Yay! I can't believe I'm the first to yelp OS! Oldfields was my second home for 3 full adolescent…read moreyears. And some of my life's best moments happened there. It's one of the best boarding schools to grow up in, hands down!! The faculty were amazing. They were like family and they took care of us like they really cared. The campus is beautiful. Sure, it's far from civilization(45 min from Baltimore) but it was the warmest place on earth to me(other than home)!! Who would have thought a highschool could feel so safe. I swear not having guys around every single day made teenage life much easier and toned down teen drama I saw at other schools by lots!! If I had a daughter, I would send her here in a heart beat. I'm proud of being an O.S. girl. :) 11 stars for you and the brave young ladies you foster!!

A wonderful all-girls school nestled in Glencoe, MD. Top notch education, great college placement…read moreand amazing teaching staff. I am happy my daughter is there.

If I could give it a zero I would. Sadly principle and staff are rude and dismissive. We so wanted…read moreto love this school. Not a good fit.

You won't be disappointed if you choose SJS! From the teachers to the staff to the admin, everyone…read moretruly care about the children. This is a strong school academically, and your kid(s) will be challenged no matter what grade. We have been here for over four years and have no thoughts or concerns about changing schools. There is a sense of pride in the teachers and it's fascinating to see where your kid is in the beginning of the year, and how far they have come at the end. It is a true testament to the dedication and hard work of the teachers.

Literally the best high school you could choose. I am now in my Junior year in high school and am…read moreloving it. The Athletics program is not the best but we have a few good teams here and there. Teachers are great, there is one or two staff members students don't like compared to the 20+ staff members that students love. The after school programs/clubs are great and if there isn't one about you like you could always create your own. The food is lovely and if you would like it to be better you could always order cafe from the Culinary students. Its location is amazing, after school you can walk over to walgreens, mcdonalds, and/or five guys and make it back to your bus in time. The Primes/Magnets are phenomenal. With Culinary bringing us cafe, Dance & Vocal bringing us shows, Carpentry building us items, Visual Arts bringing us beauty, I.T. making us programs, & Cosmetology doing our hair we create the best school possible. And + the new building is amazing.

My daughter had an absolutely abysmal experience at Maryvale. The "mean girls", bullying and…read morecliques were tolerated by the administration (one of the worst bullies was actually given the St. Jullie Billiart award (for niceness) at graduation). Many of the unkindnesses were observed and ignored by staff. The academics were very disappointing - considerable gaps exist in my daughter's knowledge despite her 3.80 GPA and her participation in the SJB program. In general, her mathematical foundation is poor; e.g., she does not know how to convert relatively simple measurements or execute calculations. Similar issues exist with science. Some of these reviews cite lack of diversity; during our tenure, that was not an issue, so it appears to have been addressed. The college admissions assistance was nonexistent. We ended up having to spend over four thousand dollars to obtain guidance in time to submit the applications. Do NOT attend this school - so many other good schools are in the area!

Great school, amazing campus, great teachers. 10/10 School. Is and always will be better than Boys…read moreLatin

Been going to this school for 3 years now and I have to say it's not worth the money at all. When…read moreit is shadow day for all of the new students, the school makes it look like such a great school with tons of plans of expanding the campus (which they did remodel the upper school). You are FORCED AND REQUIRED to wear a mask all day indoors. There is proof that masks don't even work for stopping the spread of covid-19. I've been warned multiple times for the smallest jokes ever that were not in the middle of when a teacher was talking. In conclusion; this school is a waste of time and money, the only reason I give it two stars is because of the athletic opportunity's you get at this school.

I'm not sure how much it costs per year, but this campus is pretty sweet. My son plays in a Futsal…read moreleague here, so I can't comment on the breadth of the facilities. As you approach it on Chestnut, you almost thinking you are driving down a quaint residential street, but given the size of this place, you soon realize that this is a sprawling campus. We park the back, and that lot needs some work. There is a HUGE pothole as you pull into the unpaved lot. Railroad timbers separate the parking zones on the unpaved lot. The pool looks nice, but it isn't open when we are there. The gym where the Futsal takes place is spacious, with 4 fields of play at once. There is a running track above the gym floor on a balcony level.

A+ "full stop" Growing boys into "Men for Others"…read moreExceptional teachers, staff, curriculum & heart

I'm class of '97, my oldest sister class of '88. Additionally, Martin O'Malley's wife is an alumna…read more& their daughters currently attend. I chose this school because of the curriculum, it's traditions, it's service to the community and the level of decorum it promotes. This school is an All Girls College Prep Catholic school. The school is for grades 6-12. They've won the Blue Ribbon quite a few times. They teach girls to strive for excellence, loyalty, respect themselves (and others) and to be true. The college admission and professional success rate of all alumnae is over 95% for all graduates. If you care about the future success of your daughter and you have the means, this is the school to attend.

Our daughter is extremely happy at NDP and is thriving. Academics are challenging and rigorous,…read moreteachers and staff are amazing. Lots of clubs and sports to choose from, and plenty of service opportunities.

This school is horrible! They do not protect you if have a disability. Personal experience they…read morerather try to kick you out. They don't teach you squat! I have to go to another school for tutoring because everytime i asked them they basically brushed me off. Then I didn't pass my first attempt at the boards and realized this other school wants to actually see me succeed. IOHS is in it for money and doesn't really care if you succeed. I recommend go to a school that cares about your success and future.

I've been trying to get into this school for almost a year!!! I've gone through mostly Lynn during…read morethe admissions process. I've been sending my transcripts and trying to reach out. I almost to never get an email back, and when I do I get the most unsympathetic rude responses. I have been stuck in the admissions process for the longest time and still can't get a clear answer whether they'll enroll me or not because of the lack of communication on their end. I've sent my college transcripts many times months back via parchment which say the order was sent to her email. Lynn doesn't bother to look. I sent the receipt of the order to her and she hasn't responded in 9 days. So far the worst experience I've ever had with a school. They aren't fit for the role. Thank god I wasn't invested in such bogus.