Amazing school so cool omg i cried this school so beautiful amazing even i'd live hereread more

Made me want to end my life. Over capacity by 2000, lunch and learn is horrible. To much homework…read moreleaving you with no time outside of school

Teachers are really professional, receptionist is great and Parent-teacher communication is the…read morebest. Amazing school

Excellent academics with an emphasis on critical thinking skills. The work load is balanced. The…read moreteachers are very professional. There is a lot of school spirit. Finally, this is not a watered down Christian school, the administration and faculty are fiercely dedicated to the teaching of morals and values of Christianity.

White Oaks is a good elementary school in Burke. My kids have attended its GT Center, which…read morebasically tracks the GT kids separately from the "base school" kids. The GT Center teachers are better in the earlier grades (3rd and 4th grade teachers are great). The 5th and 6th grade team could do a better job engaging those kids and communicating with their parents, and that plus the overly defensive communiques to parents from the principal everytime there's an issue earn this school 4 stars. Still, my kids have definitely benefited from going there and the parent volunteerism is at a good but not overly involved level.

My son loves it here and so do I. So glad we found this school. The teachers are wonderful and…read morereally care about the well being of the students. I recommend this school to any parents that want to help their child to get a good Christian education.

As a student going to C2 for a year now i would definitely recommend this place and have…read morerecommended this place to many family members and friends. The teachers are friendly and passionate about their work and motivate me to reach higher and do better. I have seen a great amount of improvement in my academics because of this place.

Definitely recommend for anyone who needs help with sat or any college stuff. Helped me…read moretremendously throughout the whole procces. Especially Mr. jonathon 10/10 tutor very kind, kind, funny and is good at what he does

This is a state of the art planetarium projecting from four cameras in 8K; the same level and…read moretechnology that you would find at the planetarium inside Washington, DC's Air & Space Museum, only this one is housed inside the number one high school in the nation. Very impressive! Above the whole room is a large white dome. It starts out lit up like daytime but then the sun sets, the light fades, and the stars appear. The show, The Night Sky and our place in the Cosmos, was approximately 45 minutes. It was very informative, fun and impressive all wrapped in one. We went on a narrated journey through the cosmos with stars, constellations, nebulas, planets, solar systems, and galaxies. Our guide and narrator, Ms. Stewart (the astronomy teacher), did a fantastic job; she made it fun & you just wanted to her keep going so you could keep learning & soaking up as much as you could. The experience was super cool!

It sucks and will burn you out- im a rising senior and let me just say if I could go back, I…read morewould've gone to the Acadamies!!! I am a rising senior class of 25 and please don't come here if you don't like cs(computer science). There are ZERO opportunities if you aren't into cs. Just because our school has a lot of clubs does t mean they are funded correctly.... also if you do end up going against my advice pls don't take bc calculus- that's a terrible idea and it killed my gpa

It's good ig a great school ig but I feel like I'm too smart for the school so it's good overall ig.read more

This is the school associated with Calvert Community Church. It is a small Bible-based Christian…read moreschool with a big heart. If you read my review of the church, you would know that it is designed to help children know God and learn to live a Christian life in this world. It prepares kids a little differently than public school: there is Bible verse memorization, first aid instruction, chapel, and self-learning packets. Math includes budgeting, check writing and what would be considered business math elsewhere. All the children interact with all grade levels. There is physical education where everyone participates and cool (frequent) field trips (the kindergarten class got to go to 7-11 to buy Slurpees--everyone learned to purchase their drink and count their change). Good behavior and academic achievement earns privileges; bad behavior is identified and corrected, and the child is allowed to earn back privileges. Missing out on a field trip is usually enough to encourage good behavior, but if not, "corporal correction" is used. This is an excellent school for kids who have difficulty in public school because the class size is small, all age groups learn to interact respectfully, and opportunities for individual instruction abound. But I don't want to portray this school as only for "troubled" or bullied kids; it is an excellent school for any child. There is true interest in each child's wellbeing, achievement and development. Graduates go on to college or to the workforce. And they are all supported and encouraged regardless.