Fulton Academy of Virtual Excellence

I never write reviews but I felt this was necessary. I dont think I can say specific teacher's name's here, but if your child is in special education (in a 3-5 intergrated classroom), please consider private school or other placement. My child's experience here was heartbreaking. Dont be mislead by the perceived status of the school. If you want a safe, caring educator for your child, look elsewhere.

Our family has had a wonderful experience at Brumby Elementary School. Both of our children, our son and daughter, attended Brumby, and it has truly been a special place for our family. The principal is outstanding, and the teachers genuinely care about the kids and their growth, both academically and personally.Our son has since graduated and moved on to the neighboring middle school, but Brumby played a huge role in shaping his confidence and interests. Our daughter is still there and is absolutely blossoming. She’s found a quirky, diverse group of friends where she feels accepted and supported, which means everything to us as parents.I also want to give special recognition to Mr. Branch, who manages so many programs at the school. His dedication helped our son discover a hidden talent for piano, something we may have never known otherwise. That kind of impact lasts a lifetime.If I had one concern, it’s not with the school itself but with a broader issue seen across many schools today: uninvolved parents. Schools like Brumby do incredible work, but they thrive best when families are equally engaged. Overall, we’re incredibly grateful for the community, leadership, and care Brumby Elementary provides.

This school is known for how bad they have been with special education. There’s an effort to keep kids with disabilities segregated from general activities and old view of neurodiversity. If you are a parent of a a kid with disabilities you will have to find an advocate for your kid to be included in general class and still having awful high rates of restraints and isolation as their way to help kids with strong emotions and complex behaviors with IEPs. I hope their new

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.

If you don’t care about your child’s future, send them to Holy Spirit Prep. HSP was an incredible school years ago, somewhere along the way it plummeted and has only gotten worse recently. HSP accepts children that have severe learning differences as well as severe behavioral problems. The president of the school ensures that staff are equipped with handling difficult children, but in reality, everyone is overwhelmed, and the students are suffering; there are no resources for them or the children. This inability to take care of the needs of the children and staff has led to the severe decline in admissions and a record number of faculty jumping ship. The new principal of the school, the only one with qualifications and genuine care for the children, unfortunately left as well. Holy Spirit hides behavioral and academic issues from parents. This is due to multiple admin having children with these issues and not wanting to draw attention to their own family. Students are not held to any behavioral standard and the children rule the school. Holy Spirit Prep used to be an amazing school, but I warn everyone against coming here anymore.

Attended there as an alum. Was going through a hard time and the school offered no support. Instead, admin decided that it was best to get their counselor to orchestrate an elaborate plan to breakup me and my current boyfriend at the time in a very public setting during school hours. The counselor and the boyfriend had been drafting this plan for months over email. Admin stood by her decision to put me through this traumatic experience despite the fact that it was extremely unprofessional to involve herself in any way. This led to my eventual expulsion junior year. This was extremely traumatic and humiliating for me. I was treated as a threat by teachers, admin, and even my friends. You may not believe my experience or think I am a bot or a resentful person, but this experience was in fact, truly real and essentially ruined my high school career. The lesson I learned from this school was that if you are going through a tough emotional time as a minor, this school will not hesitate to band together to do anything in its power to kick you out of their bubble to protect their pristine image. Do yourself a favor and never trust them. Go to Marist, Lovett, or Mt, Vernon instead. Go to a school that will truly protect its students from harm instead of doing the harming.

Finding a school where your children are not only educated but truly understood is rare, and that is exactly what Springmont Montessori School has been for our family. Both of our children attend Springmont, and the sense of belonging they experience there is immediately evident. The teachers and staff create an atmosphere of warmth, respect, and genuine care that makes children feel safe, confident, and valued from the moment they arrive each day.One of the greatest strengths of Springmont is how deeply the Montessori philosophy is embedded in everyday learning. Children are encouraged to develop independence, take responsibility for their work, and explore subjects that spark their curiosity. Learning is never rushed or forced. Instead, teachers carefully observe each child and guide them at a pace that honors their individual development and interests. This approach has allowed our children to grow academically while also building confidence and intrinsic motivation.What truly sets Springmont apart, however, is its emphasis on character and community. Kindness, empathy, and respect are not treated as add-ons to the curriculum—they are lived values. Teachers model these behaviors consistently, and the children naturally learn to support one another, resolve conflicts thoughtfully, and contribute positively to their classroom environment. We see these lessons carry over into our children’s daily lives in meaningful ways.As parents, nothing is more reassuring than seeing your children happy and excited about school. Our kids genuinely love learning, feel proud of their accomplishments, and take joy in helping others. Springmont is a place where successes are celebrated, challenges are met with patience and understanding, and every child is seen for who they are.We are deeply grateful for the Springmont community and the dedicated educators who make it such a special place. The school has given our children a strong foundation not only academically, but emotionally and socially as well. We wholeheartedly recommend Springmont Montessori School to families seeking a nurturing, intentional, and inspiring learning environment.