Glenwood Forest

I love this school! It is one of the last neighborhood schools in Macon. The teachers love the students... The administration loves the teachers, students and parents! What more could you ask for! Our input is constantly saught out. When I have a concern or a question... It is answered or handled immediately.

Think this used to be a good school seems to have different administration and not as good as once was.

The principal is rude, standoffish & doesn’t engange with parents often. She’s always looking down at her phone or no where to be found. The assistant principal is more dependable and welcoming. My child was injured and we emailed the principal several times. A teacher informed us that she would give me or my husband a call. It’s been months. I talked to a young lady who’s son was hit on the head last year and she had to harrass the teachers to get an answer. The assistant principal called and just like her emails were ignored mine were too. Coming to school events aren’t worth it when you have to hear a principal that doesn’t seem delighted to be there herself. Rosa Taylor was different when my son who is now in highschool attended.

We’ve been a part of this schools community for 4 years and we love it. My son enjoys going to school, which is important because he’s excited to learn. He talks about his day as soon as he gets in the car. We love MOM.

This is our first year and I am regretting placing my child here the further we go. We moved back to the area and placed our child here for 6th grade this year. Our child has been Abekka curriculum since K5 at another private school near Atlanta who excelled academically as the focus was a rigorous curriculum and making sure students mastered the material. We only selected TSA for 6th grade when we moved based upon being told (in email) they used Abeka curriculum also as this was my defining factor for selection (otherwise we would have continued to make the 1hr and 20min drive to the previous school in the area we relocated from). Needless to say, after starting we find out only certain teachers use Abeka fully. Some do not use at all. After questioning the Admissions on this, I was deferred to allow a teacher speak on this of which was all fluff (also in email for proof). The teacher made sure to let me know as a Private school THEY had the right to decide