There are some amazing teachers, but they are rare. The worst thing is that some teachers are so…read morebad, but still work there and know, that nothing going to happen to them. Their main counselor is horrible. She goes to elementary schools zoned for this school and gives a speech, that kids will feel welcome and be supported. This is not the case. She does not want to move a finger to help a student. If you have learning problems, no help, if your kids is super smart, it`s even worse. This school is for average person, without any ambitions or problems, who can just go with the flow and never bother anyone or ask questions.

This school needs improvement...Everyday I come to school drained and everyday it just gets worse…read more My mental health has gone worse ever since I came here for 6th grade. It's horrible.

Great school and loyal staff! My daughter moved from Tucker to Hermitage and it's amazing the…read moredifference in how much the teachers care and support the student!

Terrible I had to seat in my car for 55 mins for someone just to check my id so I can pick up my…read morekid early for "senior recess" and I had to end up leaving and her missing her appointment I would give zero stars if I could

Love it. It's great to see a school that actually prepares the students for college life. It's a…read morelittle more laid back and forces the kids to figure it out for themselves, but the extra freedom surely pays off. Great classes, great programs, and the best support system you can get.

Overpriced. Teachers are terrible, and the cellular service around the area is terrible. For the…read moreamount of money I pay for my kid, it should be flawless. I would recommend you go to public school, or a better private school.

Pretty good. Some people there are poopyheads and stipid. Overall pretty good tho. Campus is nic,…read moreteachers are nice, i loved it. Some kids there are bad tho.

I love Tuckahoe Middle. Though the staffulty can be annoying at times and desperate to have an…read moreassembly with the grades individually it is a beautiful school. When I went there I had the time of my life looking at the squirrels and birds on the sidewalks. If I ever get the chance to go there and teach or be the principal I would embrace rules (ex. no phones during class unless conversing with a parent or guardian or no violence, drugs, tobacco, smoking, etc.) unlike rules as in (no phones on sidewalks or no hoodies of sunglasses inside). I would like to say if you or someone else you know (in elementary) wants to go to tuckahoe we humbly invite you to join the TMS patriots!!

Seriously the best middle school ever! Love it. The teachers are really amazing and know how to…read moreteach really good to the classes. It's also a really well designed and structured school. Love the staff! Definitely recommend.

My daughter is in her second year at the Richmond Waldorf School. We have had nothing but extremely…read morepositive experiences with the school and the school community. What drew me to RWS was their philosophy around educating the whole child. The skills that children learn in a Waldorf program are designed to build a healthy, educated whole individual. You can teach a child very specific skills at any school. Waldorf is helping to develop and nurture children's natural curiosity which is something that can't be found in a textbook. A curious child that is nurtured becomes a life long learner. Not everyone is familiar with the Waldorf education and it's fundamentals. CNN did a nice overview here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LgA3jX8VPwc

This school has been the worst experience for both our children. If you are looking for expensive…read moreknitting lessons, then this is the school for your child. The standard of education is very poor. Our children were not allowed to read until 2nd grade. This alone makes it hard for your child to get into any other school if you try to leave this school. I do not recommend this school to anyone.It's been BEYOND PATHETIC for our family.

No power let us go home pretty pretty please (there's literally no power in the whole school they…read moreshould let hs go home)

Both of my sons go to this school. I am pretty much satisfied with their education and the support…read morefrom the school. I enjoy all the sporting events as well HOWEVER after all the renovation the school is done, it's still an open campus and still very vulnerable to threats. After 3 almost 4 years of construction I did think it would be a bit more closed in. A fence isn't stopping anything.

It was cool to come back to my old stomping grounds and see a high school play here. My son went…read morehere too so there's a history. This isn't a very modern or well designed high school. Walking in the front doors of the auditorium, you are met with stairs... strange layout. The foyer is small and the hallway is narrow. Trying to get into the auditorium created quite a bottleneck. I recently went to a newly constructed high school and the foyer/common area was huge and spacious. Here I felt like I was in a corral. The auditorium needs a facelift. Are these the same chairs that were here when I attended? The front of the school is landscaped ok, with an arbor and some benches etc. The restrooms in the front hall could use a tidy and remodel. Now for the play/drama team. We saw Beauty and the Beast. It was sweet, a typical high school play. Most of the characters didn't really stand out, and many were miscast, with the exception of Belle, who had a lovely voice and fit the character. As mentioned, I've been to another high school which did a production of this play and it was like a Broadway Show! I know, I know, they're kids, and I shouldn't compare, but the drama teacher could kick it up a notch. The costumes didn't do the play justice. However, the one thing that made this play stand out was the live orchestra! Well done, Mr. Blankenship! My hubby (a musician) and I were totally impressed with the band, the music and the execution of the score. After the play, we could barely move, tables selling headshots, candy, flowers etc. were lost in a sea of people. They would do better sales if they extended the sales tables down the galley hallway. In any event, this was for a good cause, it was a cute high school production that provided some light entertainment on a Thursday night! Maybe catch the weekend shows!! That's my story and I'm sticking to it... you've been schooled!

First off, this entire experience was a popularity contest from the start. Basically if you weren't…read morea cheerleader, on the football team, or in the leadership center, you were nothing and you were a nobody. I was picked on and bullied all the time here. When I wasn't picked on here, I was picked on at work since I worked with some people I went to school with. My freshman and senior years here were the absolute worst. I had to make all new friends because there was a rumor going around school my freshman year that some people were calling me gay and that is absolutely not true. My senior year (2010) you cannot even imagine. Every single one of our sports programs was complete garbage. Yes, even track; the sport I was involved with... and our track team is usually amazing, but not my senior year. Our indoor AND outdoor district and regional title streaks were broken by our biggest rival, Godwin High. Also, I loved the majority of the people on the track team, but there were a select few that were so cocky, condescending, and downright rude to me for absolutely no reason. Oh and get this, when my senior prom was nearing, I asked 4 different girls out and they all said they probably won't go. My stupid self believed them. The reality was they all went...WITH DATES! One even went with her boyfriend even though her relationship status on Facebook clearly stated "single". Why they didn't simply tell me they were going with someone else already was beyond me. Needless to say I went to my senior prom without a date. Also, my last track race of my high school career ended in a disqualification for handing off the baton outside of the exchange zone. Right after that meet when I got home, still feeling awful after the DQ our relay team received, I found out a girl who said she "loved me" and I loved her just started dating a guy on the track team who was the most rude and cocky to me out of all of them, and she knew it. I really do not miss this place. The people here were so rude and mean to me that I can't even describe some of the stuff to you. These were only a FEW of the stories. This place also drained all of my self-confidence to the point where I don't feel confident in myself to complete even the simplest of things and tasks or to ask anyone out anymore. What's really sad is this place made me think I was ugly as a person. I don't think I am that great looking of a person because of my experiences here. Oh, and do you seriously think that "no" is the worst someone can say to you when you ask them out? Well, apparently you haven't gotten answers such as "Why?", "What for?", and the one that hurt the most "Gross.". Don't get me wrong, I did have some really great memories here. I really did, which is why this is getting 3 stars, but it is so unfortunate that the bad outweighed the good. I still harp on some of the things that happened here because it somewhat gave me some anxiety. One huge plus though was that we were the first senior class to ever beat the faculty in the senior vs faculty basketball game which I was a part of. Even though I didn't have a great time here, I will gladly say our motto with the utmost pride "Once a rebel, always a rebel.".