Thalia Elementary School

"I went there for the third grade and my teacher was unlikeable and mean that even my parents hated her. And this school literally wanted to put me in a special Ed class, thinking I had mental problems but I was just playing most of the time. Do not put your kid in this school because they are too sensitive."

"Love this school. My children had to go to Thalia Elementary late in the school year because they had to be transferred from Norfolk public schools. The registration process to enroll in Thalia was thorough, professional, and painfree. Rose Delumpa is the lady in the front office that helped me with all the paperwork. She was amazing and deserves a raise in my opinion. Rose got two of my children enrolled, and for the one that could not be enrolled she informed me of all the information that I needed to provide to get my youngest child enrolled. My son's teacher Mrs. Vargas and my daughter's teacher Mrs. Fleming are both awesome. Give them raises too. Great school!!!"

"I remember moving to Virginia and attending this school in the 5th grade. My teachers always tried to find a way to get me in trouble. I barely passed that year because no body would help me understand any of the material. The rules are extremely strict and the school is very judgmental towards people who are any type of different than what they teach the kids to be from 1st to 5th grade. Not a suggested school."

"I went to school here for grades 1st through 5th. I love thalia. All of the teachers are nice but some of the staff can be a little mean sometimes but it's still my home school so love love thalia."

"I went to this school grades K, 1-2, and 4-5. I moved for third grade (military) but loved it so much I begged my mother to return. The teachers i had here were amazing. They care about more than your education. They care about your well being too. I am now a freshman at the Legal Studies Academy at First Colonial High School, and I don't think I would've had the grades or work ethic I have and needed to get into this school without my teachers here. I am proud to have once been a Thalia Eagle."