7828 Deerfield Trce
Memphis, TN 38133

I attended Cordova high from 2020-2023. After Covid, I had attended in person by 21’. I will go ahead and start off with the bad about this school. The amount of fights that have happened here is absurd. I mean I know it can happen anywhere but I feel like the school isn’t taking enough action towards about the fights really. Not even the teachers because it isn’t in their pay for them to be stopping any sorts of fights that may occur. Not even for the amount they get paid, I will say Cordova does have great teachers and some do make learning really fun needless to say. At least the ones I’ve had, but overall it is in a great location. The parking could use re pavement. Overall I made a good amount of friendships here.

The principal is horrible. She doesn’t care about the students. She has the worse attitude. They are so unorganized during COVID. The teachers my child has had are great.

This is a horrible school!!! My son does not have an actual science teacher and his class has been self teaching using computer modules. This has made my son hate a subject he loved because he stated that he’s not learning anything in the “class”. I did tacos letter stating that my son’s did not have any certification or something to that effect. Which after talking to a retired Bartlett City teacher, she encouraged me to keep him at the school. After learning he doesn’t have a teacher that can answer his questions on the subject, I don’t think I’ll continue to let a school fail my child when it comes to education. A substitute teacher allowed the children to watch an R rated movie that has drugs, alcohol and violence. I don’t think is appropriate at school. Which at a school like this, I don’t think the type of people they have as staff members and students need anymore negative influence. The staff members are rude to the students and in my opinion high power. One of worst things I have seen was a staff member tell a student that was walking home that she couldn’t cross where he was stopping traffic for cars which would be safer, than her walking down the where there is a high traffic entrance and exit in the morning and afternoon and no one there to help her cross the street. She couldn’t see around cars the park by the curb to pick up students and cars are speeding and truly not paying attention to the students walking to or from school. They don’t care. They even leave students outside by themselves still waiting for their to pull around and get them so they can go home. I witnessed this yesterday afternoon.