They would not help us. We went to another urgent care in Hendersonville. Sign states they take…read morewalk ins but they didn't for us on March 4th 2926 in the afternoon.

The parking attendant with the beard here has the WORST attitude every single time I come here…read more Outright rude, disrespectful, often screaming at times for no reason, even with small kids in the car. Will not be coming back as I don't want my children anywhere near someone so unhinged.

American Classical Academy At 1st was excited, the 1st disappointment was the uniforms that are…read moreexpensive! The next thing was the actual school in old Ingram building seems the temp is kinda warmer in the building! Next it's no gym or cafeteria like area no free program for lunch. A lot of unsure ans to questions, not a lot of order when it came to the 1st day. Also the drop off and pick up line is horrible and will have your child late for school due to not being any buses! And if they have a shuttle you have to pay for that as well! The line to pick up will have you waiting over a hour for pick up! It's really been all summer and better actions and planning should have been put in place since they know a lot of thing are not in place to make things easier! The school should consider single parents time and money with having to prepare children for school plus handle a day work and also have to make sure the children are doing there best! Also the outside workers for the parking should be better at communicating and doing a better job to ensure drop off and pick up are done in a respectful and timely manner!

What an amazing school! My son has more confidence than I've ever seen. He laughs again and is…read moreactually excited to go to school. He went from a D student in public schools to straight A's at CIA. The personal and 1:1 level of education is unmatched. Every teacher, administrator, Support staff, students and parents alike have been incredible. Currey Ingram Academy has been such a blessing. My son is thriving.

Amazing school with a mission for students with learning differences. Beautiful campus, highly…read moretrained and educated faculty.

my grandson just graduated from FCA. teachers were amazing. the staff in records is excellent. now…read moreone more grandchild to go. so thankful for this school. it's small right now but like family.

I have been using FCA since about 2014. I have one that has graduated with them and two more kids…read morethat will be graduating through FCA. They have been wonderful. We have done the Fine Arts Friday program they had and my son loved it. I have no complaints and recommend them highly to anyone in the area that wants to homeschool. I have mostly interacted with Steven in the office and he is always friendly, professional, and helpful. I cannot say enough good about FCA and look forward to many more years of homeschooling with them.

This is our 3rd year our child has been attending Brentwood Montessori Academy. My husband was not…read moreconvinced going into our first year...He said one, maybe two years, but that definitely changed!. The first year, she started to write in cursive...The second year she moved into a new classroom and had several work stations, jobs, and an extra bonus of getting to go to violin class (with only paying a violin rental of $20 a month), and several extra curricular activities that we could add on after school (1 hour extra). Her teachers noticed after a few weeks she was behind on reading a little, and let us know promptly so we could get right on to ramping up her reading...She made a huge turn around! We love this environment of learning. We love that kids are able to be kids, but also learn lots of responsibility and independence. They get to go home and be a kid without loads of homework, although, you can request some learning sheets to be sent home. Now, in our choice to choose Montessori once again, for a 3rd year in 2020, we had a couple important requirements with our choice to go back. We already had an excellent experience so far, but the pandemic and how it was going to be handled at Montessori was key to us continuing. After reading their new policy, we saw that great efforts were made in making the children's environment as normal as possible. This was absolutely critical in us sending our daughter back. They had also placed common sense approaches for keeping kids and staff safe. Because the kids have separate work spaces where they do their individual work, they are already socially distanced. They do temperature checks where my child can be checked with her wrist. They also have hand sanitizing stations (my child is able to bring her organic sanitizer-90% ) and they take the time to keep things extra clean. They have a great system of separating rooms, in case of Covid exposure which really limits the amount of shut downs. This has been brilliant! We have seen the damaging effects of other overly strict policies in so many other surrounding schools (including a lot of depression, discouragement, and lack of learning) so we couldn't be more happy in the way they have handled this so far. Because she is able to go back to school, and not have us home school her, the teachers were able to recognize that she had a bit of a learning disability and we were able to immediately jump on that and get a tutor. One of her teachers actually took the time to educate herself better on her type of disability in order to understand and be able to serve her and some other kids with this issue even better. We would have never even known she had some issues. Now we can save her the heartache of losing her self confidence and falling behind. We highly support Jim Bernstorf and his highly compassionate & knowledgeable staff. We thank them so much for the way they teach the children. Thanks to them, our child can go to school in freedom. As Maria Montessori said, "Let the children be free; encourage them; let them run outside when it is raining; let them remove their shoes when they find a puddle of water; and, when the grass of the meadows is damp with dew, let them run on it and trample it with their bare feet; let them rest peacefully when a tree invites them to sleep beneath its shade; let them shout and laugh when the sun wakes them in the morning as it wakes every living creature that divides its day between walking and sleeping."

Love this school. I have two children who have attended for three years. Competent faculty, caring…read moreadministrators, engaging curriculum. Highly recommended.

Our daughter has attended this facility for about two years now. It was great at first, but the…read morefacility seems to have constant turnover, and a lot of the good teachers have left. Additionally, they went up 16.5% on our tuition last year, and another price increase is coming in the next month or so. On top of the price increase, they have cut some of their services. They used to offer a full breakfast, but they have changed that to an AM snack instead. It's very frustrating to be charged more for tuition and get less services. I would've highly recommended this place a year or so ago, but they are the most expensive place in town and you can probably find better quality elsewhere. We are in the process of looking at new facility to move our daughter.

Two of my kids went through the Academy after a terrible experience at another daycare. They took…read moreus in quickly. I called at 5:45 at night after I picked up my son from the other place and was extremely upset. They waited after hours for me to come visit and got us in the next day. It was such a great thing for my kids and they learned so much. Forever grateful.

It's a very good school nice kids good teachers and they care about their students and do a lot of…read morefundraisers throughout the school year and have great school clubs after school for kids to do.

My thinking is if you send your kid to day care, and trust someone with being a part of the…read moreupbringing of your child, then it had damn well better be a five-star experience. My wife used to work for TN DHS, which is the state agency which among many other things, audits child care programs and rates them. So, needless to say, she knew what to look for and had heard horror stories about the industry going into the search. Child care programs are assigned zero to three stars based on many criteria including education, compensation, educator/child ratio, etc. I am sure most parents don't look into these before packing off their little ones, because there is a rather large facility near my house that is PACKED and is a zero star place - all of this info is public information. So when we started looking for a place to take care of our impending child, my wife who is ultra picky anyway, ascended to a higher plane of selectivity. We looked around a LOT, and there were a ton of differences even between the high-ranked places. We found one place we really liked, but it was one of the most expensive in town by a HUGE margin. Then we found Cheekwood. One of the big differences with Cheekwood was the way they seemed to have people that genuinely loved children as we toured. And by that, I mean it was like the love for one's own child, not just 'people who like kids'. So that really resonated with us from the get-go. Their excellent track record with the state all the way across the board didn't hurt either. Now, 22 months into it, I can say I have been very, very pleased with the level of care this facility has given my son. We started him off when he was around four months, and the staff at Cheekwood has been amazing every day since day 1. We get great feedback on our son's progress and he always comes home with something new he has learned that surprises us. They have also been fantastic accommodating our special religious and dietary needs for our little guy, too. So yeah, Cheekwood Child Development Center is the bomb. It may be tough to get into, but there's a great reason for it.

This is so much more than simply a "daycare". This truly is a great preschool educational…read moreenvironment. My children were much better prepared for school thanks to the great caregivers there. I feel like my time with Cheekwood was a great benefit for my children.