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Marshall Road Elementary School

Marshall Road Elementary School

1.0(1 review)
3.5 mi

I should start by saying I'm an educator myself and this was a bad experience. 1. Our child…read moreattended an after school activity and the bus from that activity came to pick her up. Around October my husband went to watch our child's activity about 30 minutes after she was supposed to arrive and she was not there. When we asked the people in charge of the activity they said the school informed them our child wasn't there. However she did attend school that day and we hadn't heard anything. We began calling the school and I was about to call the police. In the end, the school forgot to get her to the bus and when they discovered this, instead of calling to inform us, they called the activity place to come back to pick our child up. It took over 45 minutes for her to get to her destination and in that time we didn't know what was happening or where she was. We did meet with the assistant principal(AP) who did take responsibility for their mistake. 2. After my mother, a retired elementary principal went on a field trip with our child's class she told me I needed to volunteer to observe what was happening in the classroom. I did just that. Upon arrival the class was still in a special. I was alerted to their return down the hallway to yelling, noise, and one student running into various empty classrooms. The students arrived and the teacher left the para, who happened to be a substitute, with 29 students. I started pulling groups to read in the hallway. Each time I entered the classroom chaos was occurring. One child was running around hitting others, another child was flipping his chair and actually tripped me, another child took her book bag and hit it over the head of another. The para was almost in tears asking me how to call the office for help. I, as the parent, went and got help. All the while, my child was sitting at her desk almost in tears and begging me to take her home. 3. I called a meeting with the AP about what I had witnessed. She was upset and claimed she would fix things. I was invited to observe again and that time during carpet time one child went up to another and kicked her in the head. The AP looked at me embarrassed and said something to the child. No children were listening and it was chaos again. 4. During COVID I realized my child was well behind in reading. I needed to put her on a program to catch her up. If she hadn't been home due to COVID she would not be able to read. We pulled her out and she is now thriving.

Flint Hill Elementary School

Flint Hill Elementary School

3.3(7 reviews)
3.4 mi

Administration changed two years ago, so the previous reviews are outdated…read more Flint Hill Elementary changed its administration (principal, assistant principal and advanced academic resource teacher) a couple years ago. The school has vastly improved its transparency, engagement with parents and commitment to a great learning environment for all its students. While the new administration has brought a distinct focus on developing the cognitive skills of students, there is also an emphasis on nurturing social and emotional development. The school has consistently achieved high student test scores and consistently won the governor's achievement award every year for the past few years. Administration is committed to a zero tolerance policy for bullying and, with the school's demographics, there are few cases of student misbehavior. Parents from the school's neighborhoods are very engaged in school events and the PTA. There is a strong school community for parents who seek that. One example of parents' view of the school is the high number of students who have the choice to move to an AAP center school, but choose to remain at Flint Hill. As a parent of children who have graduated from Flint Hill and are currently attending, I would not hesitate to recommend this elementary school.

I will give the same advice given to us. If you have an IEP at this school, you will need to get a…read morelawyer in order for your child to get the services he/she needs. Otherwise your child will just be passed on through the system. The latest principal is very kind in person, but don't expect any action(s) to actually take place. Make sure you keep a digital record of every conversation via email for your own records. Send follow-up emails from any verbal conversations with the school, in order to keep a digital record. Our lawyer has MULTIPLE cases against Flint Hill Elementary school to further support the advice given above. I wish we got a lawyer around the 3rd grade, instead of being gaslighted by the principal. Best of luck to anyone going through an IEP at this school.

Sono Bello Tysons Corner - elementaryschools - Updated October 2026

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