We have been going to this Cheer gym for over 10 years and wouldn't change anything for the world…read more The staff is like a second family...you wont regret coming, join the family

We have been at Elite for over 6 seasons now and both of my daughters love it. The coaches and…read moreowner are like family and will do anything to see the kids win!! We are a small family gym and you can feel that the minute you walk in the door!! Come check us out!!

This is a rigorous, half-day homeschool hybrid school for pre-K through 8th grade. My daughter has…read morebeen here three years now. She is in 2nd grade. She is learning way more than the standard level. She learned cursive writing in First grade and is learning multiplication tables now. She will begin learning Latin next year. There is high attention to character, growing their relationships with the Lord, humility, kindness, and manners as well as academics and classical, Socratic instruction. The parents are solid, the teachers are solid, the staff is solid. I highly recommend this school. We have been very happy so far.

I really didn't care for this school. My kids didn't either. My daughters teacher was old school…read moreand she did not like that one bit. She just reminded me of my teachers when I was a kid. My sons teacher and teaching assistant on the other hand were great. My son was in kindergarten and they worked very well with the kids. I went on field trips with them and volunteered for class events and they were great with the kids. If your kids are in this district it could be worse, but we came from Shelton Park and that was a much better school. Part of that was funding. They had a cafeteria and an auditorium unlike this school which has a cafetorium. I think the biggest problem is the funding. The nurse was great. The gym teacher is awesome. The principal and vice principal were great people as well. If this was a first school maybe my opinion would be different, but this place just wasn't Shelton Park. I will stick with three stars though as the staff was great and the school could be much worse.

Ms. Schofield is the best teacher at the school! The school is absolutely fantastic. The…read moreadministration does a wonderful job, and the teachers do as well!

Greatest. School. Ever…read more I should know. I attended St. Pius for 8 years and "graduated" from there. Hahaha. JV

Our family has had the pleasure of attending St. Pius X Catholic School for 10 years now and…read morecurrently have all 4 of our children enrolled. Our kids have felt loved, encouraged, and appropriately challenged throughout their time there and have consistently *enjoyed* going to school. As parents we couldn't ask for more than the solid foundation St. Pius offers. We started our oldest (now 7th grader) in the Pre-K program years ago with the intention of determining whether St. Pius might be a good fit for elementary school. She (and the other siblings) haven't wanted to leave since! Our kids appreciate the close-knit community including their teachers and friends. We are a non-Catholic family (Protestant) and have always felt welcome. As our 3 oldest kids are now part of the amazing athletics program, our love for St. Pius has grown tremendously. Any child in grades 3-8 has the opportunity to participate in team sports and additional activities which significantly enhances their overall experience. Regarding academics, St. Pius is remarkably appropriate for any level student. We've watched Pius grads go to colleges such as the U.S. Naval Academy, Duke, etc. It would be equally beneficial for the student wanting to pursue trade school after high school graduation. St. Pius X is a local gem. We could send our kids to any private school in Hampton Roads and choose this school for the diverse student population it serves and the supportive and friendly environment it offers.

Selecting Cape Henry Collegiate was an excellent decision for my son, who is now a mechanical…read moreengineer. I would like to recognize Tom Rogers for inspiring my son's interest and excellence in robotics. I am also grateful to the English department for enhancing his writing proficiency. The education he received at Cape Henry provided outstanding preparation for college; he graduated at the top of his class and received multiple job offers.

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We love it here! our daughter is absolutely thriving in the toddler program. This was her first…read moretime being away from home and she is learning so much. Its so cool to see her using some of the skills she learns in school! she comes home singing songs, counting, and is now starting to sing her ABCs (she's 2!). She has gained so much independence and is excited to go to school every day!

Wonderful school. My daughter is in their toddler program and she loves it. The teachers and…read moreadministration are great to work with, always ready to answer one of my million questions with a smile. I appreciate this school so much and am so grateful!!

I am disappointed with how this daycare/school handled my child's potty accident…read more I fully understand that we have responsibility as parents to provide extra clothes, and I can acknowledge that we should have had backup clothes available. That part is on us. However, young children have accidents, especially when they are adjusting to a new environment, and I was shocked by how the situation was handled. I received a call telling me that my child had an accident and that I needed to bring shorts or pants because they were currently only in their shirt. I was also told that if I could not bring clothes, my child would remain without pants. That is the part I cannot accept. A childcare facility should still have a basic contingency plan for situations like this. No child should be left exposed, embarrassed, or without proper clothing because there are no backup options available. Even when a parent forgets something, the child's dignity and comfort should remain the priority. What makes this even more concerning is that since starting at this school, my child's confidence and self-esteem seem to have changed. They have started saying things like, "I don't use my listening ears. I never do," and "I'm a bad kid." As a parent, that is heartbreaking to hear. Children should be corrected and redirected with patience and care, not in a way that makes them internalize shame or feel like they are bad. A potty accident should be handled privately, calmly, and respectfully. It should never become something that adds to a child's embarrassment or affects how they see themselves. As a parent, it was incredibly stressful to receive that call and feel like my child's dignity was not being protected. I hope the school reviews its policy on potty accidents, backup clothing, and how children are spoken to when they are struggling or adjusting.

Parent pick up is always a breeze. Love the organization and the attention to detail from the staff…read more Education at this school is top notch... they even have their own farm with animals to teach the littles. Love it

We have been apart of this school community for 3 years now and with three kids, have participated…read morein the children's house, lower and upper elementary programs. As an educator myself, I could not be more pleased with the educational foundation my children are receiving. During the Covid crisis, the teacher and administration support have been astounding - in addition all of the class meetings, instructional calls, and materials provided, we a offered 1-1 consultations as often as needed. The teachers and administration have given above and beyond to provided support and meet the educational needs of the times. I cannot recommend this school highly enough!

We had a positive experience with the Newport News campus during preschool, though we ultimately…read morechose a faith-based school for elementary. For sixth grade (still considered elementary under the Montessori model), we returned to the Hampton campus. The school year started off well, but the teacher was a bit eccentric and was let go toward the end of the year. By year's end, we felt the education being provided was inconsistent, and we wanted more structure for our child going forward, so we chose a different path for seventh grade. When it came time for the elementary graduation ceremony, we received an invitation and attended, only to discover, upon arrival, that our child's name was not on the program. He had not been included in the ceremony simply because he wasn't continuing on to their middle school. This was disheartening for him, especially after a full year of good performance and full tuition paid. Excluding a student who completed the year successfully, solely because of where he was headed next, reflects poor judgment on the part of whoever made that call. Because of this experience, I would not recommend the Hampton campus.