This school uses out dated methods. They do not have speech teachers, they are terrible about…read morehelping families get an IEP or 504 plan. If your child is part of the hard of hearing/deaf community this school is detrimental to a positive educational experience. This school has shown no compassion for the many student that are humiliated by teachers and students. I would NEVER trust my child again to this school district!

My little brother went here and even though he hated school, he liked this one. He kept saying how…read morenice his teacher was and how most of the kids in his class are his friend. When we had to move he was very sad that he was gonna have to go to a different school. He said that the playground at his old school is cleaner and more fun than this one. I attended the same new school for a year and he was right. Overall, Cool Spring Primary School is a VERY VERY good school.

Hiring educators, administrators and counselors that care more for the students than for the…read morefunding. Stop the violent fights and bullying. Stop letting kids cuss out grownups and doing as they please. Stop the inappropriate relationships between students and adults. This school is really bad.

Great High School! The teachers and all personnel involved with day to day functions are very…read moreengaging with students and parents despite how many students are enroll. They get to know the students and find ways to encourage them towards success. The only way a student could fail is if he/she does not put forth any effort. I have first hand knowledge of this and it is solely up to the student if they want to pass or fail. Teachers will let students know ahead of time if they are not meeting requirements and then will reach out to the parents to express concerns and options available if they believe the student needs extra tutoring. No, the curriculum is not easy, but the resources to pass any class are plentiful if a student needs more instructional time or understanding any particular coursework required. The opportunities are endless! The students are reminded they can excel in anything, even if they are not confident on what their goals are beyond high school just yet. For those who do have an idea or plan for the future, the early exposure towards those goals are very easy to begin working towards while being a Jaguar! It is very possible for students to graduate with an associate's degree, certification in one of the many trades the county offers, and/or early graduation! Also, with many athletic programs and clubs, it makes it very easy to establish great relationships to contribute to a healthy social environment during and out of school. My son only experienced 3 years in Glen Allen (freshmen year was virtual), but even with everyone adjusting to the new normal and us being new to the Glen Allen neighborhood, this school really surpassed all my expectations! A special thank you for Mrs. Allen! Thank you for always making yourself available and going the extra mile to help the students work towards their goals. But most importantly being creative and hands on, encouraging them from the time you work out their first schedule as rising Jaguars. We truly appreciate you beyond words! -Micah's Mom & Entire Village

I went to this school it was the best the teachers a so nice the food there is so goodread more

Don't let Lakeside Elem. fool you, this is an excellent school! Top Title 1 school in VA, SOL…read morescores are extremely high at all levels and the teachers are top notch! The office staff is friendly and helpful. Most of all, the neighborhood community really does a great job being a part of the school. Both of my kids went K-5th there and still miss the teachers till this day.

Proud Alumni -…read more Teachers I remember having... PE - Mr. Poole - loved the parachute. tin building - not so much... Mr Manny - VP - looked like Abe Lincoln Ms Fern - the Librarian Ms. Archer - Kindergarten Ms. Carswell - First Grade or was it second... 2nd grade is a blur... Mrs. Blair - 3rd grade Ms. Missimer - 4th grade Mrs. Traynham - 5th grade

It was very disturbing when I learned that my great grandson teacher did not allow him to go with…read morehis classmates on a field trip to the YMCA for swimming lessons after setting his expectations to attend. According to my belief a previous incident that happened on February 26, 2024, between him and the educator had been resolved and there was no mention of him being detained from enjoying the future field trip with his peers. However, I recently just learned after a night of anticipation an a exciting morning of preparing to attend the field trip on March 4, 2024, my great grandson was meant with disappointment by not being allowed to go on the field trip base on a decision between the school counselor and the educator which was, due to the incident that took place on February 26, 2024. It is my belief as an educator that issues should be resolved at the time that they take place. That, as an adult we should not make decisions that would hurt or impair the growth of another individual. It is my strong belief that all children have different temperaments. It is our responsibility to provide the support that each child needs to help them to overcome whatever objective they are encountering. Based on your principal statement, "Together, we will be creating more opportunities for family engagement and look forward to a continued partnership. At Chalkley, we believe in "Unity through Empowerment and Inclusivity". We are a family and believe that ALL kids can learn, no matter what. It is not a hope, we guarantee it!" How does this statement apply to my eight-year-old grandson who is completely devastated by the actions of this counselor and educator? Not only did she not allow him to attend the field trip, once she and the other students returned to the school, she forced him to sit in the classroom while she and the other students discussed the field trip. My question is when does the action of the counselor or educator cross the line and become mental abuse?

Innovative principal and staff. Excellent math instructors and specialist. This is the premier…read moreelementary school in the area!

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.

When going onto school grounds you can't help but flashback to your school days. HSHS is a state of…read morethe art school. I saw young athletes on the field practicing track and field events. I was there for a play called Drama in da church. There was plenty of parking. The auditorium had comfortable seating and was handicapped accessible.

This school is huge!…read more It is so large it reminded me of a hospital. Very upscale here and I love it! I attended the school's gym a week ago to root on our Bulldogs. But they fell short at the end. You would think, one would enter in the front of the school to attend the basketball game. But there was another entrance about a mile around the school where we needed to enter. Instead of walking in the cold, we drove around to bus ramp area and this is where the gym is located. The gym here is pretty large it definitely accommodated the large crowd on a weeknight... Varina vs Kings Fork... a rematch from last year. The Bulldogs fell short again! I am not sure if the concession stand was open because when we arrived it wasn't. As a result, minus one star. If the stand did open, they must not have offered a lot because I did not see one nacho, one hotdog... nothing... bummed! Plenty of parking. Check it out if you are in the area. It's massive. Have fun and enjoy life :)

Great school. Friendly environment for all where learning is fun & organically instilled.read more

Veritas is a great school for people who value a classical, humanities-based education. It is a…read moreprivate school with uniforms and expects a high level of engagement from parents and kids. When my daughter came back home several weeks into her freshman year, she said, "I'm so grateful I went to Veritas. I know how to think and am prepared for college." There is an emphasis on critical thinking, rhetoric, and Latin. We have made a lot of great friends from the parent community.