Watching Ponce de Leon men's baseball on a hot Sunday morning. Thank God I have my folding chair…read moreand can sit beside the nice bleachers in the little lit of shade.

Blake High School is extraordinary in its own way. Being an Arts & Humanities school it certainly…read morelives up to its reputation. This school is the place to be over the two other schools in the consortium, Paint Branch High and Springbrook High. The music and theatre departments are the strongest in the school and the best. Holding up to 2200 students it certainly does its justice. With its legendary Mr. D'Anna at its hands in the theatre department and Mr. Eising at its music department this school speaks for itself. This is truly the best place to send your child for what ever they want to major in, Blake will prepare any student.

Pro: diversity, somewhat good sport team, vending machine…read more Con: gangs, bomb threat, bad environment. I graduated from this school back in 2012. The 2011-2012 years was the peak of this school. The basketball team were 3 peat champion, teachers were good, and student life was balanced. I have a sister who graduated in 2016 & a cousin who graduated in 2020 at this school and it has really gone downhill. Lot of gang fights, bomb threat to this school, and the environment turning very ghetto. This place now sucks and I wouldn't send my kids here in fear for their lives.

Made good memories and built connections. I would recommend younger students choose Springbrook as…read moretheir main option.

Terrible. Always talking about preventing bullying and yet bullying is always happening. Be ready…read moreto burn a hole in your wallet with the costs for therapy!

I haven't figured out anything I don't like about this school. I wish I went here! I know my…read moredaughter is receiving a phenomenal education. Glad to sacrifice my life for my children.

Jimmy C Best school I ever went to. Those Franciscan…read moreteachers were the best. Great in sports number 1 in football and baseball We had classmates that were the head of George Town Hospital Many successful came out of out class. Sure the nuns were tough but so were we but we learned i wish I could start over again. we really had fun and learned a lot. Those nuns were the smartest people I ever knew, They could even see out of the back back or their head.This new generation just can not hack the pressure I went there 60 years ago and I wish my children went there .

I went to this school as a 3rd grader which would have been 65 years ago, and it was not good then,…read moreand doesnt sound much better.. Cultures don't always change even over a very long time...kids got their hands slapped with a ruler, sent to clean the toilet if any misbehavior, silence at all times in the classroom was the rule....the nuns were miserable unhappy women who took it out on the children, screeching in anger, slapping children...this is 100% true and I have never forgotten about it--my parents took me out after 2 years...

Katie M is wrong. This is what the policy that she…read morereferences actually says: Track and Field Permitted Hours and Activities School tracks and fields will be made available for personal exercise at no cost during the following days and hours when the regular school year is in session, other than on District and school holidays: * Monday through Friday from 6:30A.M. to 8:00A.M., and from 4:00 P.M. until dusk, but not later than 8:00P.M * Saturdays and Sundays from 8:00A.M. to 5:00P.M

Since I'm not a student here, I cannot speak to the academics or school culture, but as a neighbor,…read moreI can speak to the location, building, and campus. Eastern High School is a beautiful building on Capitol Hill East just a few blocks from the Stadium-Armory Metro Station. Behind its historic building is a football field that is open to the public to work out in when school is not in session. During the summer, I wake up at 6AM and watch the sun rise over the football field as I do my work out on the perfectly even grass and run a few laps around the track. I've seen others walk the bleachers for a good exercise.

This is a faith based school near Langley Park. The school has programs from Kindergarden through…read more8th grade. The teachers are dedicated and awesome. The school is dated and could use some visual tweaks but it is a wonderful place to learn. The cafeteria serves vegetarian food items, but you can pack whatever lunch you want to send. The location is approximately 2 miles from the Takoma Park Metro station. The gym is a popular venue to rent for parties and is usually booked 8 months ahead. Bonus points for the fun snacks in Kindergarden class.

Friendly staff and teachers. Very concerned about children's growth.read more

We love Westowne. We're looking for a bigger house in Catonsville but will only buy it in that…read morezone. Teachers are very caring, school is organized and daughters papers come home on time. Teachers are easy to reach. School is in beautiful new building and students get their own electronic devices.