The staff at this Sunshine House location were genuinely wonderful. My infant was still learning to…read morewalk, and the teachers were so attentive and warm with him. The other kids in his class seemed happy and excited to be there, which said a lot. I was also thankful he got to experience introduced foods through their program. Unfortunately, my experience with the corporate side was really disappointing. After only two weeks of enrollment, corporate changed course on how my scholarship would be handled and came back asking me to cover costs that were supposed to be included. As a result, we were no longer able to continue at the school, right as my son was adjusting so well. It was frustrating to have things pulled out from under us so quickly, and it left me feeling like there's a real communication gap between corporate and the actual school directors when it comes to billing and scholarships. I'd recommend this location for the teachers and environment, but families relying on scholarship or financial assistance should ask a lot of questions upfront about how corporate handles those arrangements.

This daycare may had received some good reviews in the past years, but recently I'm questioning its…read moreleadership's management skills. Most of the teachers that I know are kids-friendly, but one teacher has to care for so many infants and/or toddlers in each classroom, more than any one person could handle. When I asked the director about the ratio of staff per number of students, she was always so vague. I feel really sorry for the teacher, and for my child as well, every time I saw one teacher has to care for 10-11 kids, and almost all of them are sick with a bad cold. That's why the regular teacher was out sick for 1-2 days every 1-2 weeks too. Oftentimes, I would see a new teacher whenever the main teacher was out sick, and none of the new teachers even bother to introduce themselves to me. Sometimes, I even wondered if they could speak English because they didn't seem to understand me whenever I asked them questions about my child for the day. I often picked my child up with a heavy heart every day because she was always dirty all over, like a homeless child who was abandoned on the street. I paid them so much money every week for my child's attendance there, but the services that my child received not worth the high costs that they charged me. Several times, I heard the assistant director reprimanded the same teacher right in the middle of the hallway, which was so unprofessional. I must admit that I really had an issue with this daycare's assistant director. You can tell right away that she wears a fake face when talking to you and she is extremely bossy to the nice teachers there. One time, she even yelled at the director about something that they were arguing about. Personally, I don't see her poor professionalism would fit with her position. I know it's hard to find a perfect daycare, but there should be many better daycares out there for your child than this one. Just keep looking and switching (if needed) until you feel the services your child receives at any daycare is at least 70% worth the money that you pay them.

I don't write a ton of reviews but want to leave one for my daughter's school. She has been a…read morestudent for 2 years and is now 5 years old and she absolutely loves her school. Miss Andi, her primary teacher, is a rock star. The whole staff obviously loves the kids and go above and beyond. My daughter has learned so much. She is way ahead in reading and writing and truly loves to learn. If you're looking for a great Montessori program for your child, I highly recommend Four Seasons.

This school needs improvement in multiple areas... I would suggest that they get better quality and…read more better educated staff. The staff are not very understanding to typical toddler behaviors and become easily agitated. My son came home saying he was a "mean kid" and that he learned this from school. This does not represent the "Montessori way". There were other issues as well... Some forceful nature with potty training, over crowding in classrooms (18 students from ages 2 to 6 in a room with 1 teacher and a part time assistant), high turn over in staff, poor handling of discipline, ridiculous policy for "sick child" (I was made to leave work and pick up child on multiple occasions for low grade temperatutes or "loose stools" ... Child was not sick and even verified multiple times from pediatrician), and lastly poor attitude time and time again from staff members. I even had to explain to the director on several occasions how the teacher spoke to my child and even to my husband and I as the parents. I would never recommend to send anyone's child there. I am usually one to write positive reviews, but this experience was sad and could have been prevented. We also gave several chances and spent over a year trying to make this work.

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.

We recently withdrew our 3-year-old from The Goddard School in Crabapple after a very concerning…read moreexperience with communication. On March 16, we received an email stating that our son had been experiencing significant behavioral challenges "over the past several months," including safety and hygiene concerns, and that we should seek an alternative placement. This was the first time we had ever been informed of concerns of this magnitude. If a school truly believes a child is struggling behaviorally or may need additional support, parents should be informed early and consistently, not for the first time in a single email recommending removal. After requesting documentation multiple times, the school was only able to provide one minor incident report (throwing a toy) and routine app logs, with no formal records reflecting the ongoing pattern of serious concerns that had been described. We fully understand that not every classroom is the right fit for every child. However, if there were genuine concerns regarding our child's behavior or development, those should have been clearly communicated and documented well before recommending that he leave the program. The lack of communication, documentation, and partnership with parents in this situation was extremely disappointing. We have since moved our son to another daycare where communication has been much more proactive and collaborative.

As a first time mom, I was so nervous to start my first born son in a daycare/school setting but we…read moretoured this Goddard and everyone was so incredible. We have since started our daughter Charlotte there and she is doing fabulous as well. My son is now almost 2.5 and he comes home to tell me everyday about all the new things he has learned. He has had some amazing teachers throughout his classes and I'm looking forward to my daughter having the same ones. We recommend this school to all of our friends.

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

Can I give *10* stars?…read more My children have been under the care of Discovery Point (in one way or another) for nearly 10 years. They are an extension of our family... and I would trust ANY of their staff with either of my children at ANY time. My children have grown up in this facility... and the quality of our children's character is due, in part, to the guidance and love they've received from the staff at Discovery Point. The wonderful teachers at Discovery Point are nothing but kind, compassionate, loving, and caring individuals who care deeply about the well being of EVERY child that walks through that front door. My family will always be grateful for the times Discovery Point has been there for us.

Our 5 year old daughter just graduated Pre-K from Discovery Point Cumming and I couldn't be happier…read morewith how much she has learned in these past 9 months! Her teachers, Miss Dana and Miss Kayla have just been WONDERFUL! I don't think I could have gotten better teachers if I tried! They taught her so much in such a short period of time, that I am proud to give them 5 stars! From her days of the week, months in the year, how the seasons change,how to read and write,shapes,patterns (abab,abbabbabb), weather changes... they are amazing at what they do! They keep parents in the loop as well,sending us weekly emails to keep us informed as to what they will be learning,field trips,and fun days like "Dress Like a Superhero" to "Wear your favorite color"! They create a fun environment for kids to learn and ve successful and independent! I am so proud of my big girl and feel confident that Discovery Point have not only prepared her for, but have also given her the tools to succeed in Kindergarten! The only thing left to say is Thank You!

I find it wild that someone could give this school 1 star and have a hard time believing anyone at…read morethis school would ask for a child not to come back. That's just not in the character of this administration or staff. We LOVE Primrose School of Mansell Road. We've been at the school for three years, with two boys at the school for the past year. They have made us feel like a family, and have worked with us through financial struggles, behavioral issues with our kids and just been an extension of our family. I've been in quite a few daycares and none have ever fit like this Primrose. They are top notch.

I Love this school! As a new mom, I wanted the best care for my infant (I had to return to work 3…read moremonths post partum) and Primrose of Mansell has been just that for me. The staff is very welcoming, polite, and engaging. I feel at ease leaving my son with them as I know they genuinely love working with and caring for children. The school is clean, neat, and the teachers engage with me and follow state guidelines and curriculums. They have been there for my family in more ways than I will type out, in such a short time. With the controversial topic of enrolling a child in daycare at such an early age, I believe choosing this school has been an Amazing decision in which I am proud of have zero regrets. Choose Primrose Mansell!

My husband and I had to make the difficult decision to return to work and find childcare for our 3…read moremonth old. We searched high and low to find childcare for our sweet baby that we could feel comfortable with. . We finally found AAIMS, just by driving by one day! Since day one, it was nothing but a pleasure having our daughter there. Mrs. Nargis created a wonderful Montessori school, with a very familial feeling. From infancy to almost two years old, Mrs. Rima cared for our daughter almost as if she were her own. Our daughter looked forward to going to school every single day because of the fun comfort, education and love Mrs. Rima provided. I cannot recommend this school enough if you are looking for educated, trustworthy, warm and compassionate people to care for your child.

Two of our kids attended GA Pre-K at AAIMS, and we're pleased with the quality Montessori education…read morethey received. Our kids had previously gone to a Korean daycare and we speak mostly Korean at home for retention, so our kids spoke very little English in the beginning of the school year. Director Ms. Nargis advised us not to worry, as kids can pick up English quickly -- indeed, she was right! By the end of the school year, both kids had learned to speak English decently well, could read simple books, and write simple sentences. My first child went on to Kindergarten and tested out of ESOL. We liked that students work on fundamentals like reading, writing, and math at a desk, but they also have independent play time to choose a hands-on activity around the classroom. They also clean up after themselves. AAIMS has a big outdoor playground for recess and they have weekly Playball time. AAIMS also offers ballet, karate, tennis, table tennis, and Spanish lessons for those who want to sign up, at a reasonable extra cost. AAIMS holds events to highlight the various cultural backgrounds of the students, which we really appreciated. Overall we're very thankful for the intellectual and emotional growth we've seen in our kids!