f You believe Education is the key to your child's future, Linden Waldorf School is the right place…read morefor your child's dreams to come true. I researched all other top private schools in the area, only to realize that Linden's Staff and Teacher's are a notch above the rest. They are trailblazers with their unique Curriculum, Culture and Philosophy. I can say this because every person who chooses to work at this school has only love in their hearts for inspiring children to become the best version of themselves in this wonderful environment. We are fortunate, feeling blessed to be able to have our child attend. The Waldorf methodology has been in practice for over 100 years and throughout the entirety of the globe. It's both time-tested and more relevant than ever to preparing our children for the unknown landscape ahead. The positive feeling from when you enter this incredible campus runs deep. You will be filled with optimism for your child's future. I highly suggest applying early to not have your child miss out on a once in a lifetime experience. Linden Waldorf is a very special place with the ability to take what's known now and shape new possibilities for the future.

Here's what the five stars are for: -The warm hearted…read moregreeting from the first call to admissions to yesterday morning's drop off. -The food train (more than one round) rallied for my family when I got long haul Covid after the first months of being here in the Linden community. -The relentless communication from one of our subject's teacher that my son was really struggling and that he really needed attention around this and the meeting, emails and text answered so timely and my sons response to excel at that level of commitment and care. -The Square Dance Chili Cookout. 'Nuff said. -Our grades teachers being seriously so fun, authentic and committed to both of my children's development in their time. Coming from another waldorf school it differed in the approach to academics, especially because where we were was K-12 and Linden is K-8. My kid got his butt served in the Academic area but the teachers worked with him closely to get him up to par and now he's excelling. -Not once has a teacher or admin not heard out my request or concern without action and/or empathy. -My middle schooler having some crazy great relationships with his teacher, like asking me to have them for dinner. -Strings Program has changed my Son's life. These relationships support my family to thrive in so many ways. I appreciate the efforts of the school in these seriously challenging times. I'll say, it's not utopia and it's not perfect but when I got up in there and reached out, did my part many came to meet me there. I think I'll stop there.

This school is a total blessing to my daughter and her family! I have two granddaughters there, and…read morethey are learning so much about God, academics, relationships, and love.

Excellent staff and community of families all working together to bring the light of Christ to…read moreyoung minds and hearts. The three core values of authenticity, intentionality and curiosity are evident all up and down the halls of this wonderful place. Our daughter graduated from TCS a few years ago, and she was most certainly known, loved and prepared by her teachers for her next school, where she is flourishing. The entire Covenant School family has chapel at the start of every day, from 8:05am to 8:25am. This is a terrific way to be introduced to Covenant, and it's always open to visitors (even very young ones).

SBA is a K-8 Catholic-light school where you'll find lots of Hillsboro/Vandy folks planting their…read morekids as Eakin elementary plummets to new depths. In the last year, some of the most involved parents at Eakin pulled up stakes in public education and opted to shell out 10K to escape the increasing physical tensions and gaps as Nashville fails to invest in public education. I digress....so, you'll be paying more for education than you thought you would!! And SBA is a good balance between the crazy expensive USN (20K) and your kid joining either the Bloods or the Crips in 4th grade (I jest....sort of). The school is Catholic, but truly more accepting of other religions than Catholic schools use to be. They have mass on Holy Days and religion class, but often religion class is writing notes to sick school mates or families. The high points of the school are location, curriculum and and administration. The math program is particularly strong and they have opportunities for kids to do advanced work in smaller classes. The school is small and mostly clean. The small footprint makes it hard to have too many large group meetings. Areas that could use attention IMO are gym/health, getting rid of some of the old school teachers and the aftercare program needs an overhaul with some actual activities. Parents are generally pretty involved and the school does a really good job of having a unique identity in spite of the fact that kids come in with Vandy parents from many neighborhoods. They offer buses for a fee and a summer program as well. All in all this is a great school for a fraction of the cost of many other local private schools. The teachers and administration have a real 'can do' attitude and the kids seem to flourish is almost all arenas.

St. Bernard Academy is an amazing school and has been a life-saver for our family. We have a 7th…read moreand 3rd grader who were not reaching their potential in our zoned public schools so they transferred to SBA this year. We visited many, many schools before deciding on SBA and we have never regretted our decision to enroll our children. They have many wonderful extra-curricular activities such as art, lego club, boy and girl scouts, cross country, volleyball, swim team and the list goes on. The staff,teachers and curriculum are absolutely stellar. Our children are excited about learning again! Plus, every grade level gets TWO outdoor recesses during the day which my kids love! They have had great transitions to a new school and have made many friends. The parents and staff are welcoming and there is a general sense that they are glad we are there and want our children to excel. If you are in the market for a K-8 school in Nashville, it just doesn't get any better than SBA.

My girlfriend and I visited the Frances Bond Davis Theater to see the Portara Ensemble on a rainy…read moreafternoon. The performance was excellent, the acoustics were perfect, and everything went smoothly! The concert proceeds were donated to Make-A-Wish so we also got to hear some moving stories about the impact the foundation has. Overall, it was a great opportunity to see some art and listen to a wonderful choral performance.

We have two daughters at this wonderful school, and we feel so blessed to be here! The faculty and…read moreadministration really understand girls and their education, and work hard to bring the best and brightest to the community.

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.

Best college ever I have ever been to people there are so nice to Christian College and I have…read moreblasted there for the last two years. It's amazing and I have lots of friends!

DO NOY SEND YOUR KID TO THIS SCHOOL! On the day after Charlie Kirk was assassinated, a group of…read moreyoung men decided to honor his legacy by wearing ties and sports coats. The leadership of the school decided that instead of praising their gesture, to round them up, crush their spirits, and force them all to remove the ties and jackets they were wearing. In my opinion the faculty has been veering far left for years.

I'm the duke of an elementary school. That's... weird. I just pick the kids up there. It's not…read morelike I am shopping or anything. Well, except for the book fairs, teach gifts, school lunches, fund raisers and god knows what else. The fact is, Julia Green is a gem of a school. The teachers are fun and seem to enjoy what they do. The kids love them. I can make crazy demands and such, but they teach Chinese to 2nd graders. How cool is that?! Not a day goes my that I don't what the next "greatest country in the world" are saying about me.

My Daughter has attended since Kindergarten and is now in 2nd grade. Excellent experience with her…read moreTeachers, Coaches and Principal Ms.Cheadle. Sylvan Park is a Padeia Design Center - focusing on the Padeia philosophy that involves the "upbringing" of a child, the approach is more than just instruction, the idea is that the child is receiving an education. You can read more online, but I definitely see activities, school programs, and the style of teaching is geared in this direction with personal attention to each child. We drive 20 miles out of the way, 10 in each direction with traffic just to get her here each day having moved away from the neighborhood and I will continue to because she loves it here and I love her being here.

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.

Horrible administration. The head principal does not talk to parents or students. She pretends to…read morebe busy and never responds to emails, calls, or surveys. Principal disregards a certain population of parents and students specifically. Segregation still exists within the diversity. The good ole boy system still exists in the learning. Only certain students are chosen for scholarship. Typically IB students and there is little diversity in that program. The school has placed more students in this program with little to no support. Look deeper at grades, accomplishments, and scholarships of minority students vs. others. IncentIves for good academics is always school Tshirts. No rewards for honor roll or passing state testing. Most minorities are not recommended for scholarships.

I have graduated 3 students at Hillsboro and preparing for my 4th student to come! I love the…read moreschool and the students. I'm not only a parent but the librarian at Hillsboro. The students, staff, and parents are so invested in this school. Proud to be a Burro!