I am home! No matter how many churches you've been to in Nashville, no matter how many good…read morepriests are out there, I have found a slice of Heaven right here in earth at Holy Rosary Catholic Church. Father Dan Steiner is simply the most holy and faithful priest I have ever met. He reminds me of what Bishop Jugis in Charlotte and Archbishop Chaput must have been like when they were younger, as I know and love them both. He is kind, caring, has a great sense of humor, but he is in the business of trying to save souls....period. Their secretary's name is Cyndi and she makes you feel so excited that you are coming to their Church. She is a gem, and you will love her! If you are looking for a Catholic Church in Nashville, (I looked for 5 ythat is faithful, truly faithful, to the Magesterium, look no further than Holy Rosary. Trust me, you will leave there feeling blessed you made the trip!!!

The mass is nice. The priest is funny bday inspirational. Music and chorus beautiful. Church serene…read moreand beautiful too.

There's always fighting in the hallway the teachers don't really teach the only good part about the…read moreschool was if you go into ASE academy you learn a lot but the rest of the school sucks. Mr.ammen class is better than any other class in the school he's been here for 9

This school honestly sucks, most of the teachers don't know what's going on and the other teachers…read morequit and barely have any teachers at all. The only good part is how much time you have just to sit around and slack off on your phone, don't recommend this school even though I go here. I don't even wanna mention the fights and drama.

This school is shit literally when being nice and reasonable the enrollment lady was very snappy…read moreand rude when asked to repeat what she said the front desk lady had a nasty attitude and only one staff member was kind to us the rest were very disrespectful and i do not recommend going to this school

Wouldn't say this is the best school , but it's not terrible. I prefer mcgavock to other schools…read morebecause of the size, I actually like that I don't have to stare at the same faces constantly. The teachers for the most part are lenient.

I have coined this the little school that can.. Reopened in one the oldest school buildings in…read moreNashville 5 years ago, this little school is cranking out free thinking, motivated, kids who can also take the TCAPS. Performance aside, this is a school that should be an example of how well schools can work when faculty, parents, and community collaborate to reach a common goal of giving our children a well rounded education. All the props though really belong to the faculty here, they are tireless in their dedication and every one of them approachable and eager to work with you. Curriculum is built around language and reading. Children visit the Libra each day to check out books. They will also be receiving 30 minutes of Spanish instruction each day and will be amazingly fluent within their 5 year tenure at the school. Beyond that, the vibe is everything you hope and expect to find in East Nashville; friendly, open, diverse. Heck, you know your at a school in East Nashville when there is a hemp tattoo booth at your spring storytelling fundraiser!

TL;DR: don't send your kid here if you want them to hate themself, unless they are a... minority?…read more Horrible. This school has made me hate myself, and I'm surrounded by bad kids all the time. I'm a student here, and so many things are wrong with this school. For example, the Muslims are put above everyone else at the school, the "pepperoni" isn't even real pepperoni and tastes bland. All of the kids are always screaming, getting mad at each other, fighting, and bullying. It's horrible for me in the classroom. oh and also last year, we had to read a book last year that made me feel uncomfortable. It may be the education board for that, but regardless it still has. The same happened for this year. Also, they once forced us to sit outside in the sweltering heat for a soccer game some of us didn't even care about, which I am pretty sure against the law. Talking about against the law, they have cameras in the bathroom! That's a violation of privacy! This school is a very bad place to send a person of this type to as well: White (this is real). Christian (this is also real). Autistic/Neurodivergent Easily bullied I hope I'll never see this school again!

The reviews for this campus will be based on multiple points of view. There will be several review…read moreupdates and I hope to give every interested party a more clear picture of what to expect. Student's Perspective - Culture: After being an educator for over 10 years, I have yet to meet a student who genuinely loves school. Many students love different aspects of school, but for a student to choose school over any other activity, the school would have to be extremely amazing or extremely laissez-faire. There is no doubt in my mind that if you send your child to this school, they will be successful if they follow the regimen to the letter. However, school for students can start as early as 7:00 am, if parents drop off their child early but no later than 7:40. As soon as they get into their advisory class (1st PD), the early arrival kids will begin working on a journal topic of sorts while they wait for the rest of the class to arrive. 3 days out of the week, advisory is used to have meetings around school culture with students, turning every student into a law abiding citizen, for the most part, and drastically reducing anxiety for everyone of them. Students rarely experience bullying, inequality, or unfairness from anybody at this school. They are heavily monitored and the expectation is for them to be quiet in the classroom, the hallways, and in other general settings while meetings are taking place. Where as for other public schools this might be just an expectation, the teachers and leadership team do a large amount of training to ensure that the expectation is enforced. If you've never been at this school while in session, it's impressive alone just seeing everyone move from class to class. One of the few things that students do get anxiety about, though, is the way the restroom is handled for them. They are only allowed to go during the first ten minutes of every class period. If they miss that time block to ask for permission, they aren't allowed to go. There is a system in place in case of emergencies, but too often I've requested someone to come relieve one of my students to go to the restroom after the reserved block and I don't get a response, so the child sits there holding it in. It has gotten better, but it's disheartening to see. The idea behind this is, child safety, protection of school property, and equity of a learning experience for all. Let me know what other aspects of this school you are interested in hearing about. I will try to remain as impartial as I possibly can.

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