One of my sons graduated from Briarcrest and two of his children are currently enrolled there. I…read morecouldn't be happier with the school. They managed beautifully through all the covid situations. During spring 2020, I kept my grandchildren during the school day so had an unclose look at how they were handling academics. I have never met a teacher or staff member who wasn't helpful and caring. Couldn't be more pleased.

We just visited Briarcrest for a football game and had a great time! The Steak Escape food truck…read moreserved an amazing teriyaki bowl of course i was excited because there was something i could eat, and Bartlett Coffee's truck kept me warm when the temp quickly dropped. The atmosphere was lively, and the game was exciting especially watching McCallie take the win!

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

This Harding location (there are several around the city) has an excellent preschool program. It…read morealso houses an elementary and middle school, but my experience is with the preschool. The facilities are great and it's a good learning environment for the little ones. It's an all day program which is perfect for working paretns.

Certain staff should not be allowed around children. As adults they set a bad example talking bad…read moreabout students and parents in front of other students. Not a very Christian, lead by God example. I pray with the new leadership things will change, I'm afraid the old principal ruined the school and allowed and participated in a toxic environment for to long

Not a great school to attend. I'm a former alum of this school and if you're looking at attending…read morethis school you'll be put in a bad position quickly. They so call this school a "college prep school" and the reality is this school isn't a college prep school. Administrators don't care about about students being challenged and would rather see them fail. Most teachers and administrators are unqualified to work here where they have hurt a bunch of kids futures. If you're recruited to play sports here the scholarships aren't worth coming for most of entitled coaches are here and put the athletes in a bad position and are constantly lied to in meetings. There's better private schools out there that are pricer but well worth it there's a reason this school is cheap not worth the money even if its reduced your better off throwing your money in the toilet then sending them here because you're put in a bad position here. I wouldn't recommend this school to anyone!

Formally known as The Bodine High School…read more The School use to have diverse student body of individuals with different types of learning disabilities. Some were more functional than others. Most of us were trouble makers due to our disabilities. The school accepted us none the less. I'm 52 years old, and did finished my college with a BFA from Memphis College of Art. I've worked my way through technology up to a Database Administrator. None of that would have been possible if not for the Bodine School and it's founders the Bodine's.

Our relative was miserable in public school because he could not read nearly as well as the other…read morekids and felt inferior. This impaired both his self-image and his interpersonal relationships with other people. It was then determined that he had severe dyslexia. He became a student at Bodine. He did not know anyone there. Within a matter of weeks, he was a much improved person. He accepts his dyslexia, loves his teacher, has made lots of new friends, and has begun to read and write and do math at much improved levels of accomplishment, and this is after just the first semester. He looks forward to going to school. We could not be happier with Bodine. It is such a huge blessing for our relative and for our family. Also, without exception, the other parents who have shared their feelings with us about their offspring at Bodine have similarly expressed their high praise for Bodine. It has a wonderful supportive culture for the kids, and a tremendous staff of talented, devoted professionals. Don B

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.

Located in lovely (I'm biased) Arlington, Tennessee, a suburb of Memphis…read more This school educates children pre-K through fifth grade, and is headed by principal Gina Gore, and two assistant principals, Anna Jones and Carl Booker. It's encouraged for parents to be involved in the decision-making processes that affect big decisions at the school like curriculum and programs. And, it's one of the few public schools in Tennessee to get a Great School rating of 9/10. When many parents are choosing to send their kids to private school, due to lack of quality in education, it's nice to know that your child can receive a less-expensive, high-quality education here.

I've come to know a lot of the personnel at AES and I can say that we made a great decision in…read moremoving to Arlington. Beyond the shadow of a doubt, they have the education and well-being of the children their number one priority! My two sons actually look forward to going to school on Mondays.......that says it all to me.

Pretty good school in a good location. They recently within the past year gated around the school…read moreso that's neat. I never had any issues the two years I went here. Not bad school.

Cordova High School I can remember watching this school from…read moreconcept and land clearing, through construction, and its first entering freshmen class as it added a new grade with each passing year. I lived for seven years in the nationhood just in front of the school and watched as many young nationhood men began their education there and move on to college well prepared. Today I had the opportunity to visit the school up close at a high school soccer game as the Wolf Pack hosted (and might I also say...Roasted) the Harding Lions. The student body that showed up was as diverse as they were polite and inviting to there guest team and families. There fans intermingled with the Harding fans and good sportsmanship was observed both on the field as well as the stands. Cordova High Soccer boasters were at the gate and welcomed Harding to the campus and the "Pitch". They even started up an outside grill and started cooking hot dogs and hamburgers and almost convened me to put my Yelp Foodie hat on and give them a food review too. Cordova outdoor sport teams were in full bloom this day as the soft ball squad, Tennis crew, Track and Field teams were all outside for a great day and practice. I cant speak directly to the inside workings of the Cordova High, but from an outsiders view and opinion, this school has a lot to offer to the Cordova community.