Chilhowee Intermediate School

My son attended this school from 3-5 grade and I've never really had any problems. I thought the 5th grade teachers were not as great as 3-4 grade about parent involvement, but not nothing to complain about. My daughter is now in the 3rd grade here and loves it! The school also started a uniform dress code, which I love! Not only is it cheaper, but deters a lot of students from getting picked on about their clothing. I give the school 5 stars!
--Submitted by a parent

Chilhowee is one of the most caring schools I've ever seen. The teachers are knowledgeable, caring, and set high expectations for all students to achieve their best.
--Submitted by a parent

My child attended this school from 3rd thru 5th. He also attended Sunnyview Primary, which we loved so much. I had alot of different issues with this school. I also felt my child was one of the kids that was picked on by certain staff in the school. No my child wasn't a bully or anything like this, and we do work with him on daily basis to teach him morals and respect. My child is in middle school, which is wonderful. He does great and we have had no problems like we did in the past. So best of luck with this school , their is some nice teachers, like Ms. Sutphin or Ms. Smith, not the TA..
--Submitted by a parent

My teacher is also my math teacher and explains things very thouroughly her name is Mrs.Bratten she's also my homeroom teacher.All of my friends love the school 2.
--Submitted by a student

My children go to Chilowee and it is the best school.
--Submitted by a parent

Coming from out of state I have found that Chilhowee lacks the 'child friendly' atmosphere that we have had at past schools. Our son doesn't feel as though he can ask for help when in class.
--Submitted by a parent

A great school is one in which both the student and the parent learns and grows. This certainly is the case for Chilhowee. At this school you will hear words of encouragement at every turn. The parental involvement fosters a true sense of community. The PTA picks up the ball where the school system fails to provide, from a new track and tennis court, to an art cart. You will cherish the time you child spent at Chilhowee.
--Submitted by Renee Gordon, a parent