I really hate this place. However, this place fostered many friendships over three years. Also…read morehowever, I don't like going to school, and save for a couple of awesome teachers, (Mr Kingren and Mr Lubin) I feel like I will never actually use some of this stuff in real life *cough cough* (algebra) but thankfully, I am currently in 8th grade, and I am almost out!

I really enjoyed my time at Lakelands. All of my friends were pretty drama free and nice to hang…read moreout with. I loved all of my teachers. The class sizes were usually manageable and the school is well kept and clean.

I am not reviewing the school or the education system. I am reviewing the tennis courts…read more I did go to this school, but looking back, it was insignificant in terms of my overall education. It is highly dependent on the quality of teachers and the MCPS system. What I can say is that it was fine. I am still alive. So, the tennis courts. This place is tucked away far inside neighborhoods. You would have to drive specifically to this place to reach the courts. It is usually filled on the weekends and it has 6 courts. Not all of them are in good condition, so you would have to arrive early. They do have a wall for practicing and a place where you can pick up balls if you hit it over the wall. If you want to risk parking your car in that direction, go ahead. I tend to park a tad farther. They have plenty of parking when school is not in session. So much parking that driving schools tend to use this parking lot for driving practice. I tend to see them driving around in circles or parallel park. Anyways, the courts have been good. The ones closer to the woods have fallen leaves so I tend to focus on the ones closer to the gate. They have a track for running and basketball courts close by so really it has a lot of outdoor activity type things to do. Do be careful coming here. The speed limit is low to get through the neighborhoods. There are plenty of speed bumps to remind you of that and a police officer tends to wait at the pool parking lot.

We have been members for over 3 years now and since day one, have always felt welcome in Shaare…read moreTorah. I recall on our first Shabbat how we were welcomed warmly before we ever got into the sanctuary and it gave us a sense of warmth and acceptance that has only grown since. We now have a new, vibrant, energetic young rabbi who is inspirational and conversational. He wants to know who you are so he can be the spiritual leader you need him to be for "you" as well as for the rest of the community. You will always feel safe and never alone in this synagogue from a security as well as a "family" point of view. Whether you become a member or not is up to you. This synagogue will embrace you whenever you are ready because you will always feel safe be special when you are in that building. Reach out and you will not be disappointed.

We love Shaare Torah! We've been members for about 2 years. Our daughter is in religious school and…read morewe've been very happy with their dedication to high quality Jewish education. We love Rabbis Annie and Yosef. They bring a fun, youthful, but enriching presence to services. This is such a gem and we really recommend it to anyone looking for a welcoming, vibrant Conservative shul.

Love this church and it's outreach programs..I have attended in live performances and on line…read moresituations for the last 4 years..

They offer everything from services, yoga classes, Bible study, ESOL classes, food…read more Pantry, mobile health clinics , free diapers , multicultural festivals, Zumba, weightlifting and support groups called Celebrate Recovery.

I am a member of Rockville Evangelical Missions Church. Predominantly a Chinese church, but you'll…read moresee diversity creepin' here and there. It's split into a Chinese and English ministry. The Chinese service is led...... obviously, in Chinese (and are mostly adults), by Pastor Wang who a wonderful speaker--I enjoy his sermons thoroughly. The English ministry is led by Pastor Andrew Williams, who preaches in a friendly Jamaican accent. This church aims to walk in a manner worthy of the gospel and live for the glory of God! Praise Him for all the good things He hath done!

I've been attending REM since around 2000 and my family of four attend the church regularly…read more The church has three worship services for elementary school ages, one English service for youth and adult, and one Chinese service for those who speak Mandarin. In addition, REM has small group fellowships during the weeks for adults in both Chinese and English, a youth fellowship on Friday nights, and AWANA (for elementary school children) on Friday nights. The pastors preach sermons that are based on the Bible and the Sunday school teachers do the same. All of my family members have made friends for life at this church. The church currently has about 275 people in the Chinese service, 125 people in the English service, and 100 children.

I sent 3 kids here for various grades. The teachers really create a loving space for them to grow…read more The kids are challenged in lots of different ways, and grow grow grow. :-)

The students here know they are loved, and that they matter, and that life is worthy even amid…read morechallenges. It was a pleasure to share a message with the students and staff - chatting about hope and peace - and to answer so many engaging questions. The school environment is inviting.

If you're into architecture and history, St. Mary's is worth a visit. A historic parish, the 1817…read morechurch still stands next to a uniquely designed modern building. Park in the spacious lot outside and walk to the cemetery. Buried there is the great American author F. Scott Fitzgerald and his wife Zelda.

"Cut out all these exclamation points. An exclamation point is like laughing at your own joke." -…read moreF. Scott Fitzgerald (1896-1940) The cemetery attached to St Mary's Catholic Church is the final resting place of author F. Scott Key Fitzgerald and his wife Zelda. Despite being American royalty in the roaring 20s thanks to F. Scott's novels and Zelda's heady celebrity, later in life things went downhill. F. Scott died of a heart attack in 1940, while Zelda passed away a few years later in a hospital fire. With little money left in the estate and the tarnished reputation of their final years the Fitzgeralds were not immediately given a grand burial. F. Scott was quietly buried here. When Zelda passed, she was interred directly above her late husband's body. It was not until years later that a proper headstone was installed for the couple bearing the final words from The Great Gatsby: "So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past." There is plentiful parking in the church parking lot to visit the grave. [Review 14268 overall, 1592 of 2020, number 590 in Maryland.]

After being scammed by the first daycare and our son scarred from the second one, I didn't have…read moremuch hope when wife suggested we switch to this one. However, this place definitely knows how to take care of your child. From professional staff to the admin, you're in good hands. Our son was emotionally scarred from the previous daycare due to certain rough treatment, yet he was able to make his recover here tremendously with the care and nurture. They care about the feelings of the little ones and know how to process required documents efficiently. So far so good! We are glad to entrust our son to village Montessori and hope to stay with them long as we can so our son can grow and flourish.

A Hidden Diamond in the middle of Montgomery Village. My daughter Fiorella just graduated from…read moretheir primary School program this year. Village Montessori was a second Home to my little Princess, she learned so much and enjoyed every day with Mrs. Karla and Mrs. Kelly (The two Angels that took her under their wings for those three Years). She never wanted to miss school, the Montessori method and Village Montessori is highly recommended and the best investment that you can make for your children future. Starting from Sally the owner, teachers like Mrs. Karla and Mrs. Kelly and Music teacher Mrs. Olga; they all made every single day a joyfully and magic learning day for my daughter. I WILL NEVER HAVE ENOGHT WORDS TO THANK VILLAGE MONTESSORI FOR THE LOVELY AND HARD WORK THAT YOU GUYS DID WITH FIORELLA THIS THREE YEARS. BLESSINGS TO YOU GUYS.

My family and I love to book the Grand Hall for all of our events. Wonderful memories and excellent…read moreambiance. Stellar venue. Highly recommend.

Great first experience! Authentic worship and a well presented sermon! Multi generations and…read morecultural diversity all well represented! Jesus is there!

Somewhat of a new member at The Redeemer. My boyfriend introduced me to this community and I…read morerespect it quite a lot. I'm not the most religious individual but coming here has taught be to have more discipline, patience and to establish a better relationship with Jesus. What I really like about it is the flexibility they have for services. As a healthcare provider, I work most weekends and a lot of Sundays. I like that they provide both online services and Saturday evenings. I will say though, the auditorium where most of the services are held is quite odd. Doesn't feel like a church and there's a random disco ball in the ceiling. The rest of the church however is beautiful.

Church of Redeemer is an absolutely wonderful place to fellowship and worship. I was a member for…read moremore than 15 years and miss it terribly since moving to another state. Yes, one can watch the stream from the comfort of home, however, nothing beats the actual physical engagement. Pastor Dale, the various teams (Sunday School, etc), and programs are amazing! Community-based and driven. If you have an opportunity to visit, go!