Not a bad school, ACA and immersion are pretty good. Very diverse school with many different…read morecultures. Probably right in the middle in terms of high schools in Henrico. There are like 3 or 4 better high schools and a probably the same number worse.

This place seems nice and very friendly especially the amount of specialty centers they have to…read moreoffer.

I'm from moody. THANK GOD I'M NOT IN THE SCHOOL!…read moreI've heard that 2 years ago, brookland was on the headlines for all the wrong reasons. Look at it yourself.

pretty good school ( i go there ) teachers are nice, students are decent, or at…read moreleast most

It's hard to review a school, but when you see it from both the teacher's and parent's perspective,…read moreit's not hard. Johnson E.S. is a Title 1 school in Henrico County and has a high Spanish speaking population. The teachers work hard at what they do. When my wife was the Family Advocate, I got to see this first hand. Very passionate in what they do.

Great school and loyal staff! My daughter moved from Tucker to Hermitage and it's amazing the…read moredifference in how much the teachers care and support the student!

Terrible I had to seat in my car for 55 mins for someone just to check my id so I can pick up my…read morekid early for "senior recess" and I had to end up leaving and her missing her appointment I would give zero stars if I could

My son has been enrolled since he was able to start daycare as an infant. I haven't had any…read moreproblems with this daycare until now. I went to pick my son up and he had a bruise on his forehead. I immediately saw it after getting him out of his car seat arriving at home. I never received a call or notice that my son had fell within their care. I'm in the process of searching for a new daycare and will be switching him. This is unacceptable.

afterschool teacher said "your sons a liar" in front of child. refused to apologize for the way she…read moremade autistic child feel. Director makes excuses for employees bad behavior like afterschool teacher screaming at disabled child EVERYDAY.

This is just a review for the playground, which is open to the public! Living across from Skipwith…read moreElementary has its advantages. One of them is that during quarantine, my son and I can walk over so that he can run wild! I'm super hesitant to write this review, because I really don't want it to become crowded. But, there's never anyone there. I've never seen another soul on the playgrounds and I pass the school multiple times a day going to and from my house. I finally felt safe taking my two year old this week for some vitamin D and outdoor play time. As always, he loved it. They actually have a sign up saying that their facilities are open at this time, but to proceed at your own risk :) Looks like they've redone the pathway to the two big kid playgrounds and track since we last visited. It now has stairs and an accessible ramp for folks with wheelchairs or strollers. We did a couple laps around the track and it's a nice change in scenery from our neighborhood, which we have stuck to during covid. I've heard nothing but wonderful things about this school and staff and I'm looking forward to my son being a student there in a couple years.