The Community School is a phenomenal program! TCS offers a comprehensive academic curriculum…read moresupported by experiential learning opportunities and hands on engagement with community members and leaders. I wish I had attended TCS for high school/ the education is unmatched - a true gem for education in Baltimore.

The Community School only has 1 teacher who got his teaching license by completing 4 years of…read morecollege in 1 year Algebra 1 and Algebra 2 are mandatory classes to graduate high school, yet The Community School doesn't teach either course. There is a ton of work yet it's all busy work, not work that is needed. The head teacher and founder, Tom, has only one interest, and it's getting access to presenters to come to the school and receive donations. I wouldn't recommend The Community School. You are not allowed to miss school due to being sick or even surgery. My son had to have life saving surgery and due to him having surgery he was treated terribly. Tom would say mean things to my son everyday in front of the whole class. Tom called him names. Tom put him down. Tom didn't allow him help from his brother with getting things and picking things up. He even forced their seats apart so his brother couldn't help him. My son was not able to pick up more than 5 lbs or bend and twist for 6 weeks after surgery. My son sat in class every day in pain as his teacher made him feel like he was worthless. Then, Tom kicked my son out of the school because I as his mom called and told him not to talk or treat my child like that. My son wouldn't of went back this year but to kick a kid out because you can't treat him like dirt and get away with it. After my phone call, Tom chose to stop speaking to my son all together and ignore him. My other son graduated this year and his 4 years at this school wasn't good either. He had to teach his self algebra, have a tutor for calculus and took college courses plus self taught his self because Tom chose to use him as a junior staff member instead of letting him graduate a year early when he had already been through every course he was learning for a second time.

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!

Now called Stevenson University, I remember the times when Villa Julie was just a small commuter…read moreschool settled in suburban Baltimore. Times have changed for the school as more out of state people are applying here, and the academics are becoming increasingly better. Keep up the good work.

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.

Send your kids here for a great education! Wonderful atmosphere and loving teachers. They also open…read moreup their gym to CAA on nights and weekends which I think is so great. Wonderful school!

Very impressed with the teachers and management at the school. We've two years under our belt and…read moreintend on sending our other two children there as well. Everyone we talked to about the school recommended it - and now we see why.

This is now a school on the map because of Serial. Probably will have a documentary because of it…read moreor a movie.

Getting my child's schedule straightened out. One of the worst schools in Baltimore County.read more

Great school great staff the principal knows every girls name theirs more than 400 girls in the…read moreschool i could not be happier.

The Legacy School is a small, independent school for children with language-based learning…read moredisabilities. My son is in his third year and and is succeeding in school because of the private tutoring that is a part of the school day and the very small class size.