Community Ministries Learning Center

To all caps parents do not take your child there. The place is nice but beware!! This place will charge you a lot of money… especially tax time. Go ahead if u don’t believe

My son has been going there since he was 2 and he loves it, the Pastors really care about the children and what they learn and how they learn. They teach the kids Spanish, sign language and they love the kids. It’s an amazing school I would recommend this school to anyone.

Both of my children attend school here and have enjoyed their experience so far. Being a private Christian school, this facility was able to help instill the love of God into our children at an early age while also scaffolding their curriculum to better suit their learning. We were grateful to find Community Ministries Learning Center.

Our eldest son attended their basketball camp and loved it as much as a 7 year old who's never played a sport before could. I loved the concept of the camp but like all things some improvements were needed; the tuition did not include anything, there were no uniforms or memorable t-shirts, there is no actual team, they learned the absolute basics for half the day and the other half was spent playing in the gymnasium which does not have AC. With this GA heat, open doors and a few fans blowing will not keep these babies cool while they running around and doing "practice drills"/playing. Even with this being the case when it came time for our toddlers to start school we decided to give them a chance on childcare. I came in knowing this was not a well-known facility and they were more of a mom and pops location and I was very comfortable with that. I myself grew up in and around a loving and nurturing "mom and pops" like childcare facility owned by my local church. Overall the experience was fine, there were a few minor things that had to be brought to their attention that were discussed and better managed on behalf of the facility. Recently there was an incident with one of our babies who suffered an injury, that has yet to be explained, uncertain of the cause and with no direct assistance in understanding what may have happened we have decided to remove all of our children due to the negligence in the overseeing duties of the establishment.

MY daughter had the privilege of attending the Pre-K program and we were amazed at how much she learned. They did positive affirmations every morning, and even learned Spanish. They were taught from the Abbekah curriculum. They attended more field trips in one school year than whats allotted in public school. Their teacher (Mrs. Garland) was phenomenal. She cares about the kids and their education. My daughter will be going back for their private Kindergarten program.