Saint Joseph is an amazing school. We were there for a little over 10 years with both of our…read morechildren . It was like a family for us . Highly recommend Saint Joseph

You can't find a better Catholic education anywhere. Great faculty and leadership. Great kids and…read morefamilies!

Went to take my granddaughter to practice for her cheerleading team and the staff WS nice and very…read morehelpful

Tate's has given my daughter her love of learning back. As a parent, I was not a proponent of…read more"private is better than public." In fact, I originally felt strongly that my daughter would benefit more in her understanding of the world if she attended public school, which she did the first two years of elementary school. What I hadn't anticipated with public school, however, was how the teachers were stretched too thin with large classes, and how the introduction of the Common Core made learning a rigid march toward the test. Although my daughter was a top student, she was miserable and cried nearly every morning. She began to hate school and started to lose interest in subjects that she'd once loved. I didn't want this to be the foundation of her education. She began 2nd grade at Tate's, and the shift was almost immediate. The teachers are creative and believe learning should be fun, even magical. They believe kids learn better when their days include movement and fresh air. And in no way are the kids "coddled," which I think is a common misperception of private schools (one I admittedly had). My daughter has been encouraged to challenge herself with a "growth" mindset, meaning each lesson or challenge is an opportunity for discovery. Her enthusiasm for learning returned quickly, and she continues to flourish while now in 3rd grade at Tate's. During the second week of school this year, she hopped out of the car one morning with a big smile and said, "I wonder what's going to happen today!" That sums it up--Tate's fosters the curiosity, the willingness, for life-long learning. I can't say enough about this school--from the administration, the teaching staff, the other students, the fun campus. Somehow Tate's manages to have a very down-to-earth feel, while quietly delivering excellence at every turn. Tate's has far exceeded our expectations, and we are deeply grateful.

Tate's School is a dream learning space for kids and parents alike. Beyond its impressive campus…read moreand mountain cabins classrooms, Tate's has a serious curriculum taught by dedicated educators who teach advanced content using holistic learning approaches through which kids naturally develop key practical skills. We value the life skills that our children are developing and the care that they receive by their teachers and the School personnel. Tate's School is a family run center that feels warm and safe by the children and their parents. We observed in these years that respect is a very important value at Tate's and, being an expat, multicultural family, is a key aspect that we hold in high esteem. We wholeheartedly recommend Tate's School, for those searching for a serious, competent educational center where children and families grow strong networks.

This educational establishment is failing its students. FHS recently suspended students who were…read morestanding up for a trans classmate and was punished instead of the actual oppressors. A student was LOCKED in a room and had a police man near the door because they were asking several questions as to why they were being punished and not the oppressors of the trans student, but were supposedly "threatening" & "combative" when in reality, they are just black and concerned for their well-being, but was immediately seen as the Angry Black Woman. Giving very much Tennessee... FHS, you have over 200k+ people & growing aware of this incident. Take accountability and do better. Don't make this a personal issue for you. These are kids.

First of all, it is concerning and a red flag when prior posts that might reflect negatively are…read moreremoved. Because an institution touts itself as being excellent isn't necessarily a fact. Yes, considering what is available in this area, this might be an option for Christian education. But CAK is lacking in several areas. The teacher turn over rate is high. Therefore consistency in programs is not there. The school has grown, which is not necessarily a good thing. Administration needs to be more careful in monitoring the growth. What is being sacrificed in order to bring in revenue? Our expectations for this school were high as we just had an excellent experience (in another state). The atmosphere was TRULY happy and joyful. Lots of high-fives, hugs, and esprit on the entire campus. It was palpable.. From both faculty and students. And top-notch programs where students were achieving academically, spiritually, and emotionally. Sadly, for the rate of tuition, CAK is average.

This school is amazing! Compared to all the other schools I've been to this place is the Bomb!…read moreTeachers are nice and make class very interesting, and it keeps my classmates and I engaged in the topic(s)

As someone who was a student here for 6th grade through 8th grade, I can tell you this schools…read moreteachers are absolutely horrible. Some are okay, but when it comes to bullying, they do nothing. They say that they'll handle it but they never do. The gym teachers disregarded my medical disability. Do not send your children here.

the fish fingers are moldy and cold the milk is chunky the teachers take off there shoes it's cold…read morethe have favorites and someone called me a fugly slut in front of mrs.loving and she did nothing I am using parents accout but this school is trash dumpfire with bugs HUGE SPIDERS overall would give 0 if possible