River Green Academy

My first great grandchild attends school here. She loves the school. This is a beautiful center. The teachers and management do a great job. They love their jobs and it shows. They take pride in providing top notch childcare. I would recommend this center for all of my grandchildren and my great grandchildren. Especially for all the new mommy's and daddy's looking for a quality school. They are the best!

Since bringing my children here we have had the best experience with the teachers and director!! My kids love going to daycare every day. I feel like they love on my babies while I work and that warms my mama heart. We are so blessed to have River Green Academy as part of our family.

Love the pre-k at this location! Ladies are very organized and clean with their rooms! As well as kids learning so much! Love the new Director! Coming in getting things where they need to be for the benefit of the school and most importantly the children! Love the new changes, I feel like she is getting this school completely where it needs to be, shaping it to all around have the best interest of our children! I feel my children are learning and staying busy! Love the photos I get throughout the week seeing my kids learn and have so much fun! Corporate is also been so helpful through out this whole switch in the last few months! Wonderful place! So happy to be with a Chroma location for my children!

Chroma Early Learning Academy has been a wonderful place for our child. The teachers are caring, professional, and truly invested in each child’s development. The curriculum is well-balanced, with a good mix of learning and play that keeps kids engaged and happy. The facility is clean, organized, and feels very safe. We also appreciate the regular updates and open communication from the staff.

My son has been attending this school for a year through the GA Pre-K lottery program, and overall, it’s been a good experience. His teachers have been wonderful, and he’s learned so much. However, I felt it was important to share a disappointing experience from the end-of-year program. My husband was out of town for work, so I had to attend the event alone with my two-year-old. Unfortunately, right as the program started, my toddler had a full-blown meltdown. I took her into the lobby to calm her down, put her shoes back on, and prepare to step outside. As I was juggling her, a tablet, and snacks (clearly struggling) my daughter tried to run back into the room. I was in the middle of picking her up when the new director, Stephanie, abruptly told me to leave. It was disheartening. I was clearly trying to do just that, leave. There was no offer to help, no offer to open the door while I was carrying a screaming child, just a cold directive. Thankfully, I live in the neighborhood and my neighbor came running to wait with my daughter in the car, allowing me to go back inside briefly to see my son receive his certificate. He was alone in the room and I didn’t want him to miss out on that moment. We only have one week left of school, and while most of our time here has been positive, my first impression of the new director, Stephanie, was not. A little compassion goes a long way….especially for parents doing their best in tough moments.