5 Stars Little Oaks Academy has formed a great community of…read morepeople who love and cherish children and work intentionally to help them develop into wonderful young people. Children are exposed to healthy activities good food and enriching curriculum. The teachers have all been excellent. My son has learned so much this last year and a half. The staff are wonderful. I would recommend this Daycare to anyone looking to put their kid in the best situation possible. A great place for a kid to get a great start in life.

My children started at Temple in the middle of this school year, one in high school and one in…read moreelementary. The teachers and the students made our family feel so welcomed. There is a wonderful Christian spirit throughout the school. My children are challenged academically and love to participate in the sports. We are glad we chose Temple!

Temple Baptist Academy has been an incredible blessing to our family. The teachers are truly some…read moreof the best--caring, dedicated, and deeply invested in each student's success. The entire staff is respectful, supportive, and creates such a welcoming environment for both students and parents. The school provides a high-quality education while also making learning enjoyable. There are so many fun and engaging activities offered for students in every grade, which helps make school an exciting place to be. With five of my children attending Temple Baptist Academy, I have experienced firsthand the positive impact the school has on students and families. I truly couldn't be happier with our choice. I highly recommend Temple Baptist Academy to any family looking for a supportive community and excellent education for their children.

Our kiddo has been attending Little Playschool since the beginning of its opening and we're very…read morehappy we've kept him here. The teachers and staff are knowledgeable and you can see how invested they are in the kids growth and experience. Just like any preschool some staff have switched out over time but our little one has thrived regardless of those types of changes. I would highly recommend them. Us and our kiddo will be just crushed when it's time to graduate into Kinder.

As stated in other reviews, communication is very poor at this school. There are some wonderful…read moreteachers that clearly love what they do & that is the saving grace here. However, management staff needs additional training in how to handle difficult situations. We did not feel as though they were interested in partnering together to work through issues and instead pointed fingers, blame and used the app messaging service to send negative notes to the parents. Hopefully the managerial staff learns how to have a conversation with parents about issues & handles them with more care & kindness going forward.

Although their space in the Emory Valley Center is a bit older, the staff have done a wonderful job…read moreof sprucing up the classroom for the kids with homey lamps, child-sized furniture, and hundreds of those great Montessori lessons to engage the mind, body and spirit. The amount of staff support and the quality of the staff are exceptional, and the parents are very involved and supportive. Best place I could imagine sending our little boy.

Nice that class was on Saturdays so able to continue working while furthering my education. The…read moreinstructors were good school has room for improvement. overall worth getting my degree.

Amazing Staff and Program . Couldn't thank them enough on my journey. Im glad I got to have the…read moreopportunity to attend this program and make a way for my family.

Tate's has given my daughter her love of learning back. As a parent, I was not a proponent of…read more"private is better than public." In fact, I originally felt strongly that my daughter would benefit more in her understanding of the world if she attended public school, which she did the first two years of elementary school. What I hadn't anticipated with public school, however, was how the teachers were stretched too thin with large classes, and how the introduction of the Common Core made learning a rigid march toward the test. Although my daughter was a top student, she was miserable and cried nearly every morning. She began to hate school and started to lose interest in subjects that she'd once loved. I didn't want this to be the foundation of her education. She began 2nd grade at Tate's, and the shift was almost immediate. The teachers are creative and believe learning should be fun, even magical. They believe kids learn better when their days include movement and fresh air. And in no way are the kids "coddled," which I think is a common misperception of private schools (one I admittedly had). My daughter has been encouraged to challenge herself with a "growth" mindset, meaning each lesson or challenge is an opportunity for discovery. Her enthusiasm for learning returned quickly, and she continues to flourish while now in 3rd grade at Tate's. During the second week of school this year, she hopped out of the car one morning with a big smile and said, "I wonder what's going to happen today!" That sums it up--Tate's fosters the curiosity, the willingness, for life-long learning. I can't say enough about this school--from the administration, the teaching staff, the other students, the fun campus. Somehow Tate's manages to have a very down-to-earth feel, while quietly delivering excellence at every turn. Tate's has far exceeded our expectations, and we are deeply grateful.

Tate's School is a dream learning space for kids and parents alike. Beyond its impressive campus…read moreand mountain cabins classrooms, Tate's has a serious curriculum taught by dedicated educators who teach advanced content using holistic learning approaches through which kids naturally develop key practical skills. We value the life skills that our children are developing and the care that they receive by their teachers and the School personnel. Tate's School is a family run center that feels warm and safe by the children and their parents. We observed in these years that respect is a very important value at Tate's and, being an expat, multicultural family, is a key aspect that we hold in high esteem. We wholeheartedly recommend Tate's School, for those searching for a serious, competent educational center where children and families grow strong networks.

Miss Audie is great! My child loves her and I'm comforted knowing my child is safe and being cared…read morefor while I'm at work. She interacts/plays and teaches the kids. I highly recommend My Audie's Place if you are looking for an affordable daycare/school and don't want to worry about your child being taken care of.

While visiting our grandson in Tennessee, we had the opportunity to drop him off and pick him up…read morefrom Archer several times. Each visit left us with the impression that he was in a caring environment where he could learn, play, and grow. Our grandson is an active little boy who is curious about so many things. Like many young children, he sometimes needs redirection as he learns appropriate behaviors. Unfortunately, it appeared that Archer struggled to meet his needs in this area. Earlier this spring, during one of our visits, the director introduced us to the teacher of the classroom he would soon be moving into and spoke very positively about how smart and ready he was for the change. Less than three weeks later, he was unexpectedly expelled on a Monday morning without prior warning to his parents. His parents had met with the director on multiple occasions before that decision, yet at no point were they told that expulsion was even being considered. As a result, the decision came as a complete surprise to them. We understand that not every childcare setting is the right fit and that sometimes a program may determine it cannot meet a child's needs. However, when a situation reaches the point where expulsion is a possibility, parents deserve honest, timely communication. Providing clear notice and discussing concerns before such a significant decision is made allows families the opportunity to seek additional support, explore other childcare options, and prepare rather than facing a sudden transition. Above all, a child's well-being should always come first. Not long after leaving Archer, we drove past the turn off for Archer, and my grandson pointed to it and said, "That's my school, and that's where my friends are." It was a simple reminder that these decisions affect more than schedules--they affect a young child's sense of security, belonging, and the relationships that are so important. The two star rating represents a clean and organized facility.

My son goes here and the staff is always so excited to see him. Hes always well rested and fed. The…read morefacility is always clean, they have a huge playground and he has learned so much while there!