My two daughters are graduates of Elizabeth Seton, my oldest Bria was apart of the first pharmacy…read moretech class, she graduated from Pharmacy School this year and received her Pharm D. She will be taking the board exam this Summer to become a licensed pharmacist. My youngest daughter also completed the pharmacy tech program at Seton, she will be entering her senior year at Towson University and will be applying to PA school. Seton did so much to prepare my daughters for success, this school is absolutely amazing. The staff is phenomenal. Forever grateful!!!

Our daughter is a senior at Seton, and we are grateful to her dedicated, excellent teachers and…read moreawesome admissions team. This year the Counsellors office is doing a fantastic job guiding them as they walk through the College Applications process. Her friendships are strong and reflect Seton's sisterhood which is diverse and inclusive. The President Dr. Grillo, brings a strong vision to empower and prepare Seton students and calm, thoughtful and prayerful leadership. She is warm and genuinely interested in each and every student's dreams and accomplishments. All of the staff seem to want to cultivate confidence in them to excel. Mrs. McDonough, the principal is always helpful and responsive. Students are encouraged to advocate for themselves, especially with class selection & teachers. Over the past two years, there has been a tremendous shift to expose the students to events with national leaders, business owners, career fairs, service and internship opportunities. The lunch menu needs to be tweaked, yes. The are many clubs to join and have a leadership role in or you can petition to start your own. Arts, Dance and Athletics is heavily supported and cheered for. If you love music, Dr. Tatum welcomes you regardless of your skill level. The Orchestras, Choir and Honors Wind Ensemble compete nationally, and again won in New York with a superior rating. The Choir was honored to be invited to perform at the White House! They offer Pre-Career Programs in Law, Engineering & Pharmacy and the Young Women's Entrepreneurship Program with a Professional Etiquette class students love -taught by Ms. Lawson. "Light to know. Grace to do." Great school and good people.

Do not send your children to this daycare. This woman (Shirley) does not care about children like…read moreshe professes. My daughter went there a few yrs ago. A family member of mine who was there quite often told me Shirley "pops" the kids (smacks them) and if a red spot is still there when the parents arrive to pick them up, she blames the mark on another child. I also personally came in one day to drop money off, and overheard one of the child care workers that she employed berating a group of children in another room. He never knew I even came in, so he thought he was alone. He was admonishing these kids on their parents being late w/ daycare money!! Yelling at children about their parents' business w/ the daycare. What?!! Who does that?! Not only is that extremely unprofessional and inappropriate but it's abusive as well. I yanked my daughter out that day, even though I paid for the week. When I brought it to Shirley's attention that this is what her employee does to these children and this is why I'm taking my daughter out, she never even addressed the issue. Her response to me was "Well you shoulda given me notice you were taking her out." And that is literally the last words we've ever had. Pretty telling where her priorities lie.