This is my son first time going to camp. He's 5 yrs old. But he has been in school since 3. He…read moreloves going to camp on the morning. They go on a field trip everyday. Yes everyday! From museum to 6 flags to even having a game bus come. Its an amazing camp & the staff is amazing as well. They've made me feel very secure with leaving my son with them everyday. My son dad found this camp just riding down the street they had the advertisement it on the side of the car. This camp is giving my son a wonderful summer. Last but not least it isn't just fun. The morning is filled with educational activities catered to the child's age.

This is the greediest and most unorganized camp I've ever been in contact with! I called and spoke…read moreto Ms. Foster to gain information and register my child. She told me it was an easy online registration and I could pay online as well. I tried repeatedly to register but the janky website continued to crash while I was entering my registration information. It did however accept my payment. I called back to state that i has made my payment and was informed by Ms. Foster that I would receive a call regarding the welcome party & I could complete registration at that time, this was on May 30th. Camp starts June 25th. I call on June 19th to clarify when the welcome party would be since I was not contacted. Ms. Foster then asks me if I even paid or not? I told her yes, I spoke with u twice on the date I paid. She then goes on to apologize for not contacting me and states that it was overlooked....so when I went on say I didn't want my child to attend the camp. She then tells me that my $150 deposit is non refundable even though my child has not even attended the camp. They are greedy, unorganized, unprofessional, and taking advantage of people for their money! Do not send your kids to this camp!

I chose KU Kids Deanwood because of proximity to my new job. My daughter was just under a year when…read morewe started and she is now about to leave to start PK3. We have had a generally positive experience here. Teachers have always been kind and my daughter enjoys going to school every day. There is an app they use that shares with families what their student has done during the day such as what they ate, when they napped, activities, potty, etc... My daughter has learned to play with friends and because of the curriculum taught each day, she has grown and progressed so much! My daughter will be starting PreK 3 very prepared and we are so grateful for the staff at KU Kids Deanwood.

Wonderful, kind experience with diverse, loving community…read more My wife and I chose to bring our toddler (just under two) to KU Kids, and we've been very happy with the decision. We've believed since the start that the faculty really loved our daughter and always treated her with care. After the first few shy days and a few tears, she always entered the classroom with a smile and left with the same. Additionally, the community around the school has been lovely. Mothers and fathers alike are open and receptive to new friendships, and create a great, warm, diverse community. If you're in the neighborhood and checking out daycare options, make sure you check out KU Kids!

Our son was diagnosed with ASD and I found this daycare to be our solution! My husband is in the…read moremilitary so was trying to find something in VA or DC. Well it turns out DC county provides great therapy in an inclusive environment (meaning children of all abilities in one setting). He gets 30 hrs a week of aba therapy,speech, o/t, pt to DC residents. Our son absolutely loves it here!! Now he can feed himself, plays with other kids, follows directions and now even says a few words! Theres way much more I wish I could write like the services and support they provide the parents with. The therapist, teachers and staff are lovely and always helpful and professional.

It's a safe environment for your kids. Foxhall is a lovely family friendly neighborhood. I love the…read moreconstant pictures and videos we get throughout the day from the school. Also, I love that the children have a great outdoor field/nature space to explore. Indoors- the science, math, and reading are top notch. I love how my daughter's confidence has soared here.

I love MSOW! The owner and staff take great care of the little ones and the academia is top-tier! I…read morehighly recommend this school in a heart beat!

This is a solid camp. I think kids enjoy the sense of freedom and autonomy to choose what they want…read moreto do throughout the day. This is a camp that actually cares about working parents with times from 8 am - 6 pm without gouging for before care or after care. AND they provide lunch AND snacks! It's conveniently located within walking distance to the Van Ness metro station (red line). Thank you for offering a fair and thoughtful service for kids in DC!

Outstanding work by Moderator and Alexis Mundis NSTA Project…read moreManager Junior Science and Humanities Symposium www.JSHS.org https://www.jshs.org/ science, engineering technology and mathematics Biomedical Computer science and Mathematics This is where World is heading- highly intelligent, competitive students from various schools in the country- outstanding smart- on Things reviewed were: poster peer Review Awardees symposium of US navy, air force and 48 universitiesin brightest - for excellent work these great students, teachers, mentors and faculty members lead appreciation for dedication to young scientist poster peer review awardees: To mention a few folks from Asian Indian continent who lives here were: Esha Agarwal - pooja kasviswanthan - Ames high school life sciences Shruthi Ravichandran - There were great students from every state.

I visited my friend who is a teacher there and I was really impressed. Working in a middle school…read moremyself, I noticed some of the differences right away. Two Rivers, is a smaller than usual middle school that services a very diverse student population. The fact that they are smaller is a great benefit to the child as a whole. The teachers are very in tune with what's going on with each child there. They work in a "family-like" environment where the old adage of "it takes a village to raise a child" holds truth. The staff seemed very much in sync and appeared to be glad to be working there unlike other schools I have visited before. The building itself lends itself to be inviting and comfortable. From the types of desks they use to the color of the wall, this entire building stimulates you to want to learn. The walls are painted with a very warm blue so soothing and calming. each classroom has a teacher and a teacher helper which makes the student-to-teacher ratio very small. I took a tour and was impressed by the aesthetics such as the partial glass walls! But overall, everyone was very inviting and nice as I walked through the halls with my friend giving me a tour. From what my friend tells me everyone works very hard to get to know each child at a personal level and everyone is concerned about the child's well being. I would recommend parents who are looking for schools in the area to visit and maybe ask for a small guided tour to see the building. As someone who works in a middle school with about 1,100 students, I believe smaller settings are crucial especially at the middle school level and if you are looking for that then you need to go check out Two Rivers.

Two Rivers PCS, My…read morechild's first and last year. One would've thought after the new principal came onboard it would've got better, it got worse. First, Two Rivers starts at 8:15, and after 8:30 a student is considered late. You get15-minutes grace, but you'll sit on Benning Road for an half-hour just trying to get through the very busy, high- construction, congested intersection where all the schools in the area start at the same time. Two Rivers staff could do a better job with either starting school earlier, or having their staff to stand on 4th Street that will aid in a smoother traffic flow. There's one way in and one way out, and in the event of an emergency, time would definitely be a factor of life or death. Second, Ms. Chelsea, the new principal. Where do I begin? She has never formally introduced herself to the school-body. She's rarely at the school on-time, never accountable or available. She has failed many parents and is a disservice to the school. She's new to being a principal and it's more than evident that she was hired off familiarity. She probably was great in her other position at Two Rivers, but that's certainly not the case at Young. Maybe because she had two small children who knows, but she's way above her head in this position and the Two Rivers Community will suffer, because she'll never have enough integrity to own the fact that it's too much. Instead the school/students will fail. Third, the schools report card system. It's very subjective and holds no merit to the student or what's needed to excel with the standards of area public charter schools. It's evident that something is wrong, check out Two Rivers Report Card. No real preparation towards achieving in Science, Math, and Reading. What the teachers don't undertake, when their students fail, so do they! Fourth, the school is very racist! The schools grading system is in a scale of 1-5 with 5 being the highest. Very rare do children of color ever score 4-5s while for children of other races it's a norm. During showcases, the African-American children receive small parts while other children receive larger. Fifth, the school use Wednesday's for teacher-development days. It not only causes a very expensive after-school bill for parents. The teachers have not used the time wisely to improve themselves or students to become academic achievers. Basically, Wednesday's has become just another day and nothing has changed! In Two Rivers you'll get diversity, but that's it! Send your child(ren) to a school that'll challenge them academically and learning is fun. A school that'll challenge them to want to know/learn more because it's that exciting. A principal who will always go above and beyond to service the students, parents, and staff. A principal that is dedicated and accountable. All parents wants what is best for their children and their schools should mirror that! The same as parents should enjoy all of the comforts of being home, they should have this the same hidden nugget of cultural treasure within their school.

Do not have enough words to say how awesome this place is! Super friendly staff who are…read moreenthusiastic about showing you Turkish culture. From the language classes, to the coffee hours, to the movie nights, you will not be disappointed with anything you do at Yunus Emre

Currently taking free Turkish classes from Yunus Emre Institute. All classes are online due to…read moreCovid. The teacher is awesome and class participation is hundred percent almost. A great learning experience overall. Yunus Emre Institute is playing a great role in binding people together from different parts of the world through their common love for Turkish language. Would recommend everyone to learn Turkish through this great institution.