Treehouse Academy

LOVED Treehouse! Our granddaughter went to PreK there with Miss Catherine and Miss Michelle as teachers. The two have been a team for many years and it shows. We were so fortunate to have them. They were caring, smart and personable. The entire staff was very friendly and always concerned and caring. They would call to say «Well, you don’t have to pick her up, but she’s just not feeling well.» Things like that to just keep you informed. I wasn’t quite as thrilled with the summer camp. Although the summer camp activities were great — lots of trips that the kids had a blast at — the organization was a bit less on par than with the regular school year. No big deal, but a couple of times, what was on the schedule for the summer didn’t happen because they didn’t have the appropriate supplies. No big deal, but to a 4 yr old it kind of was. ;-) But as far as taking good care of your children, they are top notch. If you are lucky enough to get in for PreK (they had ONE spot available when our granddaughter moved in with us mid year), you best grab it while you can.

This place is absolutely horrid! I would never, ever, ever trust them with the welfare of my children. Here’s a clue, the fact that they have quite a few Pre-​k spots available every year after the school year begins should be telling. Oh yes, they fill up initially. But people leave because they are so completely mortified at how they run this business. Do not lulled into the false security of the video cameras. The adults know where they can go to be off camera. This is exactly what they did with my child. The state guidelines state that a child not sleeping during naptime is to be given a quiet activity (they are not expected to lay there silently for an hour, that is beyond the capacity of a 4 year old to do that). I kept asking them to please do so, but day after day I would watch my child being scolded for trying to play quietly with something during naptime. So when I finally confronted them that they were breaking the GA state guidelines by not providing a quiet activity, they tried to say that they were. I told them I knew they were not because I can see it on video how my child is made to lay there bored and is scolded when she tried to get a doll. The next day my child was off camera during naptime. I decide to go down there and find out what is going on. I walk in and my child’s teacher is in the directors office and they are looking at the video surveillance. When I walked in they all looked like they just swallowed a bug. I asked where my child was. I was told by the teacher that my child requested to be placed in the far corner of the room. What kind of fool do they think I am? But just to be absolutely sure, I asked my child how she came to be placed in that area for naptime and I was informed the teacher told her to go there. Taking my child out of this place was the best decision.