I find it unfortunate that online negative reviews seem to have been removed because parents…read moredeserve full transparency before making choices as to the care of their child. With that being said, I'm also not entirely sure what I can say without being considered slanderous. I will leave it at I wouldn't recommend this school, or environment, to anyone.

We recently moved to Milton and i must have toured about 10-12 preschools for my 3 year old…read more Crabapple weekday was by far the best! It just felt right. The directors and teachers really seem to care about the children and were so understanding of this being the first time my child would be in the care of someone other than myself. Highly recommend!

Awesome school....,my child has attended from 6-to hopefully 8..my only hiccup is not the school,…read morebut the dekalb county's new attendance policy which is ...when a child is "absent, excused, with a drs' not etc.. checked out early, due to illness..etc.., checked in late etc.., they are considered - absent. your child may have dr's appt's w/ notes, checked out of 1-or more classes, for an appointment...but marked absent (mind you, they came to school and was checked out by a parent, guardian, or emergency contact). make it make sense!!! my child has never had any attendance issue, and i am offended about this. i've attended a meeting where other parents felt the same. Dekalb county...what is the problem here??? Parents are getting notifications that are appalling (to myself, husband, and scholar). Notes that are sent in are not getting to the proper channels, and I do have email receipts to justify. I am not here to bash and please, excuse the all caps, my business requires it. it never comes off..I am not yelling. However, I am so dispappointed in this years adminisration. Should this be directed to Mountain Industrial??? Please reply with where it should go. The attendance person was in the meeting but had little to add. I will gladly send an email to the proper chanels. I may not word things correctly, but I am sure you get what I am saying. When i was in attendance in one of the recent meetings, the majority had the same feelings.

My daughter is only a preschooler here, but the experience we have had at HIES has been phenomenal…read more The teachers are warm, intelligent and very enthusiastic. I have never witnessed such school pride; from the youngest toddler to the oldest senior getting ready to move on to college. The emphasis is on developing the entire character, not just churning out the next einstein. Strong both academically and athletically, HIES is a fabulous alternative to the other more obvious schools in town. It should also be noted that HIES is the largest Episcopal school in the country, but the feel is still very intimate and family-oriented.

Stuck in carpool line on Heards Rd for 20 minutes! Is a school permitted to close a road?read more

As a parent, I have been more than pleased with the love and encouragement my sweet boy has…read morereceived as a student. He is thriving and loving every minute with his teachers and classmates. I am also proud as a teacher, that the admin team has kept us in the classroom with online streaming of all classes that would normally take place on campus! A wonderful family/community to be part of!

CHR has been our families school of choice for the past two years and we couldn't be happier. Our…read moreboys absolutely love their teachers, and are excited to go to school each and every day. If you are looking for an alternative school for your kiddos please consider CHR, they are amazing. They take great care in all aspects of their school and what they offer to families.

Our son went here for just under 6 months. He absolutely loved the friendly staff. They are almost…read moreentirely all High school students. I really hoped he would have improved significantly here especially paying so much per a month. After going here every single day it was opened, for over 4 months he did not progress out of long addition and subtraction, and multiplication (multiplication was why we enrolled him) as a 4th grader. He did occasionally make mistakes and since it was not 100% he could not move forward in his work curriculum. We did end up moving over an hour away and other franchises have different rules and prices, like 6- sessions per a month etc. All and all he loved going there and enjoyed math but if he would have advanced in his course work we would have still drove him from an hour away, since he had fun. But in the end I ended up tutoring him to get him where he needed to be. The required assessment test is $100 then sign up fees, then tuition is required to start. Hope this helps.

We signed my son up for 6 months so that he could get additional help with his 6th grade math. For…read more~2-3 months of picking him up and him telling us they worked on math that my 3rd grader is currently doing (and that he had no issue doing on the pre-test they give, ie multiplication facts of 2's, 7's, etc). I told him to speak up and let them know he didn't need to work on that but to help him with what they were actually working on in school. I spoke to the manager when I dropped him off and she was kind and took the pages out of his "curriculum book" as well as marked off that he did not need to do those things. I thought this was it. NOPE! We took in one day for help with some homework. He had only completed 2 problems during the hour he was there and said the lady gave him a sheet of their work vs helping him with his homework...that he still did not understand. I then asked to speak with the head guy, Justin, who called me the next day. He proceeded to laugh and tell me my son was "pulling one over on" and lying to me b/c they were not doing those multiplication problems with him. He also told me that he should be there for 1.5 hours 2-3 days/week in 6th grade. My son was being released at 1 hour to leave on the days we took him and would be waiting at the front door when we picked him up. He told me for the first time that it is their policy to work on their curriculum and only do homework for 30 minutes and only work on school quiz information for limited amount of time because they worked on their curriculum. "We are not a tutoring service". This information was not made clear when we signed up- otherwise we would never have enrolled. After a good 30 minutes on the phone with him insisting that my son was lying to me, he found where the sheets had been pulled and admitted that. We agreed there may have been some miscommunication. I thought we were all good but with summer decided to freeze the account b/c May has been too crazy for us to get him there and we will be gone June and July. Today I got a call from Melanie about a 1 star review I had given on an email I rec'd from them. When I called her back she said she wanted to discuss this and get more insight into why I was dissatisfied. When I tried to talk to her and tell her my concerns, she began to speak over me and would not pause to hear me out. She proceeded to give me the option to terminate and pay them the difference of the 3 months membership fee (which is more than the 6 months so we would owe them more money) vs continuing for 2 months in the fall. I tried to again tell her my issues and she would not stop talking to hear me out and told me that she only needed to know what I wanted to do- the 2 options above or turn me into collections if we refused either. Lesson learned- do not sign up for something like this with a contract b/c they ultimately do not care if you are satisfied- you are under contract. Since dealing with this I have talked to some other people with similar experiences. Bottom line- save your money and hire a HS or college student to help your child with grade level, schoolwork they need help on. I have never dealt with such poor customer service in my life.

Both of our Daughters were very well equipped for elementary school after attending Woodhaven…read moreAcademy. Mr. Johnny, Mrs. Ivonne and the entire staff working there from 2011 until present was instrumental in getting them ready, and that definitely included nap time lol. Woodchips in the shoes from playtime Outside. Lessons learned about how to treat each other. All the locks and codes to get in gave us comfort. But they were also a pain when I forgot the code lol. The toddlers are learning and sometimes some scratches will happen fast before the teacher can get there so expect some scratches if your kid is on the right side of the building.

I placed my son there in Aug 2018 after pulling him elsewhere as he'd beg not to go to the other…read moreplace. Putting him in Woodhaven at 2 1/2 was amazing. He begged to go and stay longer every day. The turn over is very very low and the teachers are very kind and educate the kids in a low stress environment.

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....

I go to this school and its great. The teachers are very good at teaching and are really niceread more

I go to school there at the moment and it is such a good school. I mean you will have a few…read moreteachers here and there that defiantly will not be your favorite, But the school its self is the best and everything our country/world is going through right now the teachers cant be more helpful. they are very understanding when it comes to the work that you do and i think that helps us in so many different ways