Look ma, I'm on yelp!…read more Overall a great experience while I was there, good staff and welcoming community. Despite performing less than average I still enjoyed my time there.

Clearly the education system is lacking, especially in the writing department. However, my…read moreexperience with the school can only be described as meh.

Excellent school with a good faculty to help build our children. Teachers are always willing to…read morehelp out through some of the rough patches in our children's growth. Also great physical activities and sports available !!! WRESTLING !!!!

This is my daughter's first year here. The teachers have been great. They communicate regularly…read moreand answer emails quickly. There are numerous extracurricular activities: student council, debate club, sports, etc. She has P.E. and an elective every day. She chose band, but other choices include orchestra, chorus, etc. Foreign language is offered starting in 7th grade. The school is safe and clean. There are student activities on a regular basis. We recently attended a student talent show.

Outstanding trq c k and field facilities. the concessions volunteers were enthusiasticread more

This school is trouble. My niece was bullied and nothing was done about it. When the bully hit my…read moreniece she fought back in self defense and she was suspended for it. Principal does nothing about people being bullied.

Favoritism to kids of staff. Teasing and bullying happening with nothing being done about it unless…read moreit is towards one of these favorited kids. Staff is very negative toward any child transferring from a public school without getting to know them and why. if you don't play sports, you are not made to feel like part of the Greenbrier Christian family and no one takes the time to notice anyone who doesnt perfectly fit their mold (with the exception of the Bible teacher Ms. Mahoney, who takes the time to see and notice students like any good teacher SHOULD do). Corruption happening--only Security guard married to the principal, whose grandchild attends the school. Security attends parent meetings at his own discretion and is able to view all student information. School is upfront about not offering any learning accommodations for students but if you look at statistics and a school this large, there must be many students who just aren't getting the help they need. They will also not transfer classes for equal credit. My daughter took Alg 1 in vbcps and received a B. They required her to take it again because she needed their version. Classes are mostly memorization with no real learning or obtaining of the information, but the only concern is high scores and percentages for the school, so they just want students to spit information out for their end of the year tests. School piles on busy work for homework and students have minimal free time.

I visited here in support of the Deep Creek Hornets as the played the Indian River Braves for a…read moreFriday night football! This game was highly anticipated. Therefore, once I entered after the game start time (7 pm) it was standing room only. With that in mind, parking was hectic. Luckily I was able to find parking about a half a mile away from the football field. Nevertheless, the stadium is still in good shape after several years of existence. There is only one scoreboard and the home seating section is much larger than the visitor seating section. For a high school ticket pricing is $6 for adults and for school age children $3. Several concessions were available this Friday night. I even had a chance to get some of my favorite popcorn from the food truck, Mike's Italian Ice. He was present in addition to the concession provided by the school. The concession lines remained long all game long. But they seemed to move fast. Pricing is available for all to see so no need to wonder what they do and do not sell. Security was in full effect and overall it was a great night for football. The Hornets won in case you were wondering! During this game, the school also honored their long time Principal - Mr. Fry. They named the stadium in his honor. Even though it was a packed game night, I didn't experience any wait time as I exited the stadium or from my parking spot. Have fun and enjoy life.

I came here for a couple JV basketball games. The gym was clean and comfortable. Make sure to…read morebring a back hooker on thing if you get a stiff back easliy. The concession stand wasn't very large. My buddy had a boiled hot dog. Wouldn't suggest! Definitely eat before you come to this venue for a basketball game.

This school is EXTREMELY filthy!! My daughter even said that a RAT fell from the ceiling and they…read moredidn't do anything to get rid of it. There are also apparently many fights that go on and I feel like that is a VERY unsafe environment for students.

i wish i can rate this a 0 star but i cant. large human (ish) rats that have names from parents…read moredon't let your child go to this school they bite your ankles and like to yell out when you are talking... my now 9th grade child has come home from school with rabies. i have heard my son talking about "gyats on these teachers"... my son has asked for a punching bag and a printer for some reason right after school... he came home crying after he had a giant stain of chocolate milk on his brand new white outfit. he has had a kid in the bathroom make him stay out of the stall and he had to poop in a urinal... the food has had expired milk and it was lumpy. there was other students hair in his food and he ate it... he then came home to poop across the entire house because he just found out he is incredibly lactose intolerant... he and i quoted has been touched by a autistic child climbing under the stall door... never bring your child to this school it is a terrible mistake.

This school is horrible. they trying to run this school like a prison. my child was suspended for…read moreplaying with her friends in between switching classes. She also was suspended for having her headphones on head during switching classes not in the classroom. They want to band phones from schools because they don't want to show how bad they treat our children when we are not around. you child is In trouble if they was asked to respond to a teacher and they are in trouble if they don't. this school system is bogus and unfair to our children child hood.

This school is terrible! I literally got suspended for 3 days over headphones! I was walking to…read moreclass at 9:30 am and I forgot I had my wired headphones in one ear. Coach B told me to take my headphones out and I did out of respect. Then another security guard started antagonizing me, she followed me to the bathroom which I was using and was demanding me to give her my headphones. I told her "Ma'am the other sercurity already talked to me about them and I took them out." she then said I am getting suspended and called my guardian and lied and said that I locked myself in the bathroom when really I was using it. She left then I took myself to class. And I was suspended for 3 days. Pathetic i'm going back virtual!

School has small classes Christian based close knit Teachers and principal awesome Kids stay active…read morethe whole school year A large support system Families are very much involved

Tidewater Adventist Academy is a Great Place for Christian Military Families…read more Like most military families with children, our biggest concern during a move is finding great schools for our kids. Finding our children a great learning community is the key to transitioning them to a new place with the least amount of stress. We all care that our children's education be interrupted as little as possible and we definitely don't want them to get behind. Tidewater Adventist Academy was wonderful at helping our son transition into school here in Hampton Roads. We don't see how they could have done it any better. Before we moved, we communicated with their admissions liaison and she was caring and friendly. We felt like she understood our situation as a military family and she worked with us to get all the paperwork and information we needed so that our son could transition into school smoothly. We felt like the staff already cared about our son's education. Since schools teach with different curriculum and no one class is at the same level, TAA did the standard assessment to figure out where our son was at. What set them apart was the personal attention they gave him so that when he came for his first day of school he was in the right place and not lost at all. We met with the teacher before my son entered her classroom so she not only knew where he was but she was also able to connect with him personally. The smaller class sizes at Tidewater Adventist Academy make it easier for new students to be involved and included. Our very introverted son made friends quickly and easily. Tidewater Adventist Academy is prepared to meet the needs of Military Families in our area and we are so thankful for the quality Christian education that our son is receiving and for the wonderful friendships that he is building. If you are moving to the area, we can't recommend TAA enough.