Overpriced. Teachers are terrible, and the cellular service around the area is terrible. For the…read moreamount of money I pay for my kid, it should be flawless. I would recommend you go to public school, or a better private school.

Pretty good. Some people there are poopyheads and stipid. Overall pretty good tho. Campus is nic,…read moreteachers are nice, i loved it. Some kids there are bad tho.

This school is a blessing to us! I can't praise enough the teachers, staff and the Christian based…read moreprogram. The classroom is small so the teacher can give a one-on-one feedback to the students. My Kids love going to school and we have peace of mind knowing that they are learning about God while having a great education.

From the owner: Pre-K to Grade 12 Private Christian Schoolread more

After applying and being accepted but wait-pooled for 2 years, I decided to try one more time for…read moremy daughter going into Kindergarten. The process is tedious. Instead of making it easier for prior accepted applicants to enroll, they treat you like a brand new applicant. Needless to say, my daughter was once again waitlisted along with "50 others". If they are THIS full, they should stop accepting applications. But I guess they don't want to lose the application fee revenue they're getting ($50 per application...) Their readiness visits are also not Montessori based. They clearly "test" your child, I saw it with my own eyes and ears last year during my daughters readiness visit. The teacher asked her explicitly "what letter is this?" And when I mentioned it to the organizer (Makayla) she said "oh, no we don't test" basically telling me what I saw and heard was wrong. It's also clear that they only enroll kids who are already incredibly advanced so that the school staff can take credit for their excellence. My daughter is clearly very on track for her age, can make out the sounds of most letters, and already knows basic math at the age of 5. (Her readiness visit she was 4 going on 5) But they want 5 year olds to be advanced kindergartners and first graders before even entering kindergarten. I'm also guessing there is some other discrimination going on. Because being "accepted" but waitlisted more than once, but thrice, should not happen in any school. Why even take applicants at that point? Hire more teachers, or stop taking applications every year. This is not what Montessori is about and they need to research what Maria Montessori's mission was. Because this is not it. Also, during Christmas they sent out the most vague "holiday greeting", so that was also pretty strange. I hope this feedback reaches the right people. I will not be applying again.

We are in our third year with RMS and have two children attending the school. We have been thrilled…read morewith our RMS experience. Specifically, there is a great community of engaged parents and educators working together to achieve outstanding educational outcomes. We feel that we are getting something unique and differentiated from the more standard approach to education that a lot of other independent schools offer. Moreover, our kids absolutely love going to school here! My children's enthusiasm for their school, passion for learning, and solid academic advancement will keep us coming back to RMS year after year. I encourage anyone interested in the Montessori approach to visit the website and school for more information and resources.

Steward is a fantastic private school for my two children. Steward is small enough to have a…read morepersonalized learning experience with less than 12 kids in most classes but large enough to have expansive opportunities with sports, arts and college prep. They have exceeded our expectations at every step! The interview process left my 4th grader beaming with pride and with more than 5 summer outings, my 9th grader was glad to have friends on the first day. Academic deans worked with us to recommend class leveling based on transcript, standard testing and summer pre work. Teachers have been wonderful and go above and beyond for the students. As parents, we are so relieved to learn about the leadership role that the college admissions team will have in helping our kids navigate the college application process. Steward really focuses on developing the whole child and keeps parents engaged with great communication along the way. We are so thankful to be part of the Steward Spartan Family.

so much bullying, it is an unsafe environment for kids, the schools admin don't care about the…read morewell being of the children getting bullied, horrible school would not recommend.

Godwin is public school that provides hands-on teaching quality of a private school without the…read morecost!

One of Henrico County Public Schools premier high schools. There's lots of involvement with staff…read moreand parents and students. The students are proud to be a part of the education process and extracurricular activities. There's rivalry with Freeman and Deep Run High Schools, which makes the athletic other events exciting to attend. Parking is something that could definitely be worked on here. When coming to events, you need to arrive 30-45 minutes before the start of events to be able to find parking as it is limited. If you have a pickup truck or SUV then you're in luck because you can park in the grassy areas. If you're coming to pickup a student after school or drop off before school, please pack your patience. The line can be very long to enter and leave the school. You'll find parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles double parked. It would be awesome if the school resource officer (Henrico County Police) could and would prevent that double parking as it has caused many accidents over the years.

Great school. Friendly environment for all where learning is fun & organically instilled.read more

Veritas is a great school for people who value a classical, humanities-based education. It is a…read moreprivate school with uniforms and expects a high level of engagement from parents and kids. When my daughter came back home several weeks into her freshman year, she said, "I'm so grateful I went to Veritas. I know how to think and am prepared for college." There is an emphasis on critical thinking, rhetoric, and Latin. We have made a lot of great friends from the parent community.

We are so lucky to have found this Goddard school! Kendra, who has a heart of gold and a true love…read morefor children, opened this school in April. When we initially met her at our tour, we just knew that she was in this field for all the right reasons. Our boys started at the school when it opened, and their teachers have been amazing. Their primary teacher, Miss Katie, has been so loving, and cares about our boys in the most genuine way. They have come so far with her and Miss JaVonne, and we feel so lucky that our boys are in her class. The school director, Molly, has a background in speech therapy, which is so evident in how she has been supporting our children's development. Thank you for giving our boys such a loving and safe transition into preschool! We are forever grateful

From the owner: At The Goddard School located in Richmond, we're more than just a daycare. The Goddard School is a…read moreprivate preschool, offering childcare to infants and toddlers to pre-k. Our programs are designed to nurture each child's curiosity in a safe and caring environment.

I left this school in 2019. As of writing this review, I am currently entering my senior year of…read morehigh school. As I have matured and reflected on my experience at Pinchbeck elementary, I feel like I can now adequately speak on my time there. Starting off with some of the negative things is the lack of diversity. I was the only south Asian I can remember in my entire grade and the school consisted of mostly Caucasian students. This is something that at the time I did not think affected me, but looking back, I can remember all the casual racist comments other children would make towards me that have stuck with me throughout my teenage years. While I was there, the school also had a "no homework policy." They claimed this allowed for students to spend their time at home more creatively but I can almost guarantee that if any of these children were like me, they spent that time watching tv. The no homework policy proved to be a curse as when I entered middle school, I found it difficult to adapt to the workload, however, the school had excellent teachers who I remember genuinely caring about their students. I truly felt like they believed in me and were pushing me to be better.

My friends say that it is so much fun and they treat students good and they said that they get to…read moredo fun activities and I think every child should go there and have a good education

What a school! Warm, welcoming community, strong academics that challenge and inspire students,…read moreteachers that go above and beyond every day, and all on a gorgeous, unique 70 acre campus. The small size means that your child will be known, nurtured, and loved, and you'll be surprised by the volume of sports and activities the school has to engage children. You must check out this school! Highly recommend!