This school is big and crazy insane. Crazy stuff goes on here that's like college kinda stuff. Rn…read morepeople are stealing the soap and everything other than that it's pretty good. Oh right the cafeteria food is shit.

I went there for 3 years and my everyday was a living hell. A kid dressed as a large dinosaur…read morekicked me in the halls. I found a stick of butter on the bleachers in the gym. There are people crawling around in the ceiling. The schools mascot (Robbie the ram) is demonic and promotes satanism. It took all my strength to stay in the light of god's path while at this retched cesspool of a school. Some of the teachers were awful and the food was like cardboard. There were a lot of useless strict rules, to the point that we were all treated like middle schoolers. We were all forced to be in the cafeteria during lunch, even though at other high schools I have attended we were allowed to eat in other places like outside. I was yelled at many times for no reason. The sex in the stairwell under the E wing hallway was great. The pep rallies made me want to throw up and most people at the school were ugly and annoying. I hated this place so much it inspired me to graduate early. I also did not learn anything

The Grand Slam Concession Stand (baseball concession stand) has the usual hit dogs, pizzas and hot…read morechocolates and even cup of noodle, but apparently, they have a supplier of home made empanadas complete with a homemade spicy mayonnaise. These empanadas routinely run out before the game ends because they are THAT good, the volunteers working the stand are some of the friendliest parent volunteers running a concession stand. This is borne out by the fact that there are alumni who sponsor different innings even though they have long moved out of the area. Impressive in so many ways. Most high school concession stands have joyless packaged foods that are the antithesis of homemade. It is a testament to Annandale High School's athletic boosters and specifically their baseball team volunteers to have added this delightful twist to the usual high school concession stand fare.

Stumble upon Annandale HS while going through the trails at a nearby park. The track was nice so we…read moredecided to do a few laps. There are also tennis courts and a basketball court and a playground. All the equipment seemed in good shape and they keep up with the maintenance.

11/6/21 On my way to my next destination, I came across…read moresome high school kids holding up signs for a arts and crafts event going on in the school. I have never been in this school and I wanted to see what this event was all about. The first thing I see upon entering is a business called Feeling Foxy Confections. The lady and I were both wearing fox shirts and we hit it off well. Looking around I saw some items but did not want to buy her product just yet. I told her I would be back later on. The next real station that caught my eye is a self publisher by the name of C.J Brightley. I am looking at a book called The Wraith and The Rose. This might be the first book I read of hers...okay, I just went back to the school and bought her book for twenty six dollars after tax. I learned that C.J Brightly has a sequel to this book coming out soon. She signed my book twice. I a very much inspired to get my books published. The next person I met is another author and book designer. He goes by the name Larry Issa. He writes children's books and has a new book that just came out. I admire what these two authors have done. The rest of the school look fine, but none of the other stations got my attention like the three table stations I saw. Stopping by W.T Woodson High School was worth it today.

Woodson High School has tennis courts, soccer and Foot ball fields for sports. I was pleased to…read moresee fully equipped class rooms in my one-day visit to this school along with my sister enrolled here.I appreciate the exceptional education from Woodson High school in the city of Fairfax.

Life Changing! This was our first year at Oakwood, and despite COVID, it was by far the best year…read moreof school that my daughter has ever had. She thrived academically, emotionally and socially. She now loves to read and write stories, and she is happy to do her homework everyday, with out any prodding from me. Best of all, she now believes in herself and her ability to learn. They handled the distance learning brought on by COVID beautifully, and she was able to keep learning and engaging with her class and teachers all the way through the end of school. My only regret is that I didn't start her at Oakwood two years earlier.

Incredible School. I attended Oakwood School for nine years because I got diagnosed with Dyslexia,…read moreDyscalculia and some executive functioning issues when I was seven years old. Oakwood school's owners and staff have been wonderful throughout my education. Had it not been for Oakwood School I would have never been able to graduate from High School and graduate from Northern Va Community College with an Associates degree of science with a Major in General Studies. I give Oakwood School Five Stars because the teachers work very hard to teach and inspire their students.

To help Future generations of students who are forced to attend public school:…read more Other than the cellphone policy this school is pretty good, but the lunch food isn't great but THE MOTZERELLA STICKS ARE SO GOOD!!! Every school in Fairfax county has to abide by the cell phone policy and I find it problematic because listening to music helps me focus and Spotify is blocked on the computers and Pandora has too many ads. Most kids are nice and the teachers try, not all of them are perfect but they do their jobs. I am looking back at horror stories from when they were renovating this place so I'm glad we're not going through that anymore! One of my teachers let me make the seating chart because she didn't want to. I don't like the metal detectors, according to the school news paper 77% of kids think that they don't improve safety. But not really something I can control they have them at all secondary schools in Fairfax. (Or at least are trying to). One of my friends backpacks keeps going off because it has metal attached to it so they get stopped every morning. There is a crowd for everyone here and it is genuinely one of the best schools I've attended. The staff is wonderful and my councilor is wonderful. They have a lot of programs and even though the classes are stressful because Fairfax... they can be really fun. If you find an unblocked game website you're good to go! A lot of people who were students come back as teachers because they enjoyed it, might see me as a teacher here in a few years, not quite sure what I want to be though. If it were up to me, I would remove the SOLS but I can't do that. All and all this is a pretty nice school--just don't mind the random red goop on the ceiling in the language bathroom that's been there for a year, we don't know what that is, might be an alien not gonna lie. (There's a lot of smoking but it's easy to avoid). --Josie 10th grd

You have to sign and request permission on the computer to go to the bathroom. They pulled me out…read moreof class to ask me to take down my petition regarding the bathroom policy. Also it's overcrowded and the halls regularly come to a standstill multiple times a day. I thought I might miss the place when I graduated, but I loathe this school nearly two years later. I only hope my generation can fix the mess you all made of the school system. Grow as a community and try to think what it's like being a young adult treated this way before your students resent you more than they already do.

My son has been in Kumon for only a few months but his math and reading skills are really amazing!…read more Mrs. Lee, Cherry, Alex and the other staffers really help the kids into achieving their best. It is quiet in the Kumon Center but their minds are working at their fullest. Many kids are now 1, 2 and even 3 years ahead of their grade level because of the Kumon method! They exhibit daily discipline and diligence not only in academics but also in the other facets of their lives. Kumon allows the kids to blossom and gain more opportunities in their education. I became aware of Kumon as my nephew and niece in the Philippines started Kumon in their early years. My nephew is now about to graduate with a Management Engineering Degree from a top notch school there. His sister was also the salutatorian in her school. My wife's nephew in Fairfax County has a high school scholarship up his sleeve. He also started Kumon at an early age. So when I saw Kumon in our area, my wife and I decided to enroll our son and we are always thankful for that decision everyday!

This place is one of the worst places I have ever been to. Believing that my kids would be happy…read moreand thrilled turned out to be just the opposite. Now my kids are stressed out due to the numerous packets they have to do and they aren't even in 2nd grade!! I am appalled at the service they provide which is rude and ungrateful. The two mangers had the audacity to yell at me for forgetting my child's packet? I don't think so. Besides the negative atmosphere and the constant racket of children crying in the back, these people are greedy and choose money over the proper education for my children. I strong discourage anyone from investing their time and money at both Kumon centers in Burke and centerville

Decent high school located in Fairfax, VA. Came here on a field trip to watch the play Matilda…read more Staff was great while we were there.

Visited a High School that had special memories so so many years ago. There was the Annual Arts and…read moreCraft Fair and like so many parking was tough at the school so we took a bus ride to and from. The school has been renovated since we last visited and the Craft Fair took advantage of every room they could diss[play their merchandise. Easy to get to and navigate around. Nice to see it again.

Could hear all the commotion from my house. Decided to check it out since I wasn't working today…read more It was the first time I had ever set foot on the school grounds. The people were cheerful despite the look of the weather. Everyone that took part in the kids race looked happy and excited. Although I did not take part in the race this time, I am thinking about going it next year. The overall feeling of doing something heathly and fun, are two things not to ignore.

My son is a student here. The school offers traditional, comprehensive AP rigor for the ambitious…read moreand able, while also addresses the needs of students at all levels. All this, provided in a uniquely warm, family-like atmosphere that is rare in public high schools. As one of the smallest high schools in Fairfax County, the teacher-student ratio is excellent. Also, the international atmosphere of the school also stands out, providing an accurate reflection of Northern VA. He's been happy there. And with the emergence of the Mosaic district close-by, Falls Church high school is poised for an even greater future.

The things these kids do to the bathrooms is diabolical, the staff tries so hard to make up for…read moretheir behavior but it doesn't work. Assigned tables at lunch in MIDDLE SCHOOL! kids are super disrespectful (especially if you have a service dog, it was hell). Teachers don't do crap about bullying. TS gets on my nerves! They had these chucky chromebook cases for a year but then removed them because they got moldy. Trust me it gets better but for these two years you just gotta buckle down and suffer.

I love this school and the staff. The teachers work hard to make sure the kids have a great time…read morewhile they are in middle school and are very supportive. Speaking of support, the ladies in the front office are the best! They do everything they can to help you with what you need and always do it with a smile. They are great with the kids and parents if they need any support. Karen always welcomes you with a warm smile and Jan can solve any problem!