I think this tiny, one room preschool is probably one of the best kept secrets in the area. There…read morearen't a ton of options or bells and whistles- your child can be in a 3's class or a 4's class and you can choose the morning or afternoon. But the teachers are fantastic, the tuition is unbeatable, and the community is welcoming. When my son started there were other moms who had already sent 2 or 3 kids through the program, so on my first volunteer days they would show me the ropes and answer questions. Over the next two years, my son and I both made so many wonderful friends through the co-op. My 5 year old just "graduated" and it was pretty incredible to see how many moms were tearful at the graduation, not just because their babies were growing up but because their time at the co-op was over. The instruction is engaging, play-based and developmentally appropriate. There were many special activities like sports day, pajama day, field trips, teddy bear picnic, etc. They also offer two summer camps after the end of the school year for fantastic prices. They don't spend tons of money on advertising and have existed for the last 30 some years by word of mouth. We've had a fantastic experience so far and I can't wait to send my younger kids!

This is a wonderful preschool. The teachers are fantastic, and my kids come home happy every day…read more It is a Co-op so parent participation is required. You help in the classroom once a month, which is a lot of fun. My boys adore it.

Love this preschool, the community, and staff! The PTA plans great events for the school families…read moreand we can't wait to send our youngest child!

The staff at Radcliffe Creek are AMAZING! Our daughter is on the spectrum and has blossomed and…read morethrived at this school. Having her attend Radcliffe has relieved the dread and fear we had for our daughter's future, and made her a happy and confident student. Radcliffe's new director has taking this school to another level. The school has a strong financial aide program as well.

Our 13 year old (on the spectrum) student loves Radcliffe. We left the DC school system after they…read morerefused to provide our child an IEP. Radcliffe has been very supportive and flexible as we transferred in mid-year. The teachers meet the kids where they are at, and that was exactly what our child needed. Wednesdays are half days, which has been fun for planning outings around the Eastern Shore. If you have a neurodiverse student in your family and are struggling to find the right fit for them, I would recommend taking a tour and scheduling a shadow day with Radcliffe.. we only wish we had found them sooner!

This school provides a safe Christian learning environment. The campus is well kept and clean. The…read moreschool doesn't have central AC. However, academically it is lacking. The curriculum is not rigorous or challenging especially the foreign language classes. Also, several teachers are not attentive to their student's needs and learning styles. There is a blanket approach to teaching. I feel as though the teachers look at their jobs like respite from the rigors of public schools. They don't put forth effort and lack passion for teaching and educating young minds. The school lacks diversity on every level, including the administration, faculty, staff, and student population. The tone of the school is not welcoming. Sadly, unconscious bias is real at this school. During dismissal a staff person, Mr. Pipkin, or Ms. Ashby waves to select exiting vehicles. Thankfully, the students appear to get along well despite the atmosphere set by staff and parents. Last week parents were sent an email advising of unsafe lead levels in the drinking water. Most classes have close to 30 students and the school isn't very large. In my opinion, the school has become overcrowded in recent years. However, the student population increases yearly. There are over 500 students. Also, keep in mind that most Catholic schools do NOT have the resources and accommodations of public schools and are not legally required to provide assistance to students with certain special needs. Unfortunately, the door is not fully open to students with special needs. In fact, I believe that the inclusion of such students is discouraged. Many communications from the school are regarding fundraisers and there are a lot. 09-04-18: Annually, over 3.2 million in tuition and NO central air conditioning. School closed due to excessive heat for 3 days. Email stated that the school raises over $45K each year during Race for Education fundraiser. The school needs to allocate those funds for air conditioning. Do your research before applying to this school or any private/Catholic school. Your family may find better options elsewhere.

I absolutely love this school! My dad graduated from here many moons ago and I am proud to say our…read moredaughter (his grandkids) will be attending here from PreK to 8th grade! I have so many nice things I can say about the school from the outstanding principal to the greatest admissions to the nicest and caring teachers! This school is awesome and I am a proud parent of a Wolfpack kid!

Great school and faculty. A shame Traci Lerner is on the…read moreboard of trustees.

Mother Seton is a great school for young people with wonderful and caring staff and faculty. I…read morevolunteered at the school in 2011 and had a very rewarding experience. The school offers students a challenging academic curriculum with the support that they need to succeed. The students get long term support from the school all the way to college applications.

Yay! I can't believe I'm the first to yelp OS! Oldfields was my second home for 3 full adolescent…read moreyears. And some of my life's best moments happened there. It's one of the best boarding schools to grow up in, hands down!! The faculty were amazing. They were like family and they took care of us like they really cared. The campus is beautiful. Sure, it's far from civilization(45 min from Baltimore) but it was the warmest place on earth to me(other than home)!! Who would have thought a highschool could feel so safe. I swear not having guys around every single day made teenage life much easier and toned down teen drama I saw at other schools by lots!! If I had a daughter, I would send her here in a heart beat. I'm proud of being an O.S. girl. :) 11 stars for you and the brave young ladies you foster!!

A wonderful all-girls school nestled in Glencoe, MD. Top notch education, great college placement…read moreand amazing teaching staff. I am happy my daughter is there.

My daughter is 15 months old and has been attending Columbia academy since she was 3 months old…read more Her teacher Ms. Catherine has been such a blessing and has made our experience so great! She loves walking through the doors and seeing her teacher and her friends. I feel so comfortable sending my daughter there!