I'm class of '97, my oldest sister class of '88. Additionally, Martin O'Malley's wife is an alumna…read more& their daughters currently attend. I chose this school because of the curriculum, it's traditions, it's service to the community and the level of decorum it promotes. This school is an All Girls College Prep Catholic school. The school is for grades 6-12. They've won the Blue Ribbon quite a few times. They teach girls to strive for excellence, loyalty, respect themselves (and others) and to be true. The college admission and professional success rate of all alumnae is over 95% for all graduates. If you care about the future success of your daughter and you have the means, this is the school to attend.

Our daughter is extremely happy at NDP and is thriving. Academics are challenging and rigorous,…read moreteachers and staff are amazing. Lots of clubs and sports to choose from, and plenty of service opportunities.

Literally the best high school you could choose. I am now in my Junior year in high school and am…read moreloving it. The Athletics program is not the best but we have a few good teams here and there. Teachers are great, there is one or two staff members students don't like compared to the 20+ staff members that students love. The after school programs/clubs are great and if there isn't one about you like you could always create your own. The food is lovely and if you would like it to be better you could always order cafe from the Culinary students. Its location is amazing, after school you can walk over to walgreens, mcdonalds, and/or five guys and make it back to your bus in time. The Primes/Magnets are phenomenal. With Culinary bringing us cafe, Dance & Vocal bringing us shows, Carpentry building us items, Visual Arts bringing us beauty, I.T. making us programs, & Cosmetology doing our hair we create the best school possible. And + the new building is amazing.

This is one of the best schools you could attend. I don't know if that one guy is lying about all…read morethose things, because none of that happens. It gives amazing education, great teachers and fellow students, fights for what is true and right, does a lot of service and etc. Honestly, no school in Maryland can beat Calvert Hall! Especially not Loyola... 5 FIVE STARS! (also therapy will not be needed, because they have mentors and advisors who help you through rough times. Thank you Mrs. Conley! And Mrs. Buttarazzi!

I may be biased as all get out and I will say this ahead of time as an Alumnus of the school, Class…read moreof 96'. Calvert Hall has such a rich and wonderful tradition in Baltimore area. I can honestly say I brag more about my High School then I do my college loyalties. The teachers are personable and of high caliber, the facilities are some of the best and for the cost of a private education in the mid Atlantic, you are getting an extreme value. I grew up in Harford County and didn't grow up around the most diverse community and what I experienced in my 4 years there has carried me through to success both personally and professionally that I want my children to experience in the near future. Not just as a graduate of the school but as a leader of people and someone who has a passion for improving and enriching people's lives. If you want your son to get started in the right direction before college this is an investment that can never have a value placed on it.

The campus housing is great for freshmen but that is just to get people in the school. The Fall…read more2025 housing has been disastrous. Upper class Students received a late night email on a Saturday that they had to move out then next day due to a problem. The students in apartments with kitchens and private bathrooms were being moved into deplorable conditions of a building that was closed last year for mold. The community co-ed bathroom has rat traps set everywhere and the shower stalls have rust on the soap dishes. The rooms smell terrible of mold and are very tiny.

This review is not necessarily for the academia at Goucher College, but for the theater production,…read moremy students experienced during our most recent field trip. We saw El Otro Oz: A Bilingual Musical at the Mildred Dunnock Theatre. It was thoroughly enjoyable and the actors were truly amazing and professional. The students that went were part of our newcomer program which means they have been in the country just over a year. While many speak Spanish and laughed at much of the dialogue, the students from other countries enjoyed this musical variation of the Wizard of Oz. I know I did! It was spring break for Goucher students, so the campus was quite deserted. The production company that put on the show travels to various locations in Maryland. It took us almost an hour to arrive, but well worth the drive (we had charter buses, so comfort was key). I hope we get to see another show next year.

My daughter had an absolutely abysmal experience at Maryvale. The "mean girls", bullying and…read morecliques were tolerated by the administration (one of the worst bullies was actually given the St. Jullie Billiart award (for niceness) at graduation). Many of the unkindnesses were observed and ignored by staff. The academics were very disappointing - considerable gaps exist in my daughter's knowledge despite her 3.80 GPA and her participation in the SJB program. In general, her mathematical foundation is poor; e.g., she does not know how to convert relatively simple measurements or execute calculations. Similar issues exist with science. Some of these reviews cite lack of diversity; during our tenure, that was not an issue, so it appears to have been addressed. The college admissions assistance was nonexistent. We ended up having to spend over four thousand dollars to obtain guidance in time to submit the applications. Do NOT attend this school - so many other good schools are in the area!

Money well spent - My son has benefited greatly for starting his educational journey here. The…read moreteachers are very hands on - personable and caring. Adding spiritual guidance is a high must for me and it proved to be beneficial for my son - getting kids involved early is essential - morals - values and just having a working knowledge and understanding of God will always be a guide in his life - I am forever grateful for his first 3 years he attended the school

I go here and I love it. It is a beautiful campus and is in the woods it's a amazing school I would…read morerecommend

The Bryn Mawr school has been my place of employment since 2003. I have seen many changes occur,…read morefrom administrative positions to the updates for our beautiful campus, and I am proud to say that working at this school has been, overall, a pretty pleasant experience. As an employee of the Little School (6mo-5 years), I get to nurture and mold the youngest of the students on campus. My Toddler class loves to ride in the buggies around campus, say hello to students & staff, as well as enjoy the many views and sounds that they encounter along the way. This is a place of great tradition and quality. Many who are employed here, like myself, tend to stick around because the experience is hard to replace, and impossible to duplicate!