Initially I am very impressed with this school. They offer many advanced programs and appear to…read morehave a top notch Humanities and Theater Programs. Excited about the experience for our daughter!

I am a regular working man, and my son is a regular kid. Millwood has been worth every penny to…read moreme, despite any sacrifices. My son is no athlete, but he got to play every sport including Varsity soccer, basketball, and golf. They begged him to play on the tennis team. The coaches are top tier and every kid can play building those important team building skills. My son has also been able to travel with the school to England, Italy, France, Germany, and Switzerland to meet students from around the world. He has also built great connections in Asia, India, and Norway. Im up in age and know the who you know and good connections will beat smarts every day of the week. Many of the kids come from successful business owners and when he goes to their houses he can see what hard work and a little risk can result in My son and his friends dont just talk about future jobs but what businesses they are going to build. Can you imagine what Millwood kids can put on their college applications compared to if I let him go to a regular school. I have never written a review, but possible parents have to know about Millwood. I'll probably get all my money back in way of extra scholarships. It has been worth every penny and any sacrifice. Give Millwood a try.

In terms of academics, it is a decent school. However, this schools administration is truly…read moreterrible in my opinion. The administration does absolutely zero solutions in any situation. The school does not hesitate to violate its own "code of conduct", often to benefit the school, even if it harms its students. The school will do nothing if a student is harassed or bullied, and it will cover up any incidents that occur at the school without even attempting to solve them if it will make the school look bad. Again, the actual academics are good, but I would strongly advise against going here, due to the administration.

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.

Best Christian school in the Richmond VA area! My daughter has been there since kindergarten is…read morenow a rising fifth grader. This Christian school has everything a family would want and more! Christ centered learning, small teacher to student ratio, college preparatory academics, and an up and coming athletic program! We LOVE Banner Christian School! Would love for your family to join ours in teaching our children to honor Christ first and their education, which is second to none!

My kid was bullied throughout the year and the school tries to hide the kids. Most of the kids are…read moreeither related to teachers or former employees of banner so nepotism is on unrealistic high level. Numerous meeting and complaints no change or action ever taken. Teachers are not helpful at all if your kid doesn't understand some concept they would not explain again. When I tried to pull my kids out they took extreme actions against our family because I had filed petition with board of directors.

Update: I can assure you that I met with you in your office while you were selling your plan. You…read morestated that public education was doing a disservice to our children and it didn't help that public schools had to cater to non-native speakers. Obviously we bought into what you were selling but it didn't work out for us. Maybe the system works for others but people should know it doesn't work for everyone. Very expensive and did little to improve my children's test scores. It is a very old school prescribed box method of teaching and doesn't take individual into account. Will not do well for those with learning difficulties. Also owner spoke very negatively about public education and immigrants and foreigners. Better off spending your money on a private tutor.

Virtual learning is not for my boys. We needed extra support. Communication with TC was very easy…read moreand quick! We made an appointment for an assessment for the two boys (5th and 6th grades). After the thorough assessment, we had a wonderful meeting with Tommy who explained the results to us and recommendations. My boys had their first session today. I may have cried when they called me with excitement! They both felt they learned a lot and "even had fun!!" Best investment ever!

Not a bad school, ACA and immersion are pretty good. Very diverse school with many different…read morecultures. Probably right in the middle in terms of high schools in Henrico. There are like 3 or 4 better high schools and a probably the same number worse.

This place seems nice and very friendly especially the amount of specialty centers they have to…read moreoffer.

We are visiting family and friends. Was first time for all of us. Tom was an fantastic guide. Very…read moreinformative.

It's a good bubble school if you fit the norm. They do not ask much more. Not for inspirational…read morethinkers.

It was very disturbing when I learned that my great grandson teacher did not allow him to go with…read morehis classmates on a field trip to the YMCA for swimming lessons after setting his expectations to attend. According to my belief a previous incident that happened on February 26, 2024, between him and the educator had been resolved and there was no mention of him being detained from enjoying the future field trip with his peers. However, I recently just learned after a night of anticipation an a exciting morning of preparing to attend the field trip on March 4, 2024, my great grandson was meant with disappointment by not being allowed to go on the field trip base on a decision between the school counselor and the educator which was, due to the incident that took place on February 26, 2024. It is my belief as an educator that issues should be resolved at the time that they take place. That, as an adult we should not make decisions that would hurt or impair the growth of another individual. It is my strong belief that all children have different temperaments. It is our responsibility to provide the support that each child needs to help them to overcome whatever objective they are encountering. Based on your principal statement, "Together, we will be creating more opportunities for family engagement and look forward to a continued partnership. At Chalkley, we believe in "Unity through Empowerment and Inclusivity". We are a family and believe that ALL kids can learn, no matter what. It is not a hope, we guarantee it!" How does this statement apply to my eight-year-old grandson who is completely devastated by the actions of this counselor and educator? Not only did she not allow him to attend the field trip, once she and the other students returned to the school, she forced him to sit in the classroom while she and the other students discussed the field trip. My question is when does the action of the counselor or educator cross the line and become mental abuse?

Innovative principal and staff. Excellent math instructors and specialist. This is the premier…read moreelementary school in the area!