My 8 year old (2nd grader) attends Shady Oaks. She has learning disabilities - anxiety, ADHD and…read moredyslexia. She has gone from struggling at Riverdale with a teacher who had no concept of how to teach children with LD to wanting to go to school every day. Small enrollment and a lot of individual attention. Can't say enough good things about it.

From the owner: Individualized instruction - Multi-sensory reading and math instruction - Positive reinforcements…read morefor improving behavior and work - Rebuilding self-confidence and self-esteem - Program designed to meet the needs of students with ADD, ADHD, and dyslexia - Success centered, well-rounded curriculum including music and Spanish

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

Improperly labeled as St. George's Schools- the correct name is St. George's Independent School…read more This review is for the Collierville campus that houses the middle and upper school. The school is set on the edge of a wildlife reserve, and was built amongst swampy forest, with wildlife and plenty of trees to set a scene respectful of education and nature. The athletics at this school are obviously a priority. The fieldhouse is large and contains not one, but two gyms, workout space, ample locker rooms, and more. Our children take swimming lessons at the covered pool- also at the pool is where Memphis Thunder swim team practices. swimpoolschool.com for more info. The school is based in Christian education, though the idea lives more in the values of the school, and is not thrust upon students every day with drills. Kids get along, and are all different and have their own gifts & talents, which seem to be encouraged and supported.

We've loved this school for our son and so thankful we found it. He started at Little Georgie's and…read morehave been so impressed every step of the way. They know our son so well and tailor lessons around his strengths. Their approach to play based learning keeps him engaged. Truly an amazing environment.

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

I'm going to give this school an 8th grade student's perspective of how it looks, as I am an 8th…read moregrader. Once you walk in, you will be greeted by the friendly staff of the school (teachers, janitors, etc.). For the first 3 periods, everything will be fine as you go through the school day. (These are just my teachers, any teacher that does anything bad can be reported.) not much homework, but when it rolls around lunch time, you are required to sit in an assigned seat. My problem comes in at what started it. In the very beginning of this year, you were required to sit at an assigned table. People didn't do that. People still don't do that to this day. Not the best way of solving a problem. Also, I feel like students should be able to roam free and talk to their friends during the only bit of free time they have, instead of being forced to talk to the same people day by day. It makes other students very rebellious. Thankfully, teachers cut us some slack and let us assign our own seats. Now I'm going to give a parent's perspective. I was also a band student. One time, there was an event outside the school, it was during the weekend. Most parents like to relax during the weekend, and spend their time with their children if they work Monday through Friday, but sometimes, if your child is enrolled in band, there will be events on the weekend, and you have to take your child to the event. There is also another thing I want to say. Whenever there is a parent teacher conference, they will give a slip of the time the day or before the day it happens. This gives the parents no time to actually prepare for the conference, which actually happened to ME. That's my thoughts on the school. Not the best from my perspective, but ask someone else and they might say different.

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!

This school is TERRIBLE. My child was saying they would watch them use the bathroom. I do not want…read moreno adult looking at my daughter's body. The president of the school is BAD. She is more worried about money than her own students and employees. Your child would either love this school or hate it. My child hated it. I moved her to a new school. I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND .

Great school - my kids attended. Most will think it is expensive but you get what you pay for…read more My grandkids play basketball and volleyball here - nice gymnasium. My wife and I go to church at St. Francis next door.

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.

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.