eh. it was alright. graduated last year, meant to make this then. shoutout to stevens, frau…read morethompson, miss nichols and mister bernstein. you were all spectacular teachers. there's many more but i have horrible memory and forget names. thank you for the memories.

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.

This school is a blessing to us! I can't praise enough the teachers, staff and the Christian based…read moreprogram. The classroom is small so the teacher can give a one-on-one feedback to the students. My Kids love going to school and we have peace of mind knowing that they are learning about God while having a great education.

Great school. Friendly environment for all where learning is fun & organically instilled.read more

Veritas is a great school for people who value a classical, humanities-based education. It is a…read moreprivate school with uniforms and expects a high level of engagement from parents and kids. When my daughter came back home several weeks into her freshman year, she said, "I'm so grateful I went to Veritas. I know how to think and am prepared for college." There is an emphasis on critical thinking, rhetoric, and Latin. We have made a lot of great friends from the parent community.

I went here when it was Huguenot Academy and graduated in 1993. HA was originally founded as a…read moreresponse to desegregation of schools in the 1950s. Boy have they come a long way and thankfully. They are no longer the Rebels and it is Blessed Sacrament Huguenot, a catholic school. I met some of the most amazing people and had the best english teacher ever, Mrs. Rogers. I think she is still there today!! I definitely recommend this school to anyone looking for a great private school. My nephew and niece go there too!!

When I attended Powhatan public schools a teacher of mine sent her kids to Blessed Sarament. My…read moremother was very alarmed by this as this says it all.

We enrolled our children at Hunter Classical Christian School for three years, drawn by its promise…read moreof a Christian, classical education. Sadly, what we experienced was far from what was advertised. The school's environment is toxic, driven by fear-based discipline and troubling situations that left our children anxious, disengaged and insecure. This approach caused lasting emotional and academic harm, which we're still addressing. The administration's petty behavior--marked by manipulation, dishonesty, gaslighting, and dismissive responses to concerns--made things worse. They prioritize image over addressing real issues, leaving families feeling unheard or cut out. Disturbingly, children are exploited purely for the school's image, enduring gaslighting and mistreatment that mirrors how parents are treated. In 2023-24, at least eight families (that I know of) left this small school; in 2024-25, at least 17 families (~40 children), including ours, left, some mid-year. Many of these families were trusted volunteers in the community. Seven teachers and administrators also departed this year, reflecting the chaotic environment. I wish I'd seen honest reviews before enrolling. If this helps even just one family avoid the pain our children and many others have endured, it's worth sharing. Please do your research before going here and don't disregard the red flags you may see.

The real truth: We - and many families not represented in reviews - love and wholly endorse our…read moreschool. My oldest started in 2019. Our younger kids are in lower grades. Hunter faculty, administration, students, & parents form a special school, dedicated to the glory of God. Hunter students possess appreciation for truth & beauty, a deep confidence in themselves, & an admirable understanding of their faith. They trust the Lord & work hard without excuses. Is it the right fit? Visit & meet us to decide. The fruit of the Spirit is evident. Our programs are growing. Our faculty is excited for their calling. We've grown from 30 students to 150+ in 6 years, received full ACCS accreditation, & our High School starts this Fall. We prioritize new families' needs ABOVE the handful who chose to leave (there will always be a few at any private school.) We can't imagine a better fit. Actual Hunter families, committed to our mission (a large majority compared to a few reviews) agree.

My friends say that it is so much fun and they treat students good and they said that they get to…read moredo fun activities and I think every child should go there and have a good education

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

I've honestly had a lot of great teachers here who inspired me to enroll in higher education that I…read moreoriginally did not wish to pursue. While not all of my teachers were my favorite, many where very passionate about the subjects they taught. The food quality was very poor and unhealthy which is not a reflection of the cafeteria staff, but rather poor funding from the county.