American Classical Academy At 1st was excited, the 1st disappointment was the uniforms that are…read moreexpensive! The next thing was the actual school in old Ingram building seems the temp is kinda warmer in the building! Next it's no gym or cafeteria like area no free program for lunch. A lot of unsure ans to questions, not a lot of order when it came to the 1st day. Also the drop off and pick up line is horrible and will have your child late for school due to not being any buses! And if they have a shuttle you have to pay for that as well! The line to pick up will have you waiting over a hour for pick up! It's really been all summer and better actions and planning should have been put in place since they know a lot of thing are not in place to make things easier! The school should consider single parents time and money with having to prepare children for school plus handle a day work and also have to make sure the children are doing there best! Also the outside workers for the parking should be better at communicating and doing a better job to ensure drop off and pick up are done in a respectful and timely manner!

Fantastic school. Staff and faculty provide a good education in a caring and safe environment.read more

On 9/1/26 a child diagnosed with ADHD and in the schools 504 plan WAS ILLEGALLY DENIED ACCESS to…read morerecess as a PUNISHMENT for classroom issues. Under Tennessee Law ADHD is considered a DISABILITY and no one with that disability can be denied recess... "Legal Rights of Children with ADHD in Tennessee Section 504 Overview Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities in programs receiving federal financial assistance. This includes public schools, which must provide appropriate accommodations for students with disabilities, such as those with ADHD. Recess and Accommodations Equal Access: Schools are required to ensure that students with disabilities have equal access to educational opportunities, which includes recess. 504 Plan Requirements: If a child with ADHD has a 504 Plan, the school must follow the accommodations outlined in that plan. Denying recess could be seen as discriminatory if it does not align with the child's specific needs. Conclusion In Tennessee, a child with ADHD in a 504 school program cannot be legally denied recess, as it would violate their rights under Section 504. Schools must provide the necessary accommodations to support the child's educational experience." Rockvale Middle School has done just that. It has willingly broken the law protecting ADHD/504 kids. Lawsuit is pending and you need to understand that most of these teachers are mostly activists and do not understand the LAWS protecting such children nor are they willing to enforce the law because of their own IMPATIENCE. Therefore, NEGLECT IS ALLOWED here as no school official stated any SAFETY reasons for the child being removed for a week for recess. It was done as a means of PUNISHMENT and simply says if you misbehave, you cant play with the good kids. It singles them out and violates their rights. I know that ADHD kids are hard to manage...I worked with delinquent children in detention homes for 14 years. But I also know patience is needed and in public schools, its not a value they have as they are mostly babysitters. If you ever have a child with ADHD and in a 504 program denied recess as punishment, you have a great case for a lawsuit against the school. If this issue is not resolved today [9/2/26] I will be filing a lawsuit against Rockvale Middle School.

My son attended here for 7th and 8th grade and we loved this school! The principal and faculty are…read moregreat and very focused on maintaining a good environment for the kids to learn. They also work very hard to keep parents informed through the use of technology, so there's no reason for parents to wonder what is going on with their kids at this school. The facilities always appear to be well maintained, which is a good indicator of the mentality of the school. (Disrepair = don't care) All around a great school!

I've lived in the College Grove area for almost 30 years. We moved out this way back in 1982 and…read moremy sister and I attended the old College Grove Elementary, which is now the Senior Center. When they rebuild the school just a little way down the road I was worried that it would loose some of the small town charm the old one had but I was mistaken. When my children were old enough they started at the new school and low and behold two of the teachers who taught when I was there, was still teaching. Long story short, College Grove Elementary School receives top marks each year from the state for the level of education they provide our children. It was a real pleasure as my two went all the way through from Pre-K to fifth grade. I would highly recommend if you are looking for a good school, College Grove is an excellent choice.

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.

Great school! Good teachers! And great students, the friendships that start their are really just…read moreincredible and those friendships go on all the way! It is so nice to see nice people for once in a school and not bullies and mean people! 5 stars

I've had two family members go through Stewart's Creek High School and have been happy with their…read moreoverall educational progress for a non magnet school. The band and the choir are both really good as well. It's a newer school so the facilities are nicer than most schools in the area. The only thing I dislike - and this is a complaint about most of the schools in Murfreesboro and Smyrna - is the pick up line after school. It could be organized better.

It was a great experience. Everyone was so kind and encouraging!! Definitely worth it.read more

Our daughters did a mix of a summer art camp and the art buffet recently. They had a wonderful time…read moreand made fantastic art. We'll be back!