Clairview St
Alpharetta, GA 30009

The teachers and administration were so kind and loving towards my granddaughters. They took great interest in their social and educational well being. The girls adored everyone and looked forward to going to school every day.

The math department is great this year. Last year had a few bumps in the road, but with work comes reward. I’m now taking double accelerated classes and setting myself up for an amazing future. Hopefully finishing high school math in the 9th grade.The ELA department is fair, however the curriculum is very similar all 3 years. Nothing else to say.Science is great, with chances to get ahead in the eighth grade. The curriculum is extremely different all 3 years, which provides students with a good foundation for high school.The world language courses a great. Just recently I had overheard somebody speaking Spanish and understood the mass of their conversation. It was actually a really interesting and informative feeling. In high school I will have to update this review to mention how well it prepares me for high school.Social studies curriculum is honestly quite bland and boring. For example you learn about the affects of acid rain on Europe for nearly and entire month. Unbiased, the curriculum prepares you for world history. Overall, this school prepares students for high school and provides students with a fun learning environment. They provide opportunities to spend their “Pride Points” on events and treats like takis and cookies. The school gives students opportunities to enter into clubs that meet before and after school for a standard fee of around $40. Finally, the school promotes a safe environment without the worry of imminent dangers. There are extensive safety measures in place that alert all students in case of an emergency. The principal consistently participates with the students and makes relationships with most students.Students not doing so well are given many opportunities to do better and boost their grades in their classes. Teaches actively try to support all students and be very forgiving in the wake of mistakes or just overall demotivation about their classes.

I have two boys graduated from AHS who went to Kennesaw State in Computer Science and had no problems graduating. They had a good sport programs and they are supportive. People were calling me if I can rent the basement ( almost across the street) just for their kids to be able to qualify to go to this school.