As a proud alumna of DCA, I can wholeheartedly say it shaped me into the person I am today. From…read morethe moment I walked through its doors as a student, I was surrounded by a loving, Christ-centered community that genuinely cared about my spiritual, academic, and personal growth. Now, as a parent, I am thrilled that my children will have the same opportunity to experience the amazing education and nurturing environment this school offers. The dedicated teachers and staff go above and beyond to ensure each child thrives, both in their faith and in their studies. The curriculum is challenging yet supportive, and the focus on character development and leadership is unparalleled. I am confident my kids will not only excel academically but also grow into compassionate, grounded individuals who are ready to make a positive impact on the world. I couldn't imagine a better place for them to learn and grow! If you're looking for a school that feels like family and puts Christ at the center of everything, this is the one.

Great school great atmosphere for children one of the premier educational institutions in the…read moreMiddle Tn area. Wholesome Christ centered atmosphere atmosphere, Christian first based education. Every teacher our child has had contact with, had done a great job shaping and making them ready for the next step. I'm really glad we made the decision to attend the school.

Casa as we affectionately call is was the perfect place for both of my children (10 years apart!!!)…read moreAmazing owner/teacher and teachers/families that truly love and engage in the lives of the children. Lovely place to be. IYKYK. Definitely a 100 out of 10!

My son has attended Casa Dei Montessori for two wonderful years. The teachers are trained…read moreMontessori experts who know how to present engaging and developmentally appropriate materials to children so that they learn at their own pace and attain a sense of independence. In addition, the school is run by actual moms who adore children and help them thrive. The students have traditional Montessori work cycles, but also bake together and have outdoor water play. Speaking of outdoors, the outside area is cute, complete with play structures and a kitchen. Casa uniquely and wonderfully combines the best of a loving home environment and an engaging academic setting. It's the best, and I HIGHLY recommend.

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).

We love GHCD so so much! As a first time mom, I was so nervous sending my twins (after COVID) to…read moredaycare after having them at home with me for 9 months. We found GHCD and it met/exceeded our expectations and I just felt so good about sending my girls there. Not only do they get a great education, but my twins LOVE it there. They love their teachers, their friends, and never have expressed that they weren't anything but excited to go to school every day. We are communicated with on a daily basis through the HiMama app, so we see everything they are doing during the day. We also feel that there are so many teachers who go the extra mile to make our girls feel seen and loved. I love that they pray before meal time and talk about faith on a daily basis. I also love that they are truly learning things (like the pledge of allegiance, and how to say their colors in spanish) besides just being watched during the day, which makes me feel like they are being set up well for the transition to actual school one day. Every single penny spent here is well worth it, and I am planning on sending our third there too!

Our daughter started here when she was 2, she is 5 now and will be graduating this fall. GCHD is a…read moregreat daycare and preschool. The teachers really care about their students. David, Lori and Tori are great administrators. The teachers and administration have been amazing through these difficult pandemic years. My daughter loves the school. The upper classmen ( 3 to 5 year olds) are taught to read, write and count. By the time they graduate they are more than equipped for Kindergarten. I cannot think of a better daycare community for my only child, my darling daughter !

great school! My grand daughter learned so much there! She is kindergarten ready!! Wish i would…read morehave taken her there sooner!!

I cannot say enough about Primrose of Mt Juliet. I truly believe that the early years make the…read morebiggest impression on a child's behavior, character, and ability to learn. Primrose of Mt Juliet is run and operated by a great group of individuals. The teachers are caring, engaging, and professional. My son learned things that I would never have thought a three year old could comprehend. I always felt very informed and involved in the activities at the school. I would also say that the teachers and administration challenged us to discuss daily activities and ask our kids about their lessons. I would highly recommend Primrose of Mt Juliet.

Our daughter has attended Primrose for almost 2 years now (and our son is soon to join!) and we…read morecould not be more happy with her care and education. All of her teachers have gone above and beyond to show special care and have truly taken pride in their learning curriculum work. As working parents, it gives us great peace of mind to be able to leave our children in the daily care of their staff as we know they will be treated as if they were one of their own.

TL;DR: don't send your kid here if you want them to hate themself, unless they are a... minority?…read more Horrible. This school has made me hate myself, and I'm surrounded by bad kids all the time. I'm a student here, and so many things are wrong with this school. For example, the Muslims are put above everyone else at the school, the "pepperoni" isn't even real pepperoni and tastes bland. All of the kids are always screaming, getting mad at each other, fighting, and bullying. It's horrible for me in the classroom. oh and also last year, we had to read a book last year that made me feel uncomfortable. It may be the education board for that, but regardless it still has. The same happened for this year. Also, they once forced us to sit outside in the sweltering heat for a soccer game some of us didn't even care about, which I am pretty sure against the law. Talking about against the law, they have cameras in the bathroom! That's a violation of privacy! This school is a very bad place to send a person of this type to as well: White (this is real). Christian (this is also real). Autistic/Neurodivergent Easily bullied I hope I'll never see this school again!

The reviews for this campus will be based on multiple points of view. There will be several review…read moreupdates and I hope to give every interested party a more clear picture of what to expect. Student's Perspective - Culture: After being an educator for over 10 years, I have yet to meet a student who genuinely loves school. Many students love different aspects of school, but for a student to choose school over any other activity, the school would have to be extremely amazing or extremely laissez-faire. There is no doubt in my mind that if you send your child to this school, they will be successful if they follow the regimen to the letter. However, school for students can start as early as 7:00 am, if parents drop off their child early but no later than 7:40. As soon as they get into their advisory class (1st PD), the early arrival kids will begin working on a journal topic of sorts while they wait for the rest of the class to arrive. 3 days out of the week, advisory is used to have meetings around school culture with students, turning every student into a law abiding citizen, for the most part, and drastically reducing anxiety for everyone of them. Students rarely experience bullying, inequality, or unfairness from anybody at this school. They are heavily monitored and the expectation is for them to be quiet in the classroom, the hallways, and in other general settings while meetings are taking place. Where as for other public schools this might be just an expectation, the teachers and leadership team do a large amount of training to ensure that the expectation is enforced. If you've never been at this school while in session, it's impressive alone just seeing everyone move from class to class. One of the few things that students do get anxiety about, though, is the way the restroom is handled for them. They are only allowed to go during the first ten minutes of every class period. If they miss that time block to ask for permission, they aren't allowed to go. There is a system in place in case of emergencies, but too often I've requested someone to come relieve one of my students to go to the restroom after the reserved block and I don't get a response, so the child sits there holding it in. It has gotten better, but it's disheartening to see. The idea behind this is, child safety, protection of school property, and equity of a learning experience for all. Let me know what other aspects of this school you are interested in hearing about. I will try to remain as impartial as I possibly can.