112 Nesbit Dr
Canton, GA 30114

I’ve been hesitant to write this review, but feel it could help those considering this school for their family. Our experience was a mixed bag. The teacher my son had was great, so no complaints there. I and my family took issue with the behavior (or lack there of) of the student population. The amount of focus the staff at Sixes had to put on behavior was insane. They should instead be focused on teaching/learning but that wasn’t possible to due to so many kids acting out and misbehaving. We have since sold our home in Bridgemill and moved to another attendance zone within Cherokee and it is night and day. My kid came home from his first day at his new school and said he could actually hear his teacher and all the other kids in his class were kind and respectful throughout the day. He was actually able to learn!

they have no idea how to support kids with chronic health conditions and they think school is more important than doctors appointments and surgeries. the administration and staff pretend to care at first but become insanely patronizing, dismissive, and close-minded. the teachers are the only ones who actually seem to care and have some semblance of understanding for chronic illness and how it can affect the student.

when your struggling mentally all they do is tell your parents never providing comfort or security when someone is being rude or disrespectfull all they do is give them ISS and expect all problems to just vanish and the teachers never motivate students at all they just expect us to do all the work they slap in our faces and listen to all the lectures they have and want us to memorize it its all so physically and mentally draining and im sure all my fellow peers can agree