Windsor Heights

they were okay, when i was in 2nd grade in the 2018-2019 school year i was part of the dual language immersion program therefore i had a spanish and english teacher, both were equally as bad, although the spanish teacher pushed me to do better, which i now appreciate, but the english teacher once told me and i quote “you’re gonna end up with a baby your mom is gonna take care of” apart from that all the teachers i had were great

Coming from the Smith/Sutton cluster we didn’t know what to expect but wow. This is an incredible school focused on each individual child. They quickly identified my child’s academic accomplishments and placed her in a class where she could progress even more. The activities, parental involvement along with IB principles are the icing. Dr. Miller is the most hands on principal I have ever seen. The teachers really care. Many of our neighbors skip the private route because of this school.

The staff at this school are great! The students are very racist. My son had issues with racism the entire school year. It is a predominately Hispanic school, them not liking African Americans is new to us. We dislike no one. I did everything throughout the year to get my son switched out of this school, the board did nothing even with doc notes! My son has never had any issues being in school until he came to this one. This was truly heartbreaking newly moving to this town, and having to deal with this everyday. It was my mistake even moving to this zone not knowing you can’t do anything about it. But this was also my learning experience moving forward in life. Staff done some things to end what was going on, but what honestly can be done when it’s the upbringing of the kids in attendance.

Total waste of time and money. Go to public school. Save your hard-earned money for your kids college.

John Hendrix, an English teacher, stole money from Yeshiva Atlanta and apologized to the students before he was fired. There definitely have been a lot of thugs in the Yeshiva Atlanta to put it in plain English!

Galloway is amazing. We visited numerous private schools in the Atlanta area before choosing Galloway. The teaching methods are incredible, they push "experiential learning", so learning is ALWAYS taking place, whether on the playground or in the classroom. The vibe is so welcoming and laid back, none of the snobbery of some of the other top private schools. I hope our little one will stay until she graduates from high school!

Don’t send your kids here. There are much better private schools. The school acts like they fix all the social issues but nothing is changed. The teachers aren’t great; however, there are some amazing teachers who actually care and teach correctly. A lot of kids struggle because most of the teachers don’t teach. This school also teaches you to be a horrible person. to survive you have to learn how to be a fake and mean person. If you don’t do a sport at this school you feel left out. The kids at this school are all depressed. The administrators seem like they try to do stuff but they don’t. Some kids get in trouble while others don’t for the same thing. A lot of the teachers have favorites and it is very known. Your grade can depend on if a teacher likes you or not.

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