E.S.H. Greene Elementary School

This is the worse school ever the stuffing sucks so bad I had to take my son out and switch to henrico school and he is doing so much better they don’t know how to work with black kids

My child is in fourth grade and still is behind on reading and writing. Teachers would rather complain too me rather than do the program step by step one on one with my son to make sure he is getting the attention and help he needs in class. My child has adhd a written letter by my childs doctor on file and somehow they have no idea or awareness of my childs disorder? They are very neglectful about my childs education and progress and yet alone the program my child is under and only giving a damn about up to par students in class.. they would rather watch my child fail then help because its so hard for a teacher to take their time on a subject before moving on leaving my child confused . Then to too top it off making fun of and humiliating my child infront of fellow classmates. Seems too me theres no profession in that area for students that have disabilities and disorders. If they cared about their students academic success and progression why is my child soo behind like this? Im angry that a principal cant even return a call so we can discuss things properly but would rather get ahold of my childs teacher to contact me ? Thats just so bizarre and avoidant of them. I feel like im being gaslit by a school that knows they’re failing my child. I didnt ask my childs teacher to be involved, I asked for the principal directly.

Broad Rock has caring staff and administration dedicated to helping their students succeed.

Mrs. Toney is an excellent teacher. She has taught all of my children over the years and has treated all of them like family. My oldest is 25 and still talks about how Mrs. Toney is her favorite teacher. She cares about her students. We invite her to our cookouts and birthday parties and she always shows up. She makes learning fun!

This is the private school for people who never expected to choose private school. It is so welcoming, warm, progressive, and low-key with actual racial and socioeconomic diversity. My son has flourished here and two weeks into summer break is already talking about when he can go back to school. He came to kindergarten feeling anxious and not completely comfortable socially and is now thriving in every way imaginable. The outdoor education is an amazing bonus. We love Good Shepherd so much.