What a gem! We love this school! Our twin boys have attended The Davis Academy since kindergarten…read more It was the perfect fit for our family. We searched for a warm and loving environment with a strong academic program. The quality of the academic programs here are second to none especially when placed up against its local competitors. The fine arts and sports programs are equally as incredible. This school is rooted in tradition, fostering a sense of community, morals and values. We have never been disappointed. Our boys graduate next year and we will miss everyone at the school.

Pinecrest Academy is a truly special school community. From the moment you step on campus, you feel…read morewelcomed, supported & part of something meaningful. The teachers, Consecrated women & staff genuinely care about each child & help them grow not only academically but also as confident, compassionate young leaders. This meant so much to us after coming from a public school where our kids felt like just a number. We have been impressed by the many opportunities for students to discover & develop their gifts. If your child is in theater/band the teachers are phenomenal. Even coaches are top notch if your kids are in sports. You may think no school is that perfect. You are right, kids will be kids. What sets Pinecrest apart is how they handle challenges with grace. They guide, support and work with families to find solutions that actually work. That level of care is rare & we are grateful to be part of this community. We started with one, now all 4 of our kids attend Pinecrest Academy.

When my husband and I began the search for a private school for our oldest who was going into…read moreKinder, we preferred a school that was Catholic and taught our faith and morals. We came across Pinecrest Academy. The minute we drove onto the campus for our tour I knew "this is it"! There was such a sense of peace within all the beauty that the campus has. We met with Mrs. Margaret Frain. She was so lovely, and you could truly feel her love for the school through her tour and presentation. Well, the rest is history. We have been here for 3 years (going on an upcoming 4) and also have our youngest starting this year. Pinecrest has been an absolute blessing. The teachers and faculty are wonderful, the staff is caring, you become a part of the Pinecrest community the minute you begin. I could not have asked for a better experience for my children and for our family. We have seen our oldest daughter flourish in academics as well as in our faith, and look forward to the same for our youngest!

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

20/20 is hindsight here... this is lengthy…read more In mid-July of 2019, a foster child was placed in my home. You can imagine my anxiety and stress at the time, but when I got a call from Cynthia saying that I can enroll my kiddo in their GA Pre-K program, it was such a relief. Paperwork completed, court docs submitted to the school, hastey orientation/open house provided... the school year was rocky, but with a lot of patience and support from Ms. Lisa and Binal, we made it through to March 2020... COVID 19. Honestly, Ms. Lisa and Binal are why I am giving two stars instead of just one. Bright from the Start categorizes our students based upon their socio economic status and needs. This is done behind the scene's and is the provider's responsibility to request adequate documentation and properly categorize the kids when reporting to the state. Needless to say, my foster child was miscategorized. I was charged monthly for meals which the state/federal gov would have provided at no expense to me, if this clerical error did not occur. I found this out when applying for much needed aid during this pandemic. Again, due to this error, my Child did not qualify. I spoke with the DOE along with the Department of Human Services, and because the reports were submitted in error, there is no way to correct my student's record. After finding all of this out, I requested a full refund and the value of the aid lost. I emailed Tiffany, Brittney, Cynthia and their Bright from the Start Rep. I followed up, requesting a corporate contact... no response. I contacted the corporate office's generic number and recruiter and left messages. After a month of no response, I emailed the CEO and CFO of Spring Education, whose name I pulled from the secretary of state's website, along with the school administrators. I FINALLY received a response. This response was from corporate's counsel & yes, all blame is being put on me. I didn't provide the documents needed to properly categorize my Child, and apparently, I was asked "repeatedly" for it. A blatant lie. If you are thinking of enrolling in the GA Pre-K Program here and your Child has an IEP or is on MediCaid, do not. The administrators of the school are not familiar with the services available and are clueless when it comes to Public Education Programs.

Our family has been at Bridgeway Christian Academy for over 10 years. Our three children have…read morethrived in the loving Christian environment offered at BCA. The academics are top-notch and the athletics and extra-curricular offerings are all that you would get from a larger school, but with more opportunity given the smaller size. You and your children are "known" at BCA and are part of a large, loving family. Our children have made their faith their own and all have strong character traits that we greatly attribute to BCA. Since BCA goes through 8th grade, our oldest child has recently transitioned to a large public high school and is flourishing. Thank you Bridgeway for loving, teaching and shepherding our children so well!!! We have often said...Bridgeway is the best kept secret in North Fulton for Christian education!

A great place for student and families. Children not only receive a strong academic education here…read morebut they are valued and are being raised to know who they are and can stand on firm foundation in Jesus!

it's been 8 years since the 5 star review and there's a new principal who does things different…read more siblings don't like as much, and the after school programs don't help with bullying as they did when i was there.

My son attends here and I absolutely love the staff and teachers. They have awesome STEM curriculum…read morethat the kids really enjoy through lab days and classroom integration. Everyone at CCES tries to have parents involved in knowing what kids are learning and invite them to come in for Math night etc. I think this is what sets this school apart from others. There is a reason why folks want their kids to go here, it's an awesome school!!!

This is such a great school…read more First, a little background to explain why I am writing this review. I was thinking about things I like so that I can review them, because I want to get my Yelp count higher. Even though I have not had my kids at AIA for a couple of years, this school is one of the first things I thought of. I had two children in this school. The older one attended from K through 5. When she graduated, I had to take the younger one over to their new school as well, because it is impractical for me to have them in two different locations. We only left for logistical reasons. We love this school. I wish I was wealthy so that I could invest in this school and help them expand. Okay, now on to the meat of the review. This school attracts kids from several different cultures. They have very committed teachers. Their founder, Dixie, is one of the kindest people I have ever met. They use Montessori methods, but they are not afraid to adapt their system to meet the needs of each child. My older child learned to read and write better than some of my fellow graduate students! I credit this school for that. I will name a few of the awesome teachers they have (or have had), but I am sure the others are great as well: Mrs. Turner, Mrs. McDaniel, Mrs. Littlewood, and Mrs. Narayan. If you want a well-designed adaptive Montessori program for your kids - that teaches excellent life skills as well - this is the place to bring them. This school does have a Christian affiliation, which would have normally made me wary because we are UUs, not Christian. However, as is appropriate for an international school, religious participation is voluntary. The school had children from families that are Christian, Jewish, UU, Hindu, and Muslim (and probably others). It seemed that none of them experienced religious conflict. So, if you want to teach religious tolerance to your kids, this is a great place.

Very disappointing experience overall. We signed up early for the next school year, but literally…read morewithin a few days we found out because of a work situation that we would be moving to Canada. We reached out right away, explained everything and asked if they could make an exception. They absolutely could have if they wanted to, but instead chose to charge us close to $2,000 and kept pointing us back to the contract and legal language. I even appealed directly to both the outgoing and incoming heads of the school, hoping there would be some understanding given the circumstances and how quickly we notified them. Unfortunately, there was none. The saving grace for us was my son's teachers, Mr. Rao and Mrs. Joshi. They were wonderful and we genuinely appreciated them. Beyond that, I was never particularly impressed with the administration or the overall experience. For a school that positions itself as a premier institution and has so many positive accolades, our experience was very different. To us, it felt like a pretty average/subpar school packaged and marketed as something much more. If you are considering AIA, just make sure you read every line of what you sign. Don't assume there will be any flexibility or understanding even when circumstances change within a matter of days.

I could not possibly say enough good things about RPP! We are in our third year attending and…read morecurrently have two children enrolled. They both wake up excited to go to school and come home telling me about all of the fun they had that day. The staff is loving and warm- you are always greeted with a smile and have confidence that your children are being well cared for and loved on. RPP is helping my kids to love school and love learning and that is so important to me. They also have art and music class and those are both my children's absolute favorites. Our playroom is covered in their beautiful artwork and our car rides are filled with songs they have learned at school! If you are searching for a preschool, a visit to RPP is a must.

From our first tour of Roswell Presbyterian Preschool when our oldest child was getting ready to…read moreenter a 2 year old class, our experience has been nothing short of wonderful. We are now in our 4th year at RPP and feel so lucky to be part of the RPP family. The concept of learning through play is put into practice in a loving, supportive and safe environment that has been amazing for our children. In addition to the traditional preschool classrooms, RPP offers Creative Movement, Music, Art and STEM - this really is an amazing program. Our oldest is now in kindergarten and was wonderfully prepared to take the next step after leaving RPP last spring. We can not recommend RPP enough.

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