This school is so amazing and well done, The teachers here teach us well, and I think i learn…read morereally good from this school because of how good it is. People hate it but I LOVE IT!

The staff is very kind but it's really dirty. I went to the bathroom and I found Cheerios in the…read moretoilet. Some students even put lead in the outlet.

I graduated from this school in 2009 and I truly can say I received a great education and had a…read moregreat set of educators behind me that were sincerely concerned about my academics and future. I was in the International Baccalaureate program while I was here and I took additional AP courses as well. It was intense, challenging and a lot of work. Though at the time I hated it, it really did prepare for me for college, and earned me a lot of scholarship money as well. The diversity at Springbrook was something that I have now realized was a blessing to grow up around (after attending college in Miami and seeing how people there have no understanding of true diversity.) There was never a shortage of diverse racial and ethnic groups at SHS and we actually interacted with each other....get that! LOL. I've heard quite a few whispers that it's changed a lot since I've graduated and not in a better way but I can't speak for that....I just know that SHS provided me with an experience not too many of my peers have been able to receive. I'm a proud Blue Devil for life.

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.

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.

The place is pretty good but the food is trash and they don't even have plates most of the time…read more The vending machine never works. this is a serious review not a joke

We are new to the area and quite honestly we are coming here from a prestigious school district in…read moreanother state. We have had multiple people tell us NOT to enroll our daughter at Northwood however that turned out not to be an option. We enrolled her this week after several weeks of trying to circumvent the system a bit and I have to say that the atmosphere and people at Northwood are very comforting and welcoming. The school was closed for 25 YEARS and this year was only the 5th graduating class since re-opening. It is a small high school of only 1400+ students which is a good thing and we are thinking positively and looking forward to a good year. The counselor that enrolled us took a lot of time to talk about our student personally and try to fit her schedule to her in ways that would make her feel comfortable coming in as a new student which was a very unexpected and personal touch. Not at all bureaucratic. Only time will tell but our initial impression is positive!

I Love your HighSchool makes me laugh all the time I Rate it 5 stars just for you HAHAHA its so…read morefunny thanks for being so hillarious.

This school was the salvation for my son. Small classes and personal attention helped him overcome…read morehis learning disabilities and school anxiety to graduate. The new second story has allowed the school to add more classes. This is an excellent school in every way!

Amazing school with dedicated teachers who truly care about student success. The supportive…read moreenvironment and engaging activities make learning enjoyable and impactful

All the teachers in this school are so caring. It's a small school but everyone treats each other…read morelike family. We have retreats every year which unites everyone together and the corporate work study program is a great experience that has helped me throughout college. I was able to get more internships than others because of my resume.

My husband was enrolled here when he was younger and is still friends with folks he met here. When…read morewe had our child, we searched for a daycare with specific criteria in mind. I was apprehensive about this place at first due to the location. However, after meeting Dr. Crump and touring the center, I decided to give this place a try. I am beyond pleased with that decision. If you're looking for a place that emphasizes education, child development, administration involvement, parent engagement, safety, and most importantly discipline, this is for you.

I highly recommend this school for all the good reasons. They delivered as promised! Our son went…read morefrom being nervous about attending school to loving school - thanks to the amazing learning environment that Quality Time Learning Center (QTLC) creates for children. The school came highly recommended by parents whose kids (most who are now teenagers) attended QTLC. The word of mouth testimony from these different sources convinced us to give it a try and we are glad that we did! Our son did learn and grow a lot! He was always excited about his teachers (Mrs. Creek and Ms Amy) and classmates. He transitioned into Kindergarten this Summer and we are excited to see him put into practice all that he learned here (QTLC's curriculum is more advanced). We are still in touch with some of his classmates and their parents from Pre- K - thanks to the friendships cultivated here. Throughout our time at QTLC, the administrative staff and classroom teachers were very friendly and responsive. We really appreciate Mr. Crump and all the team members at QTLC. Please keep up the excellent work! God bless you all!

Finding Lowell has been a blessing for our daughter. We transferred in 3rd grade and saw that spark…read morereturn that had been dimmed during the pandemic and in her previous school. Lowell created an individualized learning plan that quickly helped her improve her reading and math skills. She found new confidence thanks to the caring, supportive teachers and staff. We've seen her dance in front of the whole school, perform at piano recitals, speak publicly, tryout for teams, and make many new friends. The family community is wonderful. It's the kind of school we'd been hoping to find for so long.

I am the proud dad of two young boys who are have come up through Lowell's Pre-K and are now in 1st…read moreand 4th grade. This school is incredible. Lowell has done so much to support our kids academically and socially, including during the difficult pandemic years. Our boys love going to school, and they have a vocabulary to express their feelings in amazing ways. The teachers are first-rate and the small classes and first-name basis with everyone has helped our kids feel like they are part of a real community that has a set of progressive, shared values. The campus is awesome, too, from the classroom spaces to the beautiful outdoor front field and playground spaces, plus being across the street from Rock Creek park. I was a public school kid, but my wife sold me on the benefit of a K-8 school, and I'm so glad she did. We are so glad we chose Lowell, and we know our kids will see benefits from the school throughout their lives.

Accessible and friendly place for students AND staff to learn and grow, and to belong. The…read moreprincipal is an award winning educator. The students have great spirit and also lovely manners. I enjoyed visiting this school.

Fr. Dan Leary, the pastor is awesome and rock solid on the faith. His homilies during Mass are…read morealways very good and oftentimes, he preaches the Truth, straight out -- no touchy, feely here. The parish is comfortably diverse. I attended an 11:30a Mass where the children were singing at the Mass. It was so beautiful and the kids sung their hearts out! The parishioners of St. Andrew the Apostle are very blessed to have Fr. Leary, a holy priest, as their pastor.