My husband and I have been trying to schedule a virtual tour of this facility and to no avail. The…read morefollow-up by the director is horrible. We have tried twice to schedule a tour, the first time we received no response. The second time we attempted, the director gave us a date and time, we confirmed immediately back, but then it was silence from the director. We contacted her again for the virtual meeting information and still received no response. Needless to say, my family will be looking elsewhere for a daycare facility!!

These people create fees for everything. After I just signed up my child for this daycare, paid the…read moreregistration, etc; two months later they tell us we need to pay summer fees of $165. And they tell you it's mandatory if your child will be in the school for the summer. Nevermind the regular tuition you have to pay or just paid, but if you don't pay the summer fees, the warning was, your child cannot be in the school. Then they tell you music class is $12.50 and phonics classes are $25.

My daughter loves this school. She has never liked any school she's ever been in. They challenge…read moreher, are extremely friendly and best of all they use STEM. They have good before & after care hours. The staff is helpful & the principle is all about helping the kids excel.

St. Peter's is a school that has a genuine concern for the education, and well-being of my child…read more It is anchored in Christian values, a competitive spirit, and instills a determination to succeed through well though-out methods. The principal, teachers, and administrative staff are top notch, caring, and effective. Their Blue Ribbon status is evidence of the determination of the students to achieve.

This is the school associated with Calvert Community Church. It is a small Bible-based Christian…read moreschool with a big heart. If you read my review of the church, you would know that it is designed to help children know God and learn to live a Christian life in this world. It prepares kids a little differently than public school: there is Bible verse memorization, first aid instruction, chapel, and self-learning packets. Math includes budgeting, check writing and what would be considered business math elsewhere. All the children interact with all grade levels. There is physical education where everyone participates and cool (frequent) field trips (the kindergarten class got to go to 7-11 to buy Slurpees--everyone learned to purchase their drink and count their change). Good behavior and academic achievement earns privileges; bad behavior is identified and corrected, and the child is allowed to earn back privileges. Missing out on a field trip is usually enough to encourage good behavior, but if not, "corporal correction" is used. This is an excellent school for kids who have difficulty in public school because the class size is small, all age groups learn to interact respectfully, and opportunities for individual instruction abound. But I don't want to portray this school as only for "troubled" or bullied kids; it is an excellent school for any child. There is true interest in each child's wellbeing, achievement and development. Graduates go on to college or to the workforce. And they are all supported and encouraged regardless.

The management and staff lack on communication. They failed…read moreto tell me my child was being bullied by another child. I payed them to transport my child to school and they failed to report to me that they had my child arriving an hour late to school on their watch on three occasions. They also failed to effectively communicate that they didn't provide transportation on 2 hour delayed school openings, if I would've been informed, I would've dropped my kid off initially myself, instead of bringing her to them first just to be declined of the service I pay them for and be even more later to work...total inconvenience. Tip: when you run a business of that nature, your communication must be at an ultimate high!!!

Class went well. Students excused early a couple times to wait at night for a ride home- we are 30…read moremin away. Driving is hard to arrange. Prob need more instructors. And I guess it's expensive everywhere

The best driving school on the east coast! Knowledgeable, experienced, friendly and they have a…read moregreat knack for keeping kids engaged and focused on the material.

The school is very well and I don't eat school lunch so I don't know if it was bad or not and the…read moreteachers are cool they're are only like some teachers that are strict but it's fun and cool

Horrible. No good food and there's only like five good teachers. And the school always stinks and…read morebathrooms are horrendous .

Maya Angelou French Immersion is an IB World School and National PTA School of Excellence. They…read morehave a very engaged PTSA Board with a growing membership - last year over 200 members! The school leadership is caring and responsive, they really try. Parent engagement in their scholars progress and needs are crucial for success. You'll definitely get out what you give to this school program. Being bilingual is an incredible accomplishment and the curriculum IS rigorous. You may need to invest in tutoring and learning french yourself to support your scholar. There is an Adult French Club available through the PTSA! There are a lot of programs and connections within the school and the Principal is serious about continuous improvement and academic excellence. We recently got a new Assistant Principal and Academic Dean, and now our leadership team is well supported (and all Doctors!)

My daughter is in her 2nd year, first grade!!! She is getting it slowly as French is NOT our…read moreprimary language. The staff is very friendly and teachers are very professional. I love hearing my daughter speak French and look forward to her growing into a multi linguistic child