I can only speak on the facility itself. The Winn building to be specific. I came for my child's…read more4-H competition. The campus is in downtown Dallas. Outside of facility was clean and free from litter. The building was clean, neat, and organized. The bathroom was spotless which is hard to find nowadays. Hopefully future events will be held here.

I am so excited that we finally have a fabulous tutoring spot in East Cobb..... Appleton…read morespecializes in a teaching style based on matching the child's learning with the teacher's teaching style...... I also will use them for ACT and SAT when my kids get older....

Our son is a middle schooler that struggles with math despite being a bright kid. He just wasn't…read moregetting these ridiculous new teaching techniques commonly referred to as common core. It's as if the school system wants to dumb kids down rather than educate them the right way. Thankfully, we found Mathnasium at the suggestion of a friend who highly recommended their tutoring service. They have been a Godsend to us. Our son has thrived in Math class with the assistance of his Math Tutors at Mathnasium. He religiously goes 2-3 times a week and it has made a huge difference with him. He has never scored less then a 90 on a test while being tutored at Mathnasium. This is his second year at Mathnasium as a 7th Grader. He finished the 6th Grade last year with an A in Math but the Mathnasium he had gone to closed their doors down in early summer 2017. He began the 7th grade without the help of any tutoring. We just didn't have another Mathnasium close by our home to get him there after school. He started out okay initially, but quickly began to struggle again a month after school started and failed 2 tests that devastated his average. Thankfully, by this time a new Mathnasium opened up its doors right down the street from the old one that is actually a little closer to us. Mathnasium of West Marietta opened its doors in the Fall of 2017 under the guidance of Anup Wassan and his staff. He and his staff quickly got to work with our son and began where the old Mathnasium left off. Our son is once again thriving in Math. He gets it again, enjoys working hard, learning and showing his Mathnasium tutors all the A's he's been getting on tests and quizzes since they started helping him again. He has brought his grade back up to an A. His confidence is up and we credit Anup and his staff at Mathnasium of West Marietta. We highly recommend them if your child needs help with Math. They teach Math the right way.

Homecoming Queen 2022…read more Follow Ukalyptusband on tiktok this school is pretty ok also our waiter tom was really nice. his service was amazing!

Good school although I would recommend bringing your own lunch because while the food there isn't…read morebad it's just the typical school lunch

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).

All I really need to say is run away as fast as you can!…read more Don't even get me started yall if you even open a bag of chips bugs will spawn. the school is dirty! omg there vending machine be taking the children's money unbelievable Then some of the 8th grade Teacher are rude, mean for instant there was a fight n they just let it happened! like omg do better. like really in the big 2025? but overall its good but its also not great so and there is some working they need. They also have a new principal n he is from the army n getting these kids in check! This is not a drill!

East Cobb was a little hell-hole, a training ground for the dumpy part of life. There was a lot of…read moreviolence here. There were fights almost everyday. I saw brass knuckles more than a couple times. This is in the suburbs. This is in a community where families are above average in income. They also bring in kids from smaller communities. Kids can fight. My mom is still friends with the a teacher that was here when I went. She was nice. She left East Cobb because there was so much fighting. She had to pull snarling brats off of another all the time. She started to feel uncomfortable even though she'd been at the school for a long time. She likes where she is now much better. I did not like East Cobb. The gym teachers were all supreme dicks. One of them got hit in the face with a golf club once. He was a sassy dude and he one time gave me 3 detentions because I was running in the gym. If I let my kid go here it would only be because I'd want him/her to see how jacked people can be. I would worry about him/her all day while he/she was at school. I would probably prefer he/she went somewhere else. Behind the school there are fields and kudzu.

We have been very pleased with A Grade Ahead. They provide academic enrichment opportunities for…read morechildren in the areas of English and Math. I find the staff to be very professional, responsive and accommodating. Our daughter enjoys going and she enjoys the teachers as well. For what is offered, I think the price is very reasonable and it's really easy to start - they offer a free assessment. You can bring your child in for an English and/or Math quick assessment. Even if you don't end up utilizing the services, the assessment provided valuable information about where my daughter is academically. And most importantly, I have seen my daughter grow by leaps and bounds. She truly is "a grade ahead."

I went to Galloway from K-12, so this comes from a very long firsthand experience. There are…read moredefinitely positives: it is a kind, supportive environment, the teachers generally care, and the school does a good job making students feel seen as individuals. I understand why a lot of Buckhead families are drawn to it. That said, looking back as an adult, I do not feel like it prepared me especially well for real life. There was a lot of emphasis on "be your best self," which sounds good on paper, but in my experience there was less emphasis on discipline, toughness, accountability, and the kind of academic rigor that actually helps once you leave a protected school environment. It helped get me into Alabama, but I was not especially well prepared once I got there, and that became obvious pretty quickly. Now I work in residential real estate, and while I do fine, it is not exactly the kind of challenging or deeply fulfilling professional path I once thought a school like Galloway was preparing me for. It is a very relationship-driven job with long hours, and if I am being honest, a lot of where I landed had more to do with family connections than with any real edge the school gave me. That is the part I think prospective families should think about. Galloway was good at making students feel comfortable and affirmed. I am less convinced it was good at pushing them hard enough to thrive on their own later.

I've been a teacher for over 30 years and I didn't know a school as ideal as Galloway existed. It's…read morewhat education should be but usually is thought to be impossible by those who haven't seen it done. I took a job in upper learning and have been so pleased to see that Galloway does exactly what they say they do. They are still true to their mission in a time when many schools have tried to be too much, or worse, given up trying. Students are happy, supported, and empowered to advocate for their own education. The rhythm of the day is purposefully designed to help students learn and grow academically as well as socially. Teachers create conditions for each student to think deeply and participate actively according to their strengths. The day is punctuated by regular breaks allowing students to enjoy social community, lunch, and relaxation in between tutorials and class time. Students are very involved: they run weekly clubs and plan and host town meetings. There is time for sports and extracurriculars. Students can explore their interests casually as well as competitively in a welcoming atmosphere. I wish I'd known about it sooner.