This school was great. They have many successful people graduate and I had a nice group of friends…read morehere. I am now going to school for Finance. This is the best school in the chattahoochee valley.

When we first started a GR2, my older son was 17 months old and we LOVED it! My second son came…read morealong and went straight into GR2 at 7 weeks. We still loved it. Over the past few years, things have only gone down hill. My younger son is now 3. Not only did they not have a lead teacher in his room for well over half the year (leaving the adult to child ratio completely unacceptable), but my son continued to get in trouble for things that shouldn't have even been an opportunity for him to have done. For example, TWICE my son got out of the side door of his classroom and ran into the parking lot. Does he know better? Yes. But, he's 3. He was given an opportunity that shouldn't have been there. HE was reprimanded for it. Another time, he climbed on top of stacked nap mats. The stack was higher than I am and I'm 5'6". Again, he knew better, but, 3 year olds climb. He could have fallen and hurt himself. He was punished. Why was he not being watched when any of these things were happening? I emailed the CEO and expressed my concerns and told her honestly... if my child got hurt or worse due to their safety issues, I would own them. She didn't respond to me, but instead immediately called the center and "dismissed" my 3 year old. We've been there for FIVE years (Five EXPENSIVE years)and my son was dismissed because I sent the CEO an email expressing my concerns and she didn't like what I had to say. I do have incident reports and emails to back up all of my claims :) Don't send your child to Growing Room. If you want to keep them safe, send them elsewhere. Am I bitter? Yes. This is my child. But, I'm leaving this review to protect other children. Most of their staff is fake to your face and lazy behind your backs. My little boy goes to a new CDC now and NEVER gets in trouble... everyone there loves him. All it took was getting him away from an unbelievably toxic environment.

Not somewhere I would send my child ever again. The children in my child's class- 5 yr olds- are…read moreallowed to just run around, scream, hit, punch, scratch, etc. I walked in to pick my child up on his second day and was absolutely astonished at what I saw. I tried to speak to the director about it, to see if this was the way they normally monitor their classrooms, and she hung up on me. My son didn't like it there, and if you are looking for a place that is safe, secure, and well mannered...Do not put them here!

This school is torture if ur in 6th grade u Wil get treated like a kindergartener but the staff is…read moregood. RYAN TRAHAN COME TO THIS SCHOOL and Gordon Ramsey bec the food is bad I thew up and got a stomach bug from it.

The St Anne community is blessed with 3 holy and dedicated priests with Fr. Winchel, Fr. Will, and…read moreFr. Anthony. The staff and parishioners dedicated to different ministries are passionate about serving.

Leaving a Yelp review for a church seems a bit odd, especially since Jesus shows up in His Flesh…read moreand Blood at every faithful mass! How are you supposed to rate coming before the Son of God? Apart from the "ordinary" Miracle of the Eucharist, is where I will keep my rating and my review. I was in the area for work and looking for a place to celebrate mass. I thought I would try Yelp since none of the mass-finder apps seem to work very well. St. Ann's was closest and had mostly "good reviews". The one negative review mentioned that all the priest did was talk about money, but I thought there is no way that could happen. WRONG!!! The priest's ENTIRE homily was about the annual report. When the priest began his homily saying it was important for transparency to let the parishioners know how the parish was doing, I silently applauded. However failing to give even a couple words about Jesus and spiritual matters during a LONG briefing about money in and money out was disappointing. Fittingly ironic that in the gospel of the day, Jesus said, "man does not live by bread alone but by every Word that comes from the Mouth of God." So where is the spiritual balance sheet for the parish? Please don't get me wrong, The priest did seem very invested in saying the mass (not just get through the words as quickly as possible as TOO many churches do) and the congregation seemed fairly welcoming. However, the one unfavorable review seems fairly accurate for at least the weekend when I visited.