LOVE this school! My son transferred to OH from a public school and I must say, he has…read moreexceptionally excelled in his reading, writing, and math capabilities. Not to mention, the staff, the headmaster and his family, are all so incredibly kind and an excellent reflection of core Christian values that I want my son to be influenced by. Ms. Weathers pours her heart into these children and my son adores her! She is incredibly sweet and my son always comes home talking about nothing but positive experiences with this teacher. I recommend this school to all my fellow Christians who want a solid Christian education for their children. They are doing it right here

Thank you Oak Hill Christian School for allowing our boys to grow in an environment where they were…read moretaught to live for our Lord Christ Jesus no matter the profession they might want to pursue!

Saint Timothy's is a phenomenal school! We've been a part of this community for 11 years, and as…read moreour twins get ready to graduate 8th grade, we couldn't be more grateful. The teachers and staff are incredibly dedicated, and the faith-based curriculum has allowed our 8th, 6th, and 3rd graders to truly blossom. The academics and community atmosphere just keep getting better. Highly recommend to any family looking for a nurturing, Christ-centered education!

I went to St. Timothy's from 1990 - 1994. While I really enjoyed the religious aspect of the school…read more(their religion classes were top notch) the educational portion of the school was questionable. I begged to be let into public school like my neighborhood friends the last three years of elementary school and even as a kid I was blown away by how much better the local public school was. You would think a private school would have more resources than a public school but this is not the case in Fairfax County where our education system is ballin. Many many many moons later, I had a friend who enrolled her kid in a private religious school and ended up moving him to public school a year later for the exact same reason I stated. The one thing that was awesome / appalling about St. Tim's was their utter disrespect for healthy school lunches in the 90's. They literally would cater our school lunches from McDonalds, Taco Bell and Pizza Hut. Oh memories.

Good. Not preachy in the bad sense. Good music. Good homilies. Great environment for kids and…read morefamilies.

33 YEARS OF BEING A PART OF THE RESTON COMMUNITY…read more As the number of families and Catholics in Reston and the surrounding area increased dramatically in the late 1970's, Bishop Thomas J. Welsh realized the need for a second Catholic parish in Reston. On July 5th, 1979, Bishop Welsh created the parish of St. John Neumann. The parish was named after St. John Neumann. On June 28, 1982, the 550 seat church was dedicated. It is located on the 18 acres of parish property off of Lawyers Road. Growth in the Reston area continued at an amazing rate, and soon attendance exceeded the 550-seat worship area. On May 23rd, 2004, the community gathered to celebrate the Dedication of the new worship space (seating 1150, with the original 550 seat church remaining as a secondary worship space). ... Vicky and I have been members of the St. John Neumann Catholic Community since the mid 1990's. We met here, we attended Mass each Sunday here, we married here in 2000 under Fr. Joe Brennan, we said farewell to our parents here, and our family & faith grew here. St. John Neumann is a warm, vibrant, and welcoming community with great diversity within the parish. It was this warmth that encouraged me and accepted me as I converted from the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America (ELCA) to the Roman Catholic faith as part of the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) at St. John Neumann. We have met so many friends here, we have participated in many community events as we ebb and flow as members of the interfaith community. Dinners, health ministries, Bible studies, and hypothermia shelters have opened our eyes to the needs of our community as we try to give back and share God's grace with others. St. John Neumann Catholic Community is a wonderful and welcoming family. Welcome home...

Would give 0 stars if possible. Had the unfortunate event of getting dinner this evening 3/26/06 at…read more8:45pm. Staff was incredibly rude, slow and ignorant. The to-go bowl container that I ordered was slopped through a giant mess of sour cream because the food prep counter was filthy and looked like it hadn't been cleaned all evening. I complained and asked them to please clean the bowl before putting it im my bag caked with nasty sour cream and the worker said I was being rude and didn't need to be like that. I said it wouldn't be an issue if they actually kept their kitchen clean. This was after a 15 minute wait to even place my order. Will never reti

Pretty political. The homilies generally try to be "mysterious" when it comes to political…read moreopinions, but it's fairly obvious they're trying to shame you. In an liberal area and with Catholics voting 49% Democrat nationally in 2018, it's surprising they're taking such a hardline stance on...certain issues and not others. Stereotypically Catholic. Guaranteed a speaker at the end. Masks are nearly nonexistent. A good alternative is St. John Neumann in Reston.

I have been attending Community of Faith Church for more or less my whole life. If you are looking…read morefor a church family this is the place for you. CoF is such a welcoming congregation, everyone will greet you when you arrive and remember you when you return. They are very involved in the community and support a food pantry each week for our neighbors in need. There are Sunday school classes, adult worship groups, a youth group and a choir, so if you are interested in being involved, there is a place for you. Each Sunday there are two services, 8:30 and 10:30 am. The sermons are very relevant and interesting. Rob, the pastor is wonderful. He has been there for my family during hard times of loss. This church is a nice mix of traditional and modern worship as they mix relevant topics and videos with traditional hymnals. At the earlier service communion is held each week, for the later service it is the first Sunday of every month. All are welcome at the table. This church is for those who want to worship and want to become part of a group of wonderful people!

Free coffee and cookies on Sunday mornings, in the lobby. A small, cozy group of people. Featuring…read moreadult bible study. This building hosts other congregations as well.

Best school ever! The teachers are extremely nice, I get along well with my friends, and the…read moreacademic level is great-A LOT of kids end up going to TJ, and a most of the school has level IV AA classes. My science teacher is the best one I have ever had and was awarded an award for being the best teacher in Fairfax county! No joke!

Builds no character and spends their money on facilities rather than on their departments and…read moreteaching in general.

First, racism comes from non-Saudis, and the school's bad reputation was the result of the actions…read moreof foreigners in it... Second, the school is primarily intended for Muslims, so it is obvious to teach them how to pray correctly and to teach them not to celebrate the holidays of other religions, and this is what public schools do. I have not seen a public school celebrate or support Muslim holidays.

Unfortunately I had to pay the tuition fee of $970/month for a bad experience with this school. I…read morenoticed there is a discriminations against non-saudi students also the teaching system is not profesional and teach students exterem things. I notice that they teach them that Christmas is bad thing, Easter is bad thing ......which I did not like it at all. I have to say that teachers are very nice and doing thier best but administration and principal are NOT professional at all. Do NOT get fooled about this school. if you want to teach your kids Arabic and Islam there is much better places than here. If you hear about this school just RUN AWAY.............................

Here's your un-woke review: A great church. I got saved in high school and grew up there. People…read morepoured into me there. Pastor Pittman is amazing, and he really loves people. The music is very conservative, but it's fantastically done. Brandon the music pastor is very talented. Great teen ministry. People do dress conservatively but I've never heard a message on pants vs skirts. People dress up for church there, because they feel church is sacred, but they don't turn people away if they come in jeans. People are friendly, but northern VA is not the deep south, just a different business culture in the metro area. They use exclusively the KJV, believe in salvation by grace through faith, eternal security, and other conservative Baptist beliefs. Honestly, it's a wonderful place with good people. Generally 30 min singing, 30 minute preaching.

I'm surprised that Franklin Middle School doesn't have a page…read more This is a voter location and there is ample parking for that. The facility is well maintained and clean.

If i could rate 0 stars i would. everything at franklin was terrible and i extremely despised my 2…read moreyears there. teachers? the only thing that improved at franklin was my depression. out of all the things i went through at franklin the only things teachers/ administrators would notice is if i was showing my shoulders.

Our Kindergarten experience was really good, Ms. Perash is the best! If you are looking in the five…read moremile radius, don't think, just go here.

Lots of red flags with this daycare. Owner has an attitude…read morewith people if she gets a whiff that you won't give her your money. I saw other posts on Google reviews about them not giving kids snacks. That's illegal, per Virginia state licensing regulations.