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Submitted by other on September 19, 2024
I was a former student from this school, I attended from the years 2019-2023. My experience was not the worst but it also wasn't the best. I later went into a private high school where everything is much more advanced than all the average schools. I did not feel prepared. I am not saying this school is not a good school because the years have passed, administration has changed and so have the teachers. I did not have a math teacher the 8th grade year I went so I ended up failing Algebra 1 in high school meanwhile my peers were already advanced into geometry freshman year. It was a very small school so you don't really get a sense of the outside-world. If you ever got into a fight with your friend group you only had 2 other options to go to. Upon seeing the current 8th grade class, it is still a very small class and I fear this may reoccur to other students. If you are in the Memphis area and need to find a good, stable elementary/middle school but unfortunately aren't zoned to one or cannot afford private schooling I highly suggest you apply for the ESA. The ESA is a state-funded tuition aid that helps cover the majority of your child's tuition. They're great options in this neighborhood too, such as but not limited to, St. Louis Catholic School, St. Ann Catholic School, St Dominic and St. Agnes School, MUS, and Christian Brothers High School.