Great school! Teachers are very nice, great books in the library, great food in the cafeteria, PE…read moreteachers make fun games. My favorite teacher is Ms. Freeman. There is a cool science room. At recess there is soccer balls and basketballs there fun to play with .I would highly recommend this school. (Atlas)

I have been a subsitute at many schools now and I think ASFES is the best elementary school in the…read morearea. + The teachers are all super organized and experienced in teaching their grade levels. They make sure to have all the materials ready for subs and for themselves for the day. + The schools feels safe. It has a nice playground, it has amazing artwork from kids in the hallways. + The office staff is professional and helpful. + The school does great activities with the kids such as Field day and field trips and plays. + The kids are great. + I have not had a bad experience at this school. You can just feel it when a school is great when you step inside.

Choosing a preschool for our child was very hard, especially coming from overseas. Today we are…read morevery happy with our choice of Full Circle Montessori School. The teachers and staff have consistently exceeded our expectations in making our child adjust to the new environment and making learning fun and engaging. Adjustment time was needed (very sensitive child)to fit into a new environment. But with a welcoming and comforting environment, our child adjusted to school very well. Also, with the thoughtfully designed curriculum that promotes both academic readiness and essential social-emotional skills, our child is very excited about going to school every day now. Communication with parents is superb; the scheduled updates and photos make us feel connected and informed about her activities. The facility itself is bright, clean, and safe, offering a wonderful space for the children to explore and play. We highly recommend Full Circle Montessori School for families seeking a positive, enriching, and high-quality early childhood education experience.

We started our son in public school for kindergarten, but halfway through the year, we became…read moreunhappy with the experience and began looking into other options. The lack of communication, heavy screen time, and the way our son was feeling about himself made it clear that we needed a change. He would often come home saying he was a "bad kid" because he kept getting in trouble at school, which was hard to hear as a parent. Switching to Full Circle Montessori has been one of the best decisions we've made for our family. The difference in our son was noticeable within a few weeks. He's much more regulated coming home from school, and we've seen a noticeable boost in his self-confidence. One of the first things he told us after starting at Full Circle was how nice the teachers are he said they actually talk to him instead of yelling. That shift alone was huge for him, and for us. Academically, he was at the top of his class in public school, but that often led to boredom. Since he wasn't being challenged, he would try to socialize, which would get him in trouble. At Full Circle, he learns at his own pace with a hands-on approach that keeps him curious and engaged. If you have a child who isn't thriving in a traditional school setting or struggles with the sit-still-all-day model, we can't recommend Full Circle Montessori enough. It's been a truly positive and empowering experience for our son and for us as parents.

Having spent a career as a public school teacher, I was leery of Catholic schools (would they be…read morerigorous enough, are the teachers trained well, will they have a good science program, are they tech-savvy...) until my son was so unhappy in his highly-ranked, but larger, public elementary school that I was fearful for his well-being. This school heard my concerns as a parent, welcomed him with open arms, lent us uniforms when we needed them, and gave him access to the amazing science curriculum. The teachers are amazing, warm, intelligent, and thorough. The students there are just so kind. They use state of the art tech, post assignments online, communicate well and LOVE the kids. The smaller setting is amazing. He loves going to mass during school. He is at peace. The other parents went out of their way to invite us over, make sure we were in the loop about school events, emailed us...Like a welcome wagon. One child was out when my kid started school on a family vacation and brought him home a "welcome to school" souvenir. My child is learning a lot, but more importantly, he loves school again. This principal is a great leader. Don't hesitate. Wish I had enrolled my child sooner.

Saint Ann is a very nice school and they have church mass on Sundays. We attended their Christmas…read moretree contest and it was beautiful to see the different theme of tree decorations. The school kids were very creative in decorating the trees.

HR for Arlington Public Schools. I feel like it is hit or miss when it comes to people being…read morehelpful here. When it comes to coming here for trainings or picking up technology people are extremely helpful. When it comes to dealing with Human Resources it's a literal mess. Whether it's email or in person it's a constant run around to get the answers you need.

We recently moved to Arlington and scheduled an appointment to register our son to attend school in…read moreArlington. We are a same sex couple who adopted an older a year ago. Prior to going to appointment to register our son, we had all required documentation needed (passport, birth certificate, naturalization certificate, and decided to also bring along the translated copy of adoption decree from our son's home country. While this was not needed, we didn't want to have any delay in registration. We were greeted at the Front Desk and we were directed to a room where we met with a lady named Sonja. She took all our documents and made copies to start a file for our son. Later on, we were told we needed to have the home country documentation be stamped by ARLINGTON COUNTY courthouse! (Keep in mind all our documents had both of our last names and also we provided a birth certificate with us listed as our son's legal guardians! Sonja insisted that her supervisor told her we had to get the translated adoption decree stamped by the Arlington County Courthouse! We asked her why and nowhere on the website told us we needed this! She insisted that we had to, gave us a list at the County Courthouse to contact. My partner goes to the Courthouse and was told to go to other departments since no one knew what to do. All said the birth certificate was enough proof that he was our son! At that point, my partner decided to go back to the school registration department and found out Sonja never showed any of the documentation we gave her to make copies of and the only documentation she showed the supervisor was the translated copy of the adoption decree which was never needed to register in the first place! Sonja also told us to come back once we have the documentation stamped by the County to see her today and guess what?! She was not there today. I expressed how horrible this experience has been! I asked the Director, " are you asking other parents with natural birth kids for an adoption decree? This experience left me feeling we were singled out because we are a sane sex couple. Do not have Sonja have with registration for your child! We took off work and also took our son out of school to register yesterday!

Amazing community, purpose, and care for each student to reach their fullest potential in not only…read moreacademics but also spiritual and character growth. Amazing parent community, staff and teachers!

This is a K-5 located in Arlington next to Drew Park. The staff here is friendly and willing to…read morehelp teach these young kids and help them grow along the way!

This is our 10th year sending our children to St. Agnes Catholic School in Arlington and we have…read morehad a fabulous experience. The academics and faith and character formation are outstanding. The 8th graders graduating each year are impressive, well poised young men and women with their choice of high schools. The faculty and administration are exceptional and the community is wonderful. Thank you St. Agnes.

I don't usually blog or write reviews but this is a private school that has an amazing group of…read morededicated and intelligent educated teachers. Forced to look elsewhere after attending Westminster a very small private school in Annandale. St. Agnes is a very diversified community and we are well pleased with their direction on education.

STM is a small school with a tight-knit community. We're on our fifth year in the school with three…read morechildren enrolled. Religious education is an important component of the school as evident in the "prayer partner" program, where younger students are paired with older students. It is a great way to build community and build friendships. Highly recommend this school!!

I enrolled my children into this school a few years back. This school was great at the start but…read moresoon, my children would come home telling me about stuff that happened at school. Some good some bad. My daughter said she had to stay after school the next day, because her skirt was too short. This school has done act of discrimination towards some families, and none to others. In my home, we are very open with our children about our beliefs. My children should be in charge of what they believe in. This school teaching that homophobia is okay, is not acceptable and just appalling.

Our Savior Lutheran Church in Arlington VA is a gem. It is Missouri Synod Lutheran Church that is…read morevery engaged with the community. It has a diverse congregation that includes a large Eritrean population. It is a warm and inviting place to hear the good news of God. God's Grace is the message. If that's what you want to hear then check them out. It also has a day school for grades Pre-K through 8th. The school has small class sizes, modern technology, offers music and foreign language education. If you are concerned with overcrowded public schools and shifting school boundaries in Arlington, you need to check this school out. I had two children attend and I couldn't be happier with the experience. We knew all of my children's teachers and they were well prepared to move on to high school, both academically and emotionally.

We had a wonderful Easter celebration at Our Savior Lutheran Church. The sermon was very moving and…read morethey even included the little ones up at the altar to tell the Easter story. We all took holy communion, After the service we had a delicious brunch. It was truly amazing! Then the children had a fun egg hunt. Our granddaughter attends the school associated with this church. I can't tell you how much we love this place. Everyone is so kind and truly have a gift for serving the Lord.

Excellent outdoor track and field…read more Free to use and open to the public when school activities are not in process. I used to receive email updates for when the track was opened or closed, but I probably no longer use that email address, so I'm out of the loop. I used to come here with a running group to do track speed work and speed drills. Another time I used to come regularly was for a weekly boot camp group that met where during designated week nights. Nice 8-lane track. Standard 4x around is mile. There are bleechers so some people run up and down those as well. Public restrooms are available and in working order when I was here and easy to find at the entrance. I am not certain where parking is. I lucked up and usually find parking on the surrounding neighborhood streets. I am sure there is a school parking lot around the corner or something. Plenty of people out for brisk walks and jogging around the track and others were playing American football and soccer in the middle of the field. Highly recommend!

Very nice sized high school in Arlington County Schools. Really great and informative staff here,…read morethat are willing to help and support each other!