3552 Windmill Dr, Virginia Beach, VA 23453

I want to begin by commending my son's high school, Green Run, for its exceptional qualities. Despite the numerous criticisms I've heard, I believe it's essential to share my positive experiences. The school's diverse environment is truly commendable, bringing together students from different walks of life. It's not defined by any single racial or ethnic group; instead, it's a nurturing community that values inclusivity. Throughout my son's high school years, the school has kept me well-informed about various events and activities, enabling me to stay involved. As my son enters his senior year, I'm excited to see what's in store. To critics, I suggest focusing on constructive feedback rather than negativity. Thank you, and I wish everyone a wonderful day. This review is my sincere assessment.

The communication from the staff is lacking. My child has had nothing but problems with being bullied and the administration just gives you excuses and no actions. If you try to reach out you are lucky if they respond in a few days and it will be two line email they don't address your concerns at all and completely disregard any concerns I brought up about my child. Trying to schedule a meeting is ridiculous they expect working parents to drop everything the day before they plan a meeting and don't discuss it with you before. Not to mention they pay no attention to the contact information you provide, even after several attempts both verbally and in writing they continue to try to reach me at a number I cannot access during working hours. Instead of trying to reach his next emergency contact they leave a voicemail and send them back to class. We have had so many problems with the teachers rushing the kids to the next assignment on the list and not taking time to make sure they know the material. They claim to offer them " support" but this is a joke. The only thing this school has done for my child is the last two years is caused him to need therapy outside of school and caused him to be behind in his educational needs.