Fairly new school and both my kids attended there for two years. The teachers are great and the…read moreprinciple is great. The gym is not a true gym, no hard wood floor or bleachers etc. But is spacious. They do have a really nice playground too. They have a hall way system where you walk on one side to go one way and the other side to go the other way and visitors can walk in the middle. Works out great so you are not cutting through a line or tripping over a kid! Only con to this school is their parking lot. If there is an event, play, concert, etc it is a MAD HOUSE, they allow people to block others in and pretty much you have to wait at your car until everyone who has blocked you in comes out of the building. They had a open house there on night, and being the think ahead prepared mommy that I am I arrived 45 minutes before the doors opened so I could get a parking space and be parked legally and not block anyone in. When it was time to leave i literally waiting at my car for 45 MINUTES until some jerk finally came out and moved. This school definitely needs a bigger parking area! I was told there is a lot right next door to the school that they were trying to get and I pray that they do because it is impossible to fit everyone in their parking lot at one time for a function. And parking on the side of the street is impossible because both sides of the road are drop offs so the only place for parents to park it in the parking lot.

The students here treat me like a piece of turd, they provide no safe space for anybody. The…read moreteachers give me weird looks every time I raise my hand. The bathrooms are complete garbage, I threw up as soon as I entered. The male P.E. coach was CAUGHT in the (GIRLS) bathroom. This is NO safe place for ANY child of ANY age.

I went to withdraw my son from this school to attend Home School. I was buzzed in withoit asking…read moreany questions (that was my first red flag). Then I enter red the main office where 4 adults were having a conversatio. I said hi and was greeted. However, the older lady sitting at the desk had her back to me the whole time. It was obvious she was the main office front person. Another lady finally asked what I needed and then pointed to this older lady and said she was the one who needed to help me. After the other lady then kinda nudged her to say hey this lady need help. She acted like she had no clue what was happening so I repeated why I was there. She handed me a paper told me to go somewhere else and then spun around and started chatting again. I left this school CONFIDENT I did the right thing for my child. If that is how the main office personnel respond to people entering, I know my child would have also received mediocre education. Every person is a reflection of your environmen. If she didn't even wanna greet or hep me, pretty sure that same attiti runs within the school. Would take that as a sign to not choose this school for your child's education!

bro i love yall some much mrs. williams was the greatest teacher i have ever had there for pre-k i…read moremiss her so much bro but i was the girl locking and unlocking the bathrooms by the way just so you know lol

My son went here in Kindergarten (2007) and I am so thankful that it was only one year he went…read morehere. Here is the story........ I got a call from the school one day because my son was sick and they needed me to come and get him. So I put on my shoes and headed toward to the school. 2.9 miles total I lived from the school. So I arrived at the school and as I was walking in to the school the Assistant Principle was walking out of the front doors. She stopped me and asked me if I had seen a little boy, I replies No and continued into the school. I looked back and saw her and another woman jogging down toward the road. I go in to the office and tell them I am here to pick up my son. They call his teacher and she said she sent him to the office, he should be in there. Well he was not. So I check the bathrooms right down the hall from the office and he was not there either. Then the light bulb went on in my head and my stomach dropped! Oh My Goodness, that way my son the assistant principle was looking for! So I immediately got in my car and headed back towards my house. NOW, this school is on a main road with no side walks, 45 mph speed zone, and semi trucks galore! I'm praying that my baby is OK. As I turn off of the major road on to another major road I see three cars stopped on the side of the road and the people standing out of their cars all looking down! My heart sank, panic sunk in, and tears started flowing. I thought the worse, please don't let my baby be hurt! I jumped out of my car and ran over to them. Thank God! My son was standing there with these complete strangers, the assistant principle, and another teacher. Apparently, my sons teacher told him that he had to go home because he was sick, my 5 year old son took him literally, got his backpack, and walked out of the doors, and started walking home. A passerby called the school to inform them that they saw a student walking down the road with a backpack on, that is how they knew they were missing a kid! A different stranger was pumping gas at the gas station adjacent from the turn he made on to the other major road and as he drove over to my son and stopped him and called the police. Thank god this was not some creepy child molester or something! Anyhow, my 5 year old son walked .25 miles on a busy roadway with no sidewalk until he was stopped by a stranger. The stranger told me he called the cops and the assistant principle said " I don't think there is a need for that" REALLY???? And then she had the audacity to look at my son and say " You know you are not suppose to do that, you could have gotten yourself hurt" HOLD UP..... Don't tell MY child he was in the wrong for going home like his teacher told him to. He was 5 and his first year in school and he did exactly what he was told. He was not told to go to the office ( in which he shouldn't be allowed to go alone to anyways) he was told to go home. The cops came we filled out a report. The man who stopped my son from walking further told me he would testify for me if I chose to sue the "h**l out of them" but I didn't pursue it. I did however go off on them for the negligence but never filed anything against them. I was told they have put in a buddy system since that incident happened and I believe that they still till this day use the buddy system. I am so thankful my son was not hurt and I am glad it taught those teachers something too. So, needless to say, I pulled my son out of that school when the year was over and never returned!

I love this school. My daughter is in kindergarten and she loves it too. They do have a buddy…read moresystem and they do a lot of work in the community which is good fir Antioch.

The school was good overall but the fact that they don't allow lockers anymore is just blast for…read moreme. Sure people are smoking or vaping but just do a few unexpected locker checks. The cafeteria is good and also the classrooms. One problem I'm noticing is that they treat you like your in the 6th grade when your in the 7th grade. Plus on 2023-2024 they had a recess schedule for all grades. Normally middle schools should normally not have recess at all because that's what the state of Tennessee says. But overall besides the problems I recommend going here. Watch out for really mean kids though.

WHAT WRONG WITH THIS STUPID SCHOOL…read more A Nashville mom says she lived her worst nightmare when a mix-up at Glencliff Elementary left her 6-year-old daughter wandering the streets alone after school.   Michelle Hernandez says her child, who had never ridden the bus, was mistakenly placed on one during dismissal. After a frantic search, Hernandez spotted her daughter running toward her car, crying.

This morning was one of the worse experiences being at Glencliff Elementary! Not only was I stuck…read morein the drop off lane for OVER an hour but I missed a very important doctor's appointment that took MONTHS to get! I called the office and all they said is to wait for the person who was blocking the exit lane to get out, there wasn't an attempt to look for the person to move her car while minimum of 10 of us was stuck in that lane.