Before this was Eakin it was Calvert elementary comprehensive school I used to go to this school…read moreback in 1972 thru the early part of 1974 I had great friends at this school years ago yes I got in trouble a few times lol but this school was fun during class math was sometimes hard and spelling or reading was ok you just have to remember what the story was about the best teachers I had was miss Bonnafield she was great and worked with me and my parents back then to improve me to make me better and I'm proud to have had a teacher like her now the other things I liked is getting in line to go eat lunch or going outside to play those were my favorite and in the winter I loved the snow when there was no school I loved the springtime to as well as the fall summer was to hot for me but sometimes I get out and play at home during the late afternoons to where it cools down a bit finally the most important thing I liked about Cavert was making good friends and getting to know them !!!!!

There are a lot of people moving here from out of state that will end up working in the area that…read morethis school is in, so this review is for you. Every teacher and staff member in this place, including the principal, are rock stars. I have a kid that needs additional interventions to catch up, and another that is moving well beyond his grade level, and they are both supported educationally with care and professionalism. School counseling support is excellent. It is insanely diverse in every way shape and form, and no matter who you are or where you come from, you will be welcomed into the community here. It is a public school, so it lends itself to the general struggles of public schools everywhere, but I wouldn't want my kids anywhere else. It is a lottery school, so you can lottery in from the outskirts.

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.

I took a test at this location and the experience was ok however, I felt like they were upset when…read moreI needed to go to the bathroom and at the end when I left the one staff member didn't have good customer service they other proctor was sweet and very nice. The one good thing is they take their jobs very seriously.

I had a great experience with this testing facility! The staff is courteous and knowledgeable…read more Everything was clean and well organized.

I don't give great reviews lightly. I was not a "legacy" family at this school. We have been here…read morefor years now and like all schools you have to work at your relationship. What I have seen during this 2020 pandemic is nothing short of miraculous. The school chose to put our children first and send them home. As so many of us are working professionals this could not have been an easy call, but they made it. Teachers have sent positive messages and set up zoom meetings with our kids, suggestions on positively handling a scary time, sanitizing the school while we are gone, and overnight coming up with a legit school experience from home was mind blowing. I am so happy to have my child (and myself) belong to such an incredible place. There have been major changes at the school in the last year alone and all for the better. You should definitely give it a try and if you have and it didn't go as expected - really consider giving it another chance. I'm happy to talk to anyone about it. We will get through this and be stronger for it because of the foundation we have here.

We are 4 months in at the Academy and things have been working out great. Very professional and…read morefeel that they love and care for our baby well.

My mom sent me here and it was fun and i had a great learning experience the teachers were nice…read moreand let us get on computers on Friday if we were good

Teachers and staff provide an environment where students feel safe and supported and receive…read moreindividual accommodations to ensure success for all.

Snobby, toxic environment. Would not recommend school, and hard to recommend clinic. Staff is…read moreconstantly changing and management is just a therapist who has been there forever calling the shots, and making too much money for a "not for profit" ( and shes not the ED). A few education leaders have tried to make quality changes, but ultimately they have no say. Want to say the place has good intentions, but cannot say it confidently, as there is a lot that is not transparent, and the (non school) leadership has no interest in best practice or learning anything new.

Horrible experience on all fronts. Our son went for speech therapy and we paid a lot of money for…read morezero results. On top of that our experience with the therapist was bad. She has zero patience for a 3 year old and spoke to him in a way that no professional should. The manager responded with a mediocre apology after learning what happened but didn't do anything about the situation. We've heard similar situations from others that have used High Hopes.

We wanted to bring our child to this school and brought our daughter in for an interview and then…read morewe're ghosted despite phone calls, emails and messages. This is telling and fortunately our daughter was accepted to a better and more reputable program. We don't understand how this exemplifies the Christian and Catholic teaching and doesn't serve as a good example to our youth when we don't respond to people and ignore them.

Such a wonderful school! Always doing the best they can to help each and every child, despite the…read moreproblem. I have friends with kids in other private schools here in Nashville and they are always blown away by how much the teachers at Saint Henry School will do to help a child who is struggling. My boys are complete opposites, 1 really struggled in a couple subjects and was afraid of falling behind, the other understands things right away and was afraid of getting bored. None of their teachers ever allowed those things to happen. There are a lot of great extra curricular activities starting in Kindergarten! The school is always getting the kids involved in helping the community and those in need, which made a huge impact on my boys and their compassion for others. I could go on and on! Saint Henry School was voted Best Private School and Best Pre-School in 2022, both awards are definitely deserved!!