I am a CONCERNED mother. I was outside in the good old southern city and SUDDENLY I see a DOG yes a…read moreDOG chasing me. I screamed in my beautiful southern accent and NO ONE helped me. Good thing it didn't touch me though. But for YOUR inconsiderate actions I'm giving this a ONE. Bye.

The students are extremely racist and the teachers were very rude. There were some teachers who…read morewere quite friendly and were happy to help but Dinkins was extremely rude to me and the children

Both of my kids went here, I love the Principals! The staff are all nice, never had any problems at…read morethis school. Both of my kids enjoyed going there. I would recommend to anyone looking for a middle school.

Whoever runs this place now, please remind your renters that people do live all around. Loud music…read moreuntil night hours is very difficult to be around! Thanks!

I love CFCS! My daughter will be in 3rd grade this year and has attended since nursery age. The…read moreteachers are wonderful combined with a personal level of one on one teaching due to the small classes. They teach Bible and live by God's word. They have the flexibility to study true math(no core math) and instill great foundation skills for both home and school. The students love the fact that there is no bullying, only a wonderful loving atmosphere. I will have my daughter in this school as long as possible. They are truly a blessing. Pam

Last night we went to see my niece perform in a dance recital at her HS. It was Amazing. The shows…read moreget better every year. Our daughter & son went through this school, and it's one of the main reasons we moved into this area. It was and continues to be one of the top academic high schools in the state. The teachers here maintain a welcoming learning atmosphere and have great relationships with the students. The principal, Brad Royal, keeps this school running effectively and efficiently. A lot of others move into the area just to be able to have their kids attend here. Their reputation is great. Their availability of extra curricular activities and clubs makes for the icing on the cake.

Clean and modern. This is also one ginormous high school.read more

My son has been playing basketball for WCCC for going on 4-5 years and we have always participated…read morein their fundraising to help the center out exceeding the whole league in sales for 3-4 years. This past winter league was horrible. Everyone one of our games were at a local high school and we always had refs that's were training so there were lots of bad calls, no concessions and worst of all most games were in a smaller gym where seating was very limited but yet we were charged the same amount as other able to play and have better benefits and usage of the center. Shortly into the season other parents and myself noticed a league member Rick Bottoms was missing or not keeping score correctly on many occasions but nothing changed, it was never corrected. At the end of the season I expressed my concerns and issues in an email to the league for constructive criticism and hopefully get a resolution. Instead I got a response from the leagues Treasurer, Terri Goodman telling me I needed to find another league for my son! No resolution not even a helping hand or notice that they would try to make corrections. Then I contacted the leagues president, Coal Grogan via text and asked him to please review the emails because of her rudeness and to address issues but never even got a response. I was told by many parents with kids at this league that it was all about politics but didn't listen and unfortunately they are right so beware. I will be happy to share the emails for verification. The worst part about this situation is that it's hurting who it's suppose to be about and that is the kids/players!

I graduated 2019. I was coming from California, and was an A-B honor roll student who was taking…read moreheavy AP classes. I was coming from a school and teacher body that told me I was capable of everything I put my mind to (and I did) and very progressive. In contrast, West Forsyth was a stark difference from the world I'd known. In all honesty, there were two teachers I would say you have to watch out for, Smith (AP English) and Martin (AP World, I believe). I won't go into detail, but if you're a minority student - this is a school that is not open minded (go figure, it's the south) and you will get discriminated and told that your work was 'not done by you' because how could a minority student be capable of such? Luckily, I got into the college I wanted by my own accord. I wish North Carolina really paid attention to who they hire as a teacher, but it seems this is all by design.... If you're an educator, do better and be better. Don't teach kids if you haven't worked on yourself as a person. Oh, and if you don't like kids... what are you doing with your life, seriously?

my child is class 2023 graduate. Overall they took very good care of him, , with exception of the…read moreguidance counselor Ms. Hooks. I just checked and she's gone to another HS far away. Poor kids. My child's social worker and school therapist picked up her slack. Teachers were wonderful. No one bullied, unlike in Middle School. At West, they really do try. Best experiences was Drama Club, Chorus (Awesome, awesome teacher/chorus director), the social worker, and many more.

This school is AMAZING!!!! Choice based learning, inquiry based learning, design thinking. The…read moreschool fosters creativity and deep thinking. They have bees, chickens, a greenhouse, hydroponics, composting. Awesome teachers, awesome facilities.

All the bees, chickens and greenhouses in the would can't make this school amazing. It's an…read moreacademic mess with a subpar administration; the only goal is to bring in more money. There is little advocacy for children, and the parents are afraid to say a word, lest their children become targets. The administration ambushes teachers at every turn, and I expected better than average academics from a private school. And, the well-known problem with bullying never gets addressed. Summit talks a good game, but they sidestep problems that cause significant issues for children. Don't put your child's education at risk; see you at FCDS.

Great preschool and elementary school programs that supplement core education with growing a…read morechild's self confidence and independence. Teachers genuinely care about each child's progress. The Montessori approach to education equips children to create, challenge and think on their own. I also like that elementary grade children seem to have a lot more movement throughout the day due to the programs design.

An amazing preschool that caters to children aged 16 months to six years old using a warm…read moreenvironment and teachers skilled in the Montessori method! Located in Home Moravian Church, this half-day program is divided into inside and outside activities that are child-led. They offer two, three or five day options. The classrooms are full of simple, intentional toys that provide opportunities for children to solve problems and collaborate with others! The outside space is a simple, natural playground with sand boxes, gardens and "mud kitchens" where kids can use their imaginations. All of this is covered with sunshades for the hotter part of the year. The proximity to Old Salem allows the older children to explore the many sights with the guidance of their teachers. From the perspective of a parent, the school is very intentional about providing resources to help in continuing the Montessori method at home. . I feel like I have learned as much as my children! I have two children in Salem Montessori (one in the younger toddler and one in the three to six class) and both have thrived! If a half-day program fits your schedule, this school is the best option for your children to grow and learn!