Carolina Prep

I went to this school long time ago and I was In special needs class we had alot of students mix’s more then today I went to this school form 98 to 2001 I movie to Lawrenceville Georgia to Greenville South Carolina in 1998 there treat me very well when I was 4 grade the new building was built it was very nice better looking them old one was . I remember when we had fire dill we went to church while it nice and safe . And there had very nice after school program I went to bc this elementary school was out of school district but was near my mom work and there was not many spiecal needs classes at the time lucky for me they had one over all it was a great school to learn better then other ones I went to before this one .

Wonderful gem of a school in the city of Greenville. We loved to this side of GVL from Simpsonville and I have to say, this school has been a fantastic place for my three children. I’ve been fortunate to have kids at Mitchell Rd Elem for 8 years now and have reaped the benefits of a school that values not just academics, but also social emotional growth. This school is also smaller than other city of GVL schools around it. The faculty has a therapeutic and trust based bend with discipline which I have loved.There are two gardens where the students have science lab. The students were able to be hands on in creating the learning lab garden and it is just beautiful. One of my students is a special education student and they shine brightly in this area as well. They have supported and helped her to grow more than I thought possible.Mitchell Rd Elem is a National Blue Ribbon School, as well. Can’t speak highly enough!

Teachers and staff have been great. Their curriculum is fantastic. My son who is in Kindergarten, can read and write and he is only 4 years old!! We love BCA!!!!

Terrible experience. My 5 year old had behavioral issues that never had before, so think due to the multiple changes (new school and family separation at home). He had in incident with his teacher on the first day and she tells me “all the other kids are good”. I complaint with the principal, and it went downhill from there. I made several changes including shortening this stay at school. After only one week at MRCA, the head of school asked me not to bring back my son the next day until he got assessed and his behavior improved. I withdrew him, got him assessed, and he is a perfectly normal toddler. He didn’t feel safe at MRCA, once he went back to his previous school he started doing very well again.

Teachers and staff are all so welcoming overall wonderful life long experience for my child and i!!