Generations Of Learning - North

School class sizes and teachers are great. Biggest problem seems to be supervision out of the classrooms; such as, recess, busses, ect.

Love the staff my grandson really enjoys everyone there. This is his 3rd year and he's so excited.

Not enough is done for children who struggle with learning disabilities. Nothing is done when racism continues to happen. Not enough diversity training apparently.

My children have attended Noah's Ark on two different occasions. This facility does not hold up to the standards that I would consider to be a Christian atmosphere. The staff is rude and my husband and I had to pay close attention to the weekly payments as we were often overcharged. Noah's Ark often argued with us about the length of time that our children were there. Many times they would call me within 15 minutes of the full day time to ask me to pick up a sick child when my child wasn't sick (no fever, diaherrea, etc.) This facility doesn't care about the children or religion. Money seems to be the only factor that is ever considered. I would not recommend this facility to my worst enemy.

My son's teacher is fantastic ... the best and this comes from a father who has a high standard in education.

People tend to be idealists, expecting Christian schools to be utopias compared to their public school counterparts. That would be great, except that Christian schools are composed of humans. As far as it goes, though, this is an above-average school. They concern themselves with the important things, and shrug off the less important ones. The chosen curriculum seems to be challenging, which is a good thing. I've taught a lot of programs over the years; I'm fairly good at spotting effective ones. Of course, it IS a Christian curriculum, so if that's not to your style, you won't like it. Over all, I'm pleased with my kids' experience at Gateway. I'm happy that Roswell has a school like this to offer.