Just wanted to find out about the classes and see my old school !…read more the staff seems nice but want return phone calls ! Are there any groups that might would do a tour of this historic place ? please let me know ! Rdfslg@aol.com

Enjoyed my first Italian class at Cohn that was sponsored by Nashville continuing education…read more The building appears to be an old high school the have repurposed. It is easy to get to with lots of parking in front and on side roads. We were in basement classroom and the room was showing signs of wear with crumbling wood and paint around the windowsills. All in all a good experience and nice enough rooms and clean building overall.

My name is Stuart Adamson and I'm an NCS alum class of 2010…read more First of all, the biggest contributing factor towards my distaste for NCS stems from the segregation of "Those with learning disabilities " and "Those without". Depending on who you were outcomes for the same scenario would be completely different. For example, if you had a learning disability and you were late to class because you were talking to a teacher from your previous class about something your outcome would've been that you would've gotten some form of punishment because, in my opinion, you were expected to know not to be late even though you had a legitimate reason for being late. On the other hand, if it was the same scenario for a student that didn't have a learning disability the outcome would've been you had a legitimate reason and just a slap on the wrist. Secondly, I can still remember freshman year and being so excited to be in the art class elective and for a split second feeling like one of the normal students instead of feeling like a lab rat in the special education herd. That was until some teacher, I can't remember who, came and got me and was like "You're supposed to be in this class!" like a prisoner who escaped and got caught. In my mind I was like "Well they didn't f***ing tell me that!". In my opinion the life skills class should be strictly for low functioning students not for students who are slow learners.Although I wasn't the least bit happy about being in the class I had to continue to attend the class even though I'm pretty sure that "Non verbal learning disorder" doesn't mean I'm not smart enough to do daily tasks. Lastly, if there's one teacher you need to avoid at all costs it's Ms. Bartlett. Senior year you're already under a great deal of stress to make sure you graduate. My senior year was her first year of teaching. I firmly believe that she took a job at her old high school as a way to get in easy. Now by this time we all had senioritis, which is when you're so close to graduation you just want to get that dang diploma and get the hell out of dodge. The way I remember it was that we could partner up to study for this exam - so we did. The next day going about our day one of the announcements on the monitors around the high school said for these students, me included, to go to the principals office. Oh the bucket of gravel I felt in my stomach. I had never been in a situation like that before so I was really nervous. 3 or 4 of us stood in front of 3 teachers to plead our case but I don't think they would've cared to take our side of the story. Punishment was early morning detention for several days. On top of that they gave us a zero for the grade on that exam. Then it was bumped up to a 75, which is still an F, but it was too little too late.

This is a great school. We have two kids there, one in preschool and one in elementary and they…read morelove it. The faculty have been so kind and helpful to us all the way around. The teachers seem to really like being there and are good at keeping parents up to date per the apps they use. I haven't experienced any of the things the negative reviews here reference. Honestly really glad for a school like this.

Enjoyed an evening with Nicholas Sparks (Author) at MBA Theater, discussing his newest book…read more#dreamland with host Shane West from the movie A Walk to Remember. What a great time!

Our son started this year at MBA, and we are thoroughly impressed, pleased and grateful! The…read moreschool really understands boys and takes teaching and learning very seriously. Our son has enjoyed the new friends he has made, and admires and respects his teachers. The faculty is top-notch and committed to the school and the boys. There are many ways for the students to explore various avenues of developing themselves as people - music, the arts, athletics, service. If you have a son who will be entering into middle school, you owe it to yourself to give MBA a long look. You can message me if you want to chat more personally. -- Matthew

I love that my child is learning science, how to think critically, and observe his environment…read more This is a great fun place for kids and we highly recommend it!

This is our youngest son's 3rd year in the FRA elementary school. Just a fabulous environment with…read morewonderful and challenging teachers. Although certainly very expensive, we plan on keeping him there all the way through high school. It's been worth every penny so far. Our older sons have attended other area private schools during their middle and high school years, including one that might be considered a more "elite" school by others. By a wide margin, FRA has been our favorite school. Just a very well-rounded and thorough education.

Franklin Road Academy: What a Power House school all the way…read morearound. Be it Athletics, Academics, Campus surroundings, Fans and Boosters, they represent the school with honor and integrity. Harding had the opportunity to travel to FRA for Basketball State Play offs. With both sides fans energized and cheering with all the fever pitch of a NCAA Final Four game and Refs along with coaches leading there respected teams in the final seconds of a grinding game, order was maintained and fair play was on display for all to see. At the final shot to win the game FRA basketball team fell short on points but Player and Fans rose above it in an awesome display of sportsmanship to congratulate the visiting team. Several FRA Boosters/Fans wished us good luck in the finals and thanked us for driving the three hours up to support our team. Several told us, "Safe travels and we look forward to playing you next year". Two words to summarize; Outstanding School.

After having a pool for many years, my family and I decided it was time to learn to swim. I…read moresearched the Internet and discovered AquaMobile. I filled out an online contact information form and was immediately contacted. We had our first swim lession session 8/1/2015. Our swim instructor is Nick, also known as Hollywood. There are several of us in the group ranging from children to adults. He is patient, friendly, and a great instructor. We definitely will continue the swim lessons. We highly recommend AquaMobile and Nick!!!

Friendly staff, super sanitary pool and area! I took my kid here to learn how to swim and ended up…read moreloving the experience so much that I started working here as an instructor! Hope to see y'all there!!!

Dwayne & Teresa created this great head of hair that I am now sporting due to the beachy waves perm…read morethat I got! I have not received compliments on my hair like I have recently for so long! These guys are awesome and I'm very happy with my new do!

They accepted me as a walk-in and Danny did an awesome job making sure I got the perfect haircut…read more They are highly professional- this is my new favorite place to go for a haircut!