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I attended LCS in 2012-2015, the sense of love and community I felt was unmatched. I made life long…read morefriends and was surrounded by adults who really cared about me and my Christian walk. I left LCS for 3 months my senior year and went to a public high school and was so miserable, I begged my mom to put me back in LCS and she did and I got my diploma there and went on to attend college as did most of my senior class of 2015. The education I received had me well prepared for college, I graduated Cum Laude. My children now attend LCS and I cannot be happier with education my children are receiving. All these years later, Lanham has maintained their reputation of not only educating young minds but also discipling young souls.

I have a long standing relationship with LCS. Both of my children graduated from the college prep…read moreprogram, and I taught in the high school. As a parent, I could not believe more in the program or how it prepared my own children for college and the real world. As an employee, I appreciate the opportunities for advancement and the supportive atmosphere. I highly recommend.

If you're looking for a school where academics and sports collide in a whirlwind of hilarious…read morechaos, look no further than Charles Herbert Flowers High School. Nestled in the heart of Springdale, MD, this school is like a sitcom where the nerds and jocks are in a constant battle for the spotlight, and somehow, everyone comes out on top. Academic Adventures: At Flowers High, the education is top-notch, but the antics are even better. You'll find students sprinting to class like they're in a marathon, trying to avoid the dreaded tardy bell that seems to ring at the most inconvenient times. The hallways are a maze of lockers where students master the art of the last-minute cram session, trying to remember if the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell or just a fancy word for "energy thingy." The teachers? They're the real MVPs. With a knack for turning Shakespeare into a rap battle and calculus into a dance-off, learning has never been more entertaining. Forget boring lectures; at Flowers High, every class is a surprise waiting to happen. Who knew algebra could be so... algebraic? Great school, loved it and wouldn't have been the person I'm today, without going there!!!

My two daughters are graduates of Elizabeth Seton, my oldest Bria was apart of the first pharmacy…read moretech class, she graduated from Pharmacy School this year and received her Pharm D. She will be taking the board exam this Summer to become a licensed pharmacist. My youngest daughter also completed the pharmacy tech program at Seton, she will be entering her senior year at Towson University and will be applying to PA school. Seton did so much to prepare my daughters for success, this school is absolutely amazing. The staff is phenomenal. Forever grateful!!!

Our daughter is a senior at Seton, and we are grateful to her dedicated, excellent teachers and…read moreawesome admissions team. This year the Counsellors office is doing a fantastic job guiding them as they walk through the College Applications process. Her friendships are strong and reflect Seton's sisterhood which is diverse and inclusive. The President Dr. Grillo, brings a strong vision to empower and prepare Seton students and calm, thoughtful and prayerful leadership. She is warm and genuinely interested in each and every student's dreams and accomplishments. All of the staff seem to want to cultivate confidence in them to excel. Mrs. McDonough, the principal is always helpful and responsive. Students are encouraged to advocate for themselves, especially with class selection & teachers. Over the past two years, there has been a tremendous shift to expose the students to events with national leaders, business owners, career fairs, service and internship opportunities. The lunch menu needs to be tweaked, yes. The are many clubs to join and have a leadership role in or you can petition to start your own. Arts, Dance and Athletics is heavily supported and cheered for. If you love music, Dr. Tatum welcomes you regardless of your skill level. The Orchestras, Choir and Honors Wind Ensemble compete nationally, and again won in New York with a superior rating. The Choir was honored to be invited to perform at the White House! They offer Pre-Career Programs in Law, Engineering & Pharmacy and the Young Women's Entrepreneurship Program with a Professional Etiquette class students love -taught by Ms. Lawson. "Light to know. Grace to do." Great school and good people.

Holy Trinity Episcopal Day School is a well-established and accredited private school in the Bowie…read morearea. The teachers are focused and caring. The leadership is open-minded. The head of school as well as the division heads are working with parents and students to educate the whole child. The school enriches the curriculum through sports, drama, band and community service projects which involve the community at large. Holy Trinity students are accepted by many well-known high schools and receive scholarships for their achievements. If you are looking for a school that prepares your child for the future (Pre-K through 8th grade), visit Holy Trinity. I am sure you will like it as much as I do.

From the owner: Holy Trinity: An Episcopal School (Formerly: Holy Trinity Episcopal Day School) is a private and…read moreindependent preschool, kindergarten, and middle school located in Glenn Dale, MD. The Daisy Lane School is for (PreK) and High School Prep (grades 5-8). We proudly draw students from the nearby areas of Upper Marlboro, College Park, Green Belt, Cheverly and beyond. Contact our team for more information or to schedule a visit today!

The best little Catholic school on the hill in the heart of Cheverly, Maryland. I chose this school…read moreto educate and help raise my son for a full decade, pre-k through 8th grade. In those 10 years, that went way too fast, there was never a day after dropping him off that I worried about his well-being, safety, education, social interactions, Christian development, or overall happiness. The very reasonable tuition was money well spent. Would that these reviews had no word limits. I would go into depth about our experiences in each grade. Everything begins with a stellar staff. From my very first interaction with the pre-k teacher and aide on my son's very first day of school ever, I was put at ease. From day one all the way through 8th grade graduation, I felt blessed to have found this gem. When we were there they offered hot lunch every day, before and after care, field trips, summer camp, CYO Athletics, a super fabulous science curriculum, and weekly Mass. With hindsight now I can see that St. Ambrose prepared my son for the rigors of high school with its looming academic and social challenges. St. Ambrose helped my son become a better student and a young man who lives by the Gospels but never too preachy. He made lifelong friends and had soooo much fun while learning. St. Ambrose, pray for us indeed.

Our oldest loved PK4! The teachers nurture the individual potential of each child, and instill a…read morelove of learning by making things fun and memorable. We got a weekly email about what the class was doing. Beyond academics, I am impressed by my child's social and spiritual growth. The teachers model respect and celebrate diversity. Families are welcome to share their traditions and culture, such as Hanukkah and Lunar New Year. Many faculty members are parents of current students and/or alumni, so they care deeply about the school and it shows. The small community builds a priceless sense of safety and trust. My 4-year-old knew middle schoolers by name, and they were always kind role models to the little ones. Many parents are neighbors, so I knew someone would have my back if I had a drop-off or pick up emergency, or forgot show-and-tell day! The admin is hardworking, resourceful, and receptive to parent feedback. Our family is blessed to have St. Ambrose as our church and school.

Review for basketball gym only…read more The infamous DeMatha Catholic High School has been host for the WCAC girl's basketball quarterfinals for years but this year was a bit different. DeMatha's beloved, celebrated coach of the boys program for decades passed away in January. At the front entrance was signage that in Coach Wootten's honor, they were collecting used (but not abused) basketball shoes for the under privileged. Such an awesome gesture for an extraordinary coach/man. I've been to many basketball games in this gym and have enjoyed them all. They've always had the boosters and the DeMatha families working the front desk, collecting money and at the concession stand. Everyone is super friendly, even when folks have been eager to bypass the long lines and crowds. When packed, the atmosphere is electric and usually multiple college recruiters can be seen in attendance. That's what high school basketball is all about, especially at DeMatha where Coach Wootten built his legacy.

Stopped here for a basketball showcase recently for work. I grew up watching this school in the…read moreACIT, so traveling there to watch games was a totally different animal. Traveling with the team I will say I lucked out in a way bc I am not sure where anyone parks other than illegally in the street coming in and out of the complex when it is busy. So that could be an issue for patrons who travel and need a place to park. However, this will be a very big issue to find a place to park. I will say that the inside of this arena is that of a bigger division 2 arena however - their snack bar and seating was all filled and the inside and entrances were well lit by natural light and windows. The only thing that maybe either they are keeping original or haven't gotten to is the floor. It is the original heavily polyurethane yellow-tinted floor paint. Charming to me but kind of looks out of place with the rest of the place. Will be back