Fairly new school and both my kids attended there for two years. The teachers are great and the…read moreprinciple is great. The gym is not a true gym, no hard wood floor or bleachers etc. But is spacious. They do have a really nice playground too. They have a hall way system where you walk on one side to go one way and the other side to go the other way and visitors can walk in the middle. Works out great so you are not cutting through a line or tripping over a kid! Only con to this school is their parking lot. If there is an event, play, concert, etc it is a MAD HOUSE, they allow people to block others in and pretty much you have to wait at your car until everyone who has blocked you in comes out of the building. They had a open house there on night, and being the think ahead prepared mommy that I am I arrived 45 minutes before the doors opened so I could get a parking space and be parked legally and not block anyone in. When it was time to leave i literally waiting at my car for 45 MINUTES until some jerk finally came out and moved. This school definitely needs a bigger parking area! I was told there is a lot right next door to the school that they were trying to get and I pray that they do because it is impossible to fit everyone in their parking lot at one time for a function. And parking on the side of the street is impossible because both sides of the road are drop offs so the only place for parents to park it in the parking lot.

My Daughter has attended since Kindergarten and is now in 2nd grade. Excellent experience with her…read moreTeachers, Coaches and Principal Ms.Cheadle. Sylvan Park is a Padeia Design Center - focusing on the Padeia philosophy that involves the "upbringing" of a child, the approach is more than just instruction, the idea is that the child is receiving an education. You can read more online, but I definitely see activities, school programs, and the style of teaching is geared in this direction with personal attention to each child. We drive 20 miles out of the way, 10 in each direction with traffic just to get her here each day having moved away from the neighborhood and I will continue to because she loves it here and I love her being here.

You can't buy a better education for your child than BGA, and their athletic trainer is the best in…read morethe business if your child plays a team sport. Yes, I'm married to him, but he really is great and the school is, too. Go Wildcats!

Awesome campus with extra detail to sporting fields. Only draw back is poor rest room locations so…read more"go" before you head to to the bleachers on soccer fields

I'm the duke of an elementary school. That's... weird. I just pick the kids up there. It's not…read morelike I am shopping or anything. Well, except for the book fairs, teach gifts, school lunches, fund raisers and god knows what else. The fact is, Julia Green is a gem of a school. The teachers are fun and seem to enjoy what they do. The kids love them. I can make crazy demands and such, but they teach Chinese to 2nd graders. How cool is that?! Not a day goes my that I don't what the next "greatest country in the world" are saying about me.

I have coined this the little school that can.. Reopened in one the oldest school buildings in…read moreNashville 5 years ago, this little school is cranking out free thinking, motivated, kids who can also take the TCAPS. Performance aside, this is a school that should be an example of how well schools can work when faculty, parents, and community collaborate to reach a common goal of giving our children a well rounded education. All the props though really belong to the faculty here, they are tireless in their dedication and every one of them approachable and eager to work with you. Curriculum is built around language and reading. Children visit the Libra each day to check out books. They will also be receiving 30 minutes of Spanish instruction each day and will be amazingly fluent within their 5 year tenure at the school. Beyond that, the vibe is everything you hope and expect to find in East Nashville; friendly, open, diverse. Heck, you know your at a school in East Nashville when there is a hemp tattoo booth at your spring storytelling fundraiser!

I'm a 5th grader and I went here last year but like my 4TH GRADE TEACHER MAN this feels good to get…read moreofff my chest but I did not like her she wasn't really fun at all I don't know how people saw her as an ACTUAL fun teacher but like no just no. Yall are a great school but some of the teachers...no. Just no.

Hi myself went to Granberry as a young child and it's totally different. There are a good…read morehandful of teachers that are amazing and I appreciate them working with the students and having that passion that's what the kids need. I was talk rudely and they made it such a big deal the staff up front about bringing my child lunch to school. I spoke to the principal and her reason wasn't the same reason of what the staff told me upfront. That shows me there's no communication right there. I was literally getting told two different things I appreciate the principal not being as rude as these staff upfront, taking to the principal literally was like just listening to a recorder. she basically told me everything repeatedly. Me as a parent Don't deserve to get talk to the way I got talked to because At the end of the day because of us parents Allowing our kids go there that's how all you guys gonna pay check. We come in there talk to you respectfully we deserve the same back If bringing a child lunch was such a big deal they should put that in the rules not just make up a rule every day Next time I won't even waste my time and I'll just go straight to the Board of Education They literally sounded like they did not care it was kind of ridiculous really all over me bringing my child lunch to school minutes before her lunch started

Before this was Eakin it was Calvert elementary comprehensive school I used to go to this school…read moreback in 1972 thru the early part of 1974 I had great friends at this school years ago yes I got in trouble a few times lol but this school was fun during class math was sometimes hard and spelling or reading was ok you just have to remember what the story was about the best teachers I had was miss Bonnafield she was great and worked with me and my parents back then to improve me to make me better and I'm proud to have had a teacher like her now the other things I liked is getting in line to go eat lunch or going outside to play those were my favorite and in the winter I loved the snow when there was no school I loved the springtime to as well as the fall summer was to hot for me but sometimes I get out and play at home during the late afternoons to where it cools down a bit finally the most important thing I liked about Cavert was making good friends and getting to know them !!!!!

There are a lot of people moving here from out of state that will end up working in the area that…read morethis school is in, so this review is for you. Every teacher and staff member in this place, including the principal, are rock stars. I have a kid that needs additional interventions to catch up, and another that is moving well beyond his grade level, and they are both supported educationally with care and professionalism. School counseling support is excellent. It is insanely diverse in every way shape and form, and no matter who you are or where you come from, you will be welcomed into the community here. It is a public school, so it lends itself to the general struggles of public schools everywhere, but I wouldn't want my kids anywhere else. It is a lottery school, so you can lottery in from the outskirts.