2275 Rosecran Cir
La Vergne, TN 37086

I went to la Vergne high school for 4 years. They told me I won’t be able to walk the stage. They never gave me a heads up never pulled me out of class. Never reached out to me but reached out to every student. Now because of this issue they had. I won’t be able to walk the stage I’m a good student in la Vergne never took credit recovery. I take advanced honors as well. I had asked to talk to the principal the lady quoted “she Dosent want to talk to you she said it’s over you can graduate” all this was because of one absent over I never got a talk or they never emailed me. You have 8 parent notes that you could use I never used one. Now because they never informed me I won’t be walking the stage. Now I gotta live with the fact I won’t be able to walk the stage with everyone. I feel like I’m a good kid and should have gotten that opportunity.

Where can I start? As a Gifted and Talented student, I am completely tired of this place. If I need to deal with the students myself, instead of the teachers doing their own job, or if the teachers barely act more mature than the students, I will work extra hard just to graduate early and get out of here. Half of the bathrooms have slurs written on their walls, the paper towels are hardly there, and one time, where I was literally struggling to breathe, I was told I was okay, and to go back to class. I had to run a PACER test while feeling like I was dying. The Gifted teacher is ironically, immature. All we do in that hell-forsaken class is do slightly difficult things that are still too easy, or "prepare for high school" when 2/3 of the students are in 6th and 7th grade. The whole point is to engage us, yet I feel so bored and disengaged.

Great teachers, beautiful clean school and friendly administration. Teachers go above and beyond to ensure that their students are supported with consistent momentum and delivery of lessons. Their endless, selfless, thorough and compassionate consideration of each lesson is commended. This is a Title I school in Rutherford County. They set the foundation of learning and preparing for the children's future here.