The teachers are horrible here, the teachers break GCPS policy and do things they are ABSOLUTELY…read moreNOT SUPPOSED TO DO!. I absolutely DO NOT recommend going to NHS. It's is also so hard to even not get yelled at for doing nothing, My son was harassed at this school too. I DO NOT RECOMMEND!

If you've graduated from NHS Please don't call them ! Getting my transcript has been complete hell…read more. No matter extension you press you're sent to voicemail. They haven't gotten any more professional since my time spent there . DO BETTER ! You literally have to go there and surprise them it's awful .

I used to go this school a few years ago. Now my brother goes to this school. This school has…read morefriendly staff and teachers. There always nice to students. The school lunch is good to mediocre. But overall, the school is a great school to take your children to.

Call Dan asked for a tour of the school and she flat out told me no we don't do that kind of thing…read morein such a rude tone I found it so disgusting. She said we can come in and maybe talk to administrator they might let us but unfortunately they don't let parents go around the school so how am I supposed to see the environment my son is going to be in by looking at your front office? That is ridiculous we were moving to the area but screw that my son is not going to the school whatsoever

This school has a high staff turnover rate and is very disorganized. I had the intention of putting…read moremy child in this school but after visiting this school several times and talking to the staff. I found that the administration did not have control of the school. The students talk back and were very rude to both staff and each other. The hall ways were rampant with students out of class and during transition times students would often push, run, shove and fight. The older students were the worst behaved students. The administratiion ran from any responsiblilty in terms of dicipline. Students also were even able to go to the Publix next door without any adult supervision. Keep looking for a better school...Cobb County has many. I would stay away from Imagine Smryna.

My daughter has been been at IAS since the schools beginning. Initially we were concerned with…read moreputting our daughter in a school that was a startup. I am so glad we stayed the course and didnt pull her out. The international focus is wonderful and she continues to grow and flourish at an astounding pace! My son is now in 2nd grade and this young man is doing his thing also! Come in the morning, come during pickup time and see the process at work. Make an appt with the administrators or teachers and get their take. You will find its a great school that with administrators and teachers that really do care about our childrens well being!

We found this school several years ago and have had one child graduate through their pre-K program…read moreand move onto kindergarten, as well as a child currently attending in their two year old classroom. The teachers and the staff are really special and we have always felt really good about our decision to leave our little ones with them. There are a lot of fun events hosted by the school each year, as well as some really fun offerings for after school enrichment as well. Would definitely recommend MDO to anyone looking for a great preschool!

This is such a sweet school with wonderful teachers and staff. They have so many fun activities and…read morethe small classes are a huge plus for us.

This school is awesome. I'm just gushing out how happy it makes me when I think of this place…read more I came here this past weekend for the Hands On Atlanta Discovery Program. The school facilities were pretty nice - walls decorated with school decorations and students' works. Very colorful setting that encouraged a safe space for learning. For a Saturday morning program, I was very impressed by the involvement and presence of the school administration. Teachers and the principal arrived on time, ready to engage with the students. Good teachers really don't get enough praise for their dedication. Students also arrived by school bus, which is a reliable and efficient way for students to get to a school program on the weekends - so cool! The thing that really topped it off for me was the diversity in the student population. The student body represents 31 different countries... yes THIRTY ONE countries. Most are children of refugees and come without an English background. You definitely would not be able to tell the latter because these kids were engaged throughout the program, displaying proficient in learning/comprehension. I am all for children growing up with diverse group of friends and learning cultural values early on in life. It's something that won't do harm in their future. S/o to Kenny because according to him, I'm the "same language as him." Awwwwww.

from the administration to the bus drivers... rude asf. it's the first day, there's parents with…read morekindergartens why would we know the "expectations " with no information in a email or anything

I am a proud parent of two young children that attend Cliff Valley School. I find the pre-K…read moreprogram to be a warm and loving environment that is fully entrenched in the child directed learning approach. This thoroughly researched approach is a wonderful advantage because although there is a curriculum, it's nice to have freedom to expand upon something that is important to the students, which in turn, excite their learning even more. My son, in the pre-K program for two years, is moving on to Kindergarten this year with happy anticipation. I believe the success of any school can be measured when a child truly wants to go to school to find what subjects he or she will learn that day and in turn, can't wait to share their learning successes with me, the parent. At an early learning stage, I believe you cannot ask of any school for more than instilling a desire to learn which hopefully will follow them throughout their education. I noticed the previous reviewer mentioning the age range of students in Pre-K as a negative. Actually, a mixed age classroom of 3.5-5 years old is advantageous as it fosters leadership in the older children and allows the younger children to model behaviors and learn some skills at a faster pace from the older children. This is a learning method that many successful schools have incorporated into their preschool programs and many Montessori programs offer the same design as well. I am happy with the efforts put forth by Cliff Valley School and the results seen in my children; therefore, I would encourage any parent to consider Cliff Valley for their child's education

This school is more concerned about money than the students. They purchase a gym before a school…read morenurse or counselor and are constantly hitting you up for money. The teachers are great, for the most part, but the principal's ego is entirely too inflated.

Kellen and his team have done an amazing job with our 3 and 2 year old, providing proactive…read moreupdates, keeping us informed of any changes relating to COVID and showing educational and developmental progress for our kids. We appreciate everything they do, and recommend to our friends.

Today was my daughters first day and we had an awesome experience. Jessica made us feel welcomed at…read morethe door. She was very nice to my daughter and got down on her level to explain how everything works. Ms. Kate was awesome and they had a welcome sign on the door specifically for my daughter with her name on it! She fit right in and I've already received a call with a positive update and photos! This was a great first impression and I'm excited for the rest of the year!

Bullying is not dealt with properly by the school and whomever in charge of that department. Kids…read moredo whatever they want and no repercussions for their actions. They rather jump to conclusions before even looking into the matter accordingly . Multiple complaints have been made while all the people who are supposed to protect your kids while in their care turns a blind eye without any concern. Today a fight erupted at the school bus stop which ended with my nephew in the hospital. Now the school justified the action and did not have any kind of empathy on the injured child. Everything is shoved under the rug while they go about their day!

Not sure what to say about this school because of the new principal. Apparently, the previous years…read morehave been disastrous with building & grounds upkeep, education expectations, school programs, and more. I learned a lot from the other parents at the first parent/principal meeting of the year. Since my boyfriend's son began attending here, I've noticed there have been A/C problems, shortages of bus drivers (meaning there have been doubled routes), and other slight inconsistencies that concern most parents... myself included. However, all of these concerns were addressed at the parent/principal meetings I have attended. Seems the parents who have children that attended there the previous years have been extremely dissatisfied with the previous principal and the lack of interest for any of the parents' concerns about the children fighting, electric problems and whatnot. Now that there is a new principal and she seems genuinely concerned with all these things, it seems the parents are a lot more satisfied with the way the school is now being run. There is still a bus driver shortage and the parking lot gravel is still horrible, but at the moment those issues are out of her control.