Daniels Run is a K-6 elementary school located in the city of Fairfax. They are a part of Fairfax…read moreCounty Public Schools. At this school they also have special education services. Some of these classrooms include Preschool Autism Classroom (PAC), Enhanced Autism Classroom (EAC), Early Childhood Class Based (ECCB).

the teachers are fine not really fourth grade would be a three star but not cause mr lawnfenere leftread more

I like it here cause of all my friends good job It's very…read moreclean Teachers are kind amazing Cool Amazing

We had two children in Rise & Shine for a few years. The staff is amazing and so friendly! Our kids…read moreloved going! The teachers are so caring and prepare students for Kindergarten and all that Littles need to know! Ms. Destiny, Ms. Synthia, Ms. Vanessa and more were so sweet and caring for our Littles. We couldn't get enough of the Disney party Ms. Destiny planned and other fun activities for the kids!

We have been sending our boys to Rise and Shine at 10185 Main St (the church location) for over…read morethree years and have loved it. The school is the perfect size - large enough that there are plenty of teachers and friends, but small enough that all the kids and teachers know each other well. I also really like that the church location is set back from the road and more discreet for safety purposes. My kids have always loved the outdoor spaces as well - even when they were in-between playgrounds. The staff is incredibly loving and positive. They contact us whenever there is any issue, but when they have had to deal with things that could have been frustrating (potty training accidents, unexpected illness) they have never made me feel bad or embarrassed. One other aspect of Rise and Shine that we love is that our boys have had the opportunity to learn from teachers from other countries and some who speak different languages. I love that their teachers contribute to their learning and growth in ways that I haven't even thought of. Highly recommend!

One day I was browsing the internet, and I found out that Kumon accepts 3 yo kids. My daughter…read morestarted the classes in December 2021 (she was 3 yo and 2 months then). She could count 1-20, but sometimes she was skipping numbers. After less than two months, she counts up to 50 in a consistent way. Better: she is having fun; she asks me for more homework. Be aware that you are buying the methodology and material, but Kumon alone will not do miracles. You need to guide your kid every single day (at least for young kids) to make it successful.

My two sons who were about average in math started to show huge jumps in math ability after two…read moreyears at Fairfax- East. Kumon works on foundational skills and thanks to Mrs. Kwon, they are now thriving in math when it really counts with all the online schools. I Highly recommend this center.

1,000% recommend! Truro is an incredible preschool. I have two kids there and we love it so much…read more The staff, teachers and community is more than we could have asked for. They really care about your children and their development not just academically but spiritually. I toured half a dozen Christian preschools in the area found them to be the most impressive and I have not been disappointed. This is our second year at Truro and we will have our youngest enrolled for another two. We are so grateful to have a top-tier preschool for our precious kids.

We have been sending our son to TPK for two years now. We have sent our oldest to other preschools…read moreand this place can't be beat. They have the very best teachers and staff who are passionate about loving and leading the children who spend their days here. They are very organized and kind in their parent interactions and go above and beyond what is expected by having monthly parenting classes, with childcare, for the parents of their students. They use play and experiences to teach children, while also helping add structured experiences so kids are ready to transition to kindergarten in a different and more structured environment. Their chapel leaders are also quite amazing and my son has learned so much about Jesus through their teaching each week.

Great elementary school. The Principal, Barb Messinger, is dedicated and very involved in all…read moreaspects of school operations. The faculty is top notch, with many experienced teachers who know the latest and greatest motivational and educational methods. The use of technology in the classroom is impressive.

I can't say enough good things about this school!The principal is a dynamic and strong and teachers…read moreare awesome!! We moved here because of schools and totally happy with Canterbury Woods elementary School! Thanks a lot for your hard work! you are the BEST

My cousin used to go to this school. It needs more design on the building and inside. It looks like…read morethe 90s but overall it's ok.

It's a fine school, the teachers were fine. The band program was pretty good though, and th…read moreacademics prepared me for middle school well enough.

Keene Mill is an awesome school with awesome staff! I visited this school for training and was…read morehugely impressed by the hospitality!

Excellent, caring, professional staff and educators. Students are happy, engaged, and seem to love…read moreto learn.

Parent / Guardian May 24, 2022…read moreDO NOT SEND YOUR SPECIAL NEEDS STUDENTS HERE. This has to be the worst school for special needs. My son attended for 3 years. I regret not pulling him from the school immediately when he complained of an adult putting her hands on him. She would pull him by the arm when he refused to walk with her. I complained and requested that he never be alone with her. Additionally the CSS principal is either uncaring and incompetent. The school has had budget cuts and no longer had a full time psychologist for the CSS kids. Instead they've hired very poor IAs and a woman who worked in law enforcement. My son has the same teacher for two years and she absolutely did not care about the kids or her job. It was evident that she'd given up trying.

I should start by saying I'm an educator myself and this was a bad experience. 1. Our child…read moreattended an after school activity and the bus from that activity came to pick her up. Around October my husband went to watch our child's activity about 30 minutes after she was supposed to arrive and she was not there. When we asked the people in charge of the activity they said the school informed them our child wasn't there. However she did attend school that day and we hadn't heard anything. We began calling the school and I was about to call the police. In the end, the school forgot to get her to the bus and when they discovered this, instead of calling to inform us, they called the activity place to come back to pick our child up. It took over 45 minutes for her to get to her destination and in that time we didn't know what was happening or where she was. We did meet with the assistant principal(AP) who did take responsibility for their mistake. 2. After my mother, a retired elementary principal went on a field trip with our child's class she told me I needed to volunteer to observe what was happening in the classroom. I did just that. Upon arrival the class was still in a special. I was alerted to their return down the hallway to yelling, noise, and one student running into various empty classrooms. The students arrived and the teacher left the para, who happened to be a substitute, with 29 students. I started pulling groups to read in the hallway. Each time I entered the classroom chaos was occurring. One child was running around hitting others, another child was flipping his chair and actually tripped me, another child took her book bag and hit it over the head of another. The para was almost in tears asking me how to call the office for help. I, as the parent, went and got help. All the while, my child was sitting at her desk almost in tears and begging me to take her home. 3. I called a meeting with the AP about what I had witnessed. She was upset and claimed she would fix things. I was invited to observe again and that time during carpet time one child went up to another and kicked her in the head. The AP looked at me embarrassed and said something to the child. No children were listening and it was chaos again. 4. During COVID I realized my child was well behind in reading. I needed to put her on a program to catch her up. If she hadn't been home due to COVID she would not be able to read. We pulled her out and she is now thriving.