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Mt. Elizabeth Academy

5.0 (3 reviews)
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The Goddard School of Kennesaw on Blue Springs Rd. exceeded my expectations for 4.5 years. The…read morecurriculum is excellent and my child is WAY farther ahead than his non-Goddard peers academically. More importantly, my son learned social skills while there, and he was loved on like nuts by the awesome teachers. The administration was always flexible with my preferences, responsive to any needs or concerns, and open, direct, honest, and approachable. They also rolled with unfortunate life circumstances that befell my family more than once in our tenure there, and that was a great comfort to us. Our son flat-out thrived at this school, he is almost "over-prepared" for school and life (if that were such a thing), and I know from other Goddard parents I've befriended that they feel the same way. Finishing our time at Goddard recently was very emotional for me. It was like leaving family. I'd have kept my son there until 12 grade if I could have, and if I'd had 10 more kids, I'd have sent them all there as well. I would not hesitate to recommend this school to anyone. I must add, however, that a relationship between a school and a family goes two ways. You need to be willing to be open and let the appropriate people know what's going on in your family--joys and sorrows and the like--so they better understand the whole picture, thus giving them a better ability to nurture and serve you and your child. This school and the people in it will always be fondly remembered as a huge blessing, and we are forever grateful.

This daycare crossed multiple legal and ethical lines. Without my knowledge or consent, they gave…read moremy 3-year-old an illegal (the owners words) assessment and used it to suggest she had special needs/a disability by telling me to take her to the dr, just months after saying she was ahead of her learning goals. In our final meeting, when I asked what my daughter does well, the director looked me in the eye and said nothing in front of my child. The only reason I didn't completely lose it in that moment is because my older child had died just four months earlier and I was barely holding it together. For the owner not to consider how such a cruel comment could impact a grieving mother and a 3-year-old who just lost her brother is beyond heartless, it's sociopathic. (Not to mention that due to this, myself and my daughter were already regularly seeing a psychologist who is qualified to make this assessment and almost laughed uncontrollably when told her what the owner had said because it had no basis.) I also witnessed microaggressions, inconsistent treatment, high staff turnover, and teachers speaking inappropriately to children instead of parents. For example, I recall a child being dropped off with breakfast and it was apparently past breakfast time. The teacher said nothing to the parent, but as soon as the parent left, chastised the child. This type of passive aggressive behavior is not acceptable towards a child. Educationally, my daughter was bored, unchallenged, and learning nothing despite the $1,600/month tuition. I have since moved her to a private school that costs less, has stronger academics, all certified teachers, less turnover of staff, and a 100 on all state site visits for consecutive years. She is now thriving, reading at a 2nd grade level and doing 1st grade math at age four. The truth is, she was advanced, and instead of admitting they couldn't support her, this daycare tried to make us the problem. Their fake reviews only reinforce the lack of integrity. Nothing says "I love working with children" like giving parents a discount for a positive review and having staff leave reviews. And I've attached a screenshot of the owner's review in case they try to say this isn't true. If your reputation has to be propped up by you leaving reviews for yourself, that says a lot about your business. Parents, you can get much better care at a better rate somewhere else.

Mt. Elizabeth Academy - preschools - Updated November 2026

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