This is a great place. Having graduated from there, it is nice to see the continued improvements to…read morethe facilities and grounds. I am proud to be an alum. The field is great for any sporting event. Parking is a bit annoying, but what school has good parking? Get excited if you have a game here.

I'm here to support my little niece on S.A.T. day. She's highly intelligent so I know she will no…read moredout do well. This campus is everything positive an excellent place to learn study & grow. I'm proud to say she attends this school. Am honored to have been a guest.

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White Station High School is easily the best high school in the Memphis area. I graduated from the…read moreClass of 1999, so I encountered students from the Classes of 1996 through 2002. Here are what I know some alumni are doing from that time period: One class of 1996 alumnus went to Princeton University, where he was president of the student government. One class of 1997 alumnus was the ACC freshman of the year in men's basketball. A class of 1997 alumna became an actress and model in Hollywood, and is engaged to producer and actor Seth Green (of Robot Chicken and Austin Powers fame). One class of 1997 alumnus was the National Spelling Bee champion. One class of 2002 alumnus is one of the two founding members of the band MGMT. Over Labor Day weekend of 2009, I went to my high school reunion. Here is what has happened to some of my colleagues from my class: Two graduated from Harvard Law School, one of whom is joining the Stanford University Law School clinical faculty. One friend completed a PhD in computer science, and is now an assistant professor of computer science at Brown University. One friend did a PhD in computer science, and now works for Disney Animation. (He was in the credits of The Princess and the Frog). A large number of my other friends got PhDs, MDs, JDs and several other degrees. As for my own White Station experience, there is a lot to say. It is the school where I have made my best lifelong friends and molded me more than any other school into making me the person I am today. Even the relatively recent graduates are really smart. Since 2005, I have interviewed tens of high school seniors from Memphis, Berkeley, and the San Francisco area for University of Pennsylvania undergraduate admissions. The smartest kid I ever interviewed was from White Station High School.

Toured for our daughter. Absolutely first class school and people. The two young ladies that gave…read moreus the tour were so awesome. Absolutely impressive you people.

I've taught at Westminster for 10 years, and I love the community that I've developed there with…read morealumni, students, parents, and my colleagues. We've created an academic fellowship of friends - and that means that I can hold my students accountable for their learning while respecting their God-given talents and personalities. It is a joy to pray with and for my students, to see them grow spiritually, academically, and physically, and to see them mature into lovely adults who care deeply about their new communities, wherever in the world those communities are!

They have a small Park there that has a couple baseball diamonds etc... I like to go there an…read morepractice my guitar take a nap or just meet folks on there day to day.

Horrible at a game at there gym one of the kids said a horrible word to my son and they are not…read moresportsman like do not recommend to go to this school.

5 stars. Great soccer fields and fans and my kids don't even go to school here. Top scores for…read morethe fine education and super kids that represent them too.

The school's ok my son goes there and they have an excellent football soccer and volleyball team…read moreand (ect.)

The staff is very unprofessional. Starting with the head. They lack key communication skills with…read morestudents and parents.

Big GYM. Clean restrooms, and tons of parking.read more

Please don't send your child to this school! We were desperate to find the right school for our…read morechild who struggled in public school. We went here with assurances that they would help him while challenging him as well. We were hopeful this place would work. It did not. They do not actually prepare your child for possible secondary education. In their opinion mediocre is "good". Their archaic forms of "teaching" if you can call it that is based on curriculum that they have had for 25 years! We were so disappointed. They prey on people who are desperate to find a place for their child who don't fit in with mainstream education. When we told them we wouldn't be returning the next year his grades all the sudden went from an A average in both quarters, failed a final he hadn't been prepared for and it counted as a 3rd of his total semester grade. This took his semester average down to a D! They are punitive if they know you will not returning. To this day they would never give an email address to use for communication. Who doesn't have an email address in this day and age! Once you sign the contract you are on the hook for the whole year. You have no actual documentation to back you up. They will not give you actual graded progress. Just send home a sheet with a check mark saying they are doing ok or needs improvement (you know like in Kindergarten) my son was in 10th grade! You don't get graded assignments back ect. They avoid any communication with parents once your child is actually enrolled.

With any school, it's a good idea to step back and evaluate progress every few months. We are…read moreresearching alternatives.

Harding is a great school! I recommend it! So many kind people, and teachers who are actually there…read moreto encourage and push their students in their studies better. Great athletics with good sports teams.

I went to this school, and this place hurts its students. Some faculty can be almost like family,…read morebut many (particularly the higher ups) are cold and stuck in outdated traditional ways. They are hypocritical, sweeping bullying and issues of race, gender, and sexuality under the rug. It is a good school from an education standpoint, however. It prepared me well for college, but the Bible curriculum is outrageously useless and outdated, save for the senior teacher. Even still, the good education wasn't worth the hate I experienced there. Don't send your kids to Harding Academy.