Norcross High School

Overall, the teachers at this school have been supportive and caring, and I truly appreciate their dedication to the students.However, I had a concerning experience that I feel should be shared. My daughter was pushed by another student and experienced tailbone pain afterward. Even now, she occasionally still complains of pain. I raised this concern with the school, but I did not feel that the situation was thoroughly investigated or addressed.In another instance, my daughter was called to the assistant principal’s office and asked to write a statement. I was not informed at the time, and I later learned she was told what to write, which was concerning to me.While the teachers are strong, I hope the school improves how it handles student safety concerns and communication with parents.

My son started attending this school in the kindergarten and he is now in the 2nd grade. We both loved his Kindergarten teacher, Ms. Patterson and she loved her students so much that she stayed with her class through the first grade so they would have continuity of learning from one teacher. She was firm but caring and my son loved going to school. The 2nd grade, his teacher Ms. Salmeron, is awesome! She inspires learning, makes it relatable, she's firm and holds the students accountable. My son has been on the honor roll and doesn't want to miss a day of school. The school does a great job of congratulating the children and giving them accolades; they also cater to their diverse group of students.

Needs a lot improvement. Starting with the principal Not at all friendly over the years and many many interactions. Completely different from most in her position. Hopefully changes come along soon

I left Wesleyan after my Freshman year, why? My experience was terrible. I went there for 11 years and not once did I feel like there was any concern for me or anyone’s mental and physical wellbeing and health. All this school truly cares for is their reputation and nothing else. It’s horrible to see that what i thought was a top school in georgia be the worst experience in my life. Even after me leaving, my sister (who’s still there) is a senior, and she does dance like 24/7 it’s everything to her. Wesleyan told her that she needed a required PE credit, in which would be fulfilled if they would just sign her off since she dances all the time, but no, they forced her to start taking strength class instead. Another thing is that my sister has a condition where if she works her body like that in which for strength, her spine can make it hard to breathe for her. My mom has been trying very hard to fight against this but no matter what Wesleyan doesn’t care for her, just their reputation.

More like an alternative school and the performing arts is such a small component. The behavior problems in this school is insane, but overlooked because of the board and the founder. Period