defense and threatened to kick my son out. Given the experience we had on our son's first day, my husband and I agreed we were not comfortable leaving our son in their care. Leaving us no choice, we removed our son from this preschool. We let the director know our decision and requested a full refund. We were only given a PARTIAL refund and were still charged fees. Nothing was explained to us and no further contact was made by the school. I made the mistake of assuming this preschool was a warm, inviting environment due to it being linked to a church. I was sadly mistaken. Patty was extremely bias and made my child feel embarrassed, unheard and unworthy. Julie, the director, turned around and did the same to me.

Our son has been with SBA for about three years now since we moved to the area. This place has been…read morea true blessing for our family. Previously our son was with Bright Horizons and The Goddard School, and this place is 100x better in every aspect. I hate that my son didn't start his daycare experience at SBA. The staff has always been amazing and very caring. The environment is very welcoming and warm for the children. They cook fresh meals everyday in their own kitchen. The tuition rates are very reasonable. Great communication through the staff.

I have debated so long about writing this review but I believe it's best that I do. Please don't…read morebring your kids here, please trust your gut. There is no reason a 3 year old should be expected to "put themselves sleep". There is no freedom for children to express and explore their own individual interests. Children should not be forced to be seated all day. Children deserve a smooth and calm environment to transition to and from. This school is not it. On my first day Nov. 2025 I witnessed a child being ripped by the back of her hair, a child was transitioned to a completely new class with no prior knowledge or time to visit. Bowel movements not being cleaned up properly, and toddlers going home in leaking diapers. I was then put into a "lead" position without my permission or knowledge. All I can say is trust your gut. As a parent, listen to your kid. If they are telling you something maybe it's time to take a deeper look.