If was able to put zero, I would. This school doesn't really treat the students fairly at all. Some…read moreteachers are unfair and have favoritism. Mr. Zachery Griffin was one of those teachers, a black girl was on her phone and Mr. Griffin told her to take it down the office but a white boy sad on his phone and the teacher only warned him and told him to put it away. Ms. Baron gets into a lot of students' faces and accidentally spits on them. Ms. Baron is not really professional and yells in the hallways. Some teachers like Ms. Stella Peeples don't let their students go to the bathroom when they actually really need to and one of those students had a medical problem. There was also a time when a black girl said the n-word and one of the administrators heard her and put her into 3 or 4 days of ISS. Although, there was a white boy who was dared to say the n-word for a DOLLAR and he said that money is money and he said the n-word. That boy got only 1 day of ISS. The administrator's son also said the n-word and obviously he got away with it. There was some privileges that students had that others didn't. Although, I'am happy to say that there are great teachers like Ms. Arnold who actually does her job and is fair. Ms. Arnold did a great job teaching and actually put in the effort. Coach Landrum was sweet and kind and there was never anything that you can say bad about him.

Beautiful campus! Looks like a college! Lol! I always get lost though when coming here for events…read more Tip - Make sure you arrive early, so you can find your way!

this school has a lot of roaches and the teachers are nice but mrs.spell is very mean and is always…read moregrumpy and a rat. and she dont know how to clean her bootyhole.

Great teacher he taught me 8th grade chemistry I would take that class again if I couldread more

this is a very neat school. never been there or in GA at all actually but it sounds cool. shoutout…read moreto mrs gordy and coach fitzsimmons for being the best.

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.

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.

It was alright Umm so we haven't actually ever been there…read morebut I've heard it's pretty cool. So the rest of the words are gonna be random. But yeah it's definitely worth a try if you're looking to do it again and I don't know how much you want it is a lot more fun and it's a little more than that I just want you know how to get to the point of being there for a little while so you don't need a whole bunch to get there but you know what you

Bruh I will never disrespect a north cobbie again. I don't even go to this school but I left my…read morephone in the bathroom. I was super stressed out, knowing this is north cobb and ppl be flushing phones down the toilet and stuff. But bro. Someone turned it in and I got it back hassle free. U saved my life mysterious person. I will never disrespect a north cobbie again.

The bathrooms are awful, im a sixth grader with not high expectations, but this? NO. When first got…read moreto this school three people were vaping in my grade do not reccomend.

This school is awful. If you compare the other schools around here, i be they be a lot higherread more

Kennesaw Mountain is a recognized award-winning school with many success stories after graduation…read more You might start here because of those accolades, but you'll finish with the view that Mustang family is a unique experience. Four kids in gives us some perspective, and starting with academic rigor, to community service opportunities, with extra-curricular options galore, KMHS is an incredible experience. The Magnet program is a shining star for STEM prep, consistently producing students who succeed and excel at top universities. The Magnet crew is stellar all-around, and our kids made long-term quality friendships lasting beyond high school. We've had our runs but never been an athletic powerhouse, partly due to being the smallest 7A school by far in the state (moving to 6A in '20). Despite that Mustangs have frequented state tourneys/meets, and enjoyed great developmental coaches. From personal experience, the swim coach is the best in the state. Beyond the classroom the service opportunities include Mane Link, an outstanding servant leadership organization. The Special Needs Dance and Shop With A Mustang are two examples of how amazing this group is. Good teachers, supportive parent network, happy students are what you'll find at the Mountain.

The elevator... the elevator has constant issues is not properly maintenance. It was only recently…read morere-reviewed after 10 years of it not being so the school has mold and a cockroach infestation and ceiling tiles that are falling through.