Gallatin Senior High School

I DO NOT recommend this school. They let the troublemakers do whatever and take their word as right. Had a sub didn’t watch kids and talk unprofessional to the girls while the boys could do whatever. Teaching is all focused on the state testing. Teachers in older grades just tell students how bad they are all the time even if you student behaves and punishes and whole class instead of the bad kids. Principal is awful and rude and doesn’t like to be called out. He don’t address nothing unless it’s against the parent even if parent doesn’t do nothing but be lied about from troublemaker and sub who trying to cover for her self. He doesn’t want to talk things instead he will hang up on you.

I wish I would’ve taken the google reviews and the advice I was given by word of mouth seriously before ever letting my child set foot in this school. If you want your child treated fairly and just simply like a human being by not just their peers but the staff and personnel (as we all do) find a different school.

I've taught at 4 elementary schools over the past 29 years, and Union is hands down the best. The teachers here put in long hours, meticulously planning to best meet the needs of all of our students. Every teacher collaborates with their grade level team to share ideas and learn from one another. The staff truly cares about each other and our students. We have a strong PTO that supports both the staff and the children. Union has received numerous awards for volunteerism in the community. There are many programs in place to recognize, encourage, and support students such as advocacy groups, house systems, students of the month, care teams, free tutoring, and academic / behavior award programs. My own children were educated at Union and absolutely loved it. I've taught here for the last 20 years of my 29 year career and wouldn't want to be anywhere else.

It’s was good I guess but they only care about the reviews and the money

This is our family’s first year at St. John Vianney Catholic School, and we absolutely love it. Although we are not of the Catholic faith, not one time have we been made to feel uncomfortable, different, or unwelcome. From day one, this school has felt like family.One of the biggest blessings this year has been Principal Brady Forrest. He truly made this year special for our family. He took the time to personally get to know each and every family and always made student safety and well-being a priority. What stands out most about him is how approachable and genuine he is. He never made himself feel “too high” or unreachable. We always felt comfortable speaking with him, and that means more than words can explain.Our family faced some unfortunate circumstances this year, and honestly, without his care, understanding, and assistance, I’m not sure we would have been able to remain at the school the entire year. His compassion and leadership made a lasting impact on us, and I truly hope he knows how appreciated he is.I also want to thank the entire staff at St. John Vianney. Every teacher, staff member, and person involved helps make this school what it is. Without them, the school would simply be a building. Together, they create a loving, supportive, and safe environment where children can truly grow and thrive.We are beyond grateful for our experience here and would highly recommend St. John Vianney Catholic School to any family looking for a school that truly cares.

I am both an alum of Sumner Academy and a parent to a current kindergartener. As a student, Sumner Academy truly felt like home. The teachers and staff cared deeply, supported us wholeheartedly, and made learning something to look forward to every day.Thirty years later, when it came time to choose a school for my own children, there was never a doubt in my mind that Sumner Academy was where I wanted them to be. My husband, who also attended private school, didn’t share that feeling. He hated school and was hesitant to invest in a private education. We ultimately agreed to let our eldest attend for one year—just to see how it went.That one year changed everything.My husband has been completely taken aback by the culture at Sumner Academy. The teachers are attentive, warm, and consistently communicative about our child’s progress and growth. On our drives past the school to visit family, our child lights up—sharing happy memories, making heart shapes with their hands, and reminding us how much they love their school.Seeing our child genuinely excited about learning has been incredibly meaningful. We are so thankful to Sumner Academy for fostering not only academic growth, but a true love of school—just as it did for me all those years ago.