Yay! I am a fan is a really good way of saying it. Over the past four years of watching boy/girls…read morebasketball and soccer I can honestly say, "Catholic High Has Balls". This once widely known and revered school was the stuff that caused competing schools athletes to have nightmares and pregame nervous breakdowns. Just look at the countless placards, trophies, awards, and state championship that are on display outside and inside the Gym. For what ever reasons this school had fallen upon some lean years during the 2000 decade, but now with this new bunch of students, parents and facility Catholic is poised to make a come back. I've seen the Girls basket ball team improve so much over the past four years that I can predict that more glory days are just around the corner. The Soccer program is currently weak but when you look at just the pure desire and downright grit these players have it will not take to long for them to build up a winning program. From the varsity boys team fielding three female players to complete the required eleven, or the veracity and cheering of the team parents to stand and support these athletes win or loose is a true inspiration. Hats off to a wonderful inter city school who has a great future and to all the students who will endeavor to always achieve lofty goals and make Memphis proud.

This school is not good, we don't not a good working environment, our cafeteria is our gym, also…read moreyou do not get a real experience of middle school because you only have 2 classrooms and 4 classes, we also only have limited resources to the heat ans AC unit

From the owner: Veritas College Preparatory Charter School prepares Memphis students in grades six through eight to…read moreexcel in high school and college as accomplished scholars and to contribute to their communities as ethical leaders.

The BEST, most welcoming, family friendly school in Memphis - the heart of Midtown. This school is…read moreabsolutely wonderful - Our child has thrived at GSL's warm and nurturing culture. I am also an alumnae, and am SO proud to be. The friendships and families I've made at GSL are lifelong. GSL rocks, truly. While we've been at GSL forever, the (new) Headmaster and Teachers are THE BEST. Truly the best environment for kids - great art, sports and music fully integrated as well. Once you come take a tour or visit, you'll understand!

My child attended this school for 3 years. He was constantly being called racist names. The…read moreheadmaster did absolutely nothing to help my son but they definitely want him to play football but didn't think he was important enough to protect from his bullies. BTW, his bullies parents were large donors. The only diversity at this school is the football team. Only the 8th grade team. Because there aren't enough students from the school to make a team, they BORROW BLACK BOYS from Binghamton to play for them. But check the yearbook! How many of these black boys are actually ALLOWED to attend this "white privileged" school. Let me answer that for you. "NONE"!!!! Please be aware of this school's criminal lack of diversity and how distant and non inclusive the minorities are treated from the students, teachers and especially the majority parents. It is easy to speak with wonderful views when you are a part of the majority and treated beautifully. But, WHAT ABOUT THE MINORITIES? Who will speak for them?? WILL YOU, THE MAJORITY GROUP steeped with your "RICH history" (code word= racism) and exclusive community???? Very rarely are the minorities invited to your dinner parties, neighborhood parties, kids Birthday parties, play dates, and let's not forget definitely NOT THE SLEEPOVERS!!! TOTAL EXCLUSION!!! Go on I'm waiting for just ONE brave person from the majority to speak to and for the minorities at this school about their SO CALLED WONDERFUL TREATMENT AND EXPERIENCE!!! ANXIOUSLY WAITING!

Harding is a great school! I recommend it! So many kind people, and teachers who are actually there…read moreto encourage and push their students in their studies better. Great athletics with good sports teams.

I went to this school, and this place hurts its students. Some faculty can be almost like family,…read morebut many (particularly the higher ups) are cold and stuck in outdated traditional ways. They are hypocritical, sweeping bullying and issues of race, gender, and sexuality under the rug. It is a good school from an education standpoint, however. It prepared me well for college, but the Bible curriculum is outrageously useless and outdated, save for the senior teacher. Even still, the good education wasn't worth the hate I experienced there. Don't send your kids to Harding Academy.

Horrible at a game at there gym one of the kids said a horrible word to my son and they are not…read moresportsman like do not recommend to go to this school.

5 stars. Great soccer fields and fans and my kids don't even go to school here. Top scores for…read morethe fine education and super kids that represent them too.

I'm going to give this school an 8th grade student's perspective of how it looks, as I am an 8th…read moregrader. Once you walk in, you will be greeted by the friendly staff of the school (teachers, janitors, etc.). For the first 3 periods, everything will be fine as you go through the school day. (These are just my teachers, any teacher that does anything bad can be reported.) not much homework, but when it rolls around lunch time, you are required to sit in an assigned seat. My problem comes in at what started it. In the very beginning of this year, you were required to sit at an assigned table. People didn't do that. People still don't do that to this day. Not the best way of solving a problem. Also, I feel like students should be able to roam free and talk to their friends during the only bit of free time they have, instead of being forced to talk to the same people day by day. It makes other students very rebellious. Thankfully, teachers cut us some slack and let us assign our own seats. Now I'm going to give a parent's perspective. I was also a band student. One time, there was an event outside the school, it was during the weekend. Most parents like to relax during the weekend, and spend their time with their children if they work Monday through Friday, but sometimes, if your child is enrolled in band, there will be events on the weekend, and you have to take your child to the event. There is also another thing I want to say. Whenever there is a parent teacher conference, they will give a slip of the time the day or before the day it happens. This gives the parents no time to actually prepare for the conference, which actually happened to ME. That's my thoughts on the school. Not the best from my perspective, but ask someone else and they might say different.

My 8 year old (2nd grader) attends Shady Oaks. She has learning disabilities - anxiety, ADHD and…read moredyslexia. She has gone from struggling at Riverdale with a teacher who had no concept of how to teach children with LD to wanting to go to school every day. Small enrollment and a lot of individual attention. Can't say enough good things about it.

From the owner: Individualized instruction - Multi-sensory reading and math instruction - Positive reinforcements…read morefor improving behavior and work - Rebuilding self-confidence and self-esteem - Program designed to meet the needs of students with ADD, ADHD, and dyslexia - Success centered, well-rounded curriculum including music and Spanish

July 27, 2014 Noel Lori-Elizabeth Teel, Dale Tony Vanoy and I visited Humes High School where Elvis…read morewent to school now it is a Middle School. It was easy to find with my GPS app on my android Gertrude.. A little history of Humes: L. C. Humes High School, better known as simply Humes High School, was a high school located in Memphis, Tennessee. It was open from the 1930s through 1967 as a high school and is most remembered as Elvis Presley's high school. Elvis graduated from Humes on June 3, 1953. Now Humes Middle School, the building at 659 North Manassas Avenue is listed on the National Register of Historic Places due to its connection to Elvis. The school has numerous alumni from nearby Porter-Leath from its days as an orphanage and current foster care facility. Address: 659 North Manassas Avenue, Memphis, TN I am a huge ELVIS fan so I had to check it out...if you would like to check it out, its easy to find with your GPS system...