We feel so fortunate to have discovered Masterpiece Academy for our 8th grader. The teachers did an…read moreexcellent job preparing my son; the pace of each class was just right, it was not too overwhelming, and he especially enjoyed the lectures, particularly those by Mr. Chris. I even think he looked forward to his classes with Masterpiece Academy. When it came time to take the actual tests, he found them challenging but manageable. Thanks to the thorough preparation he received, he knew what to expect and how to structure his answers effectively. As a result, he successfully passed the exams for AOS and Thomas Jefferson High School. I highly recommend Masterpiece Academy to anyone looking for quality academic preparation. Special thanks to Miss Krishna and the entire staff for helping our children excel. If I could, I'd give them 500 stars!

Our recent experience with Masterpiece Academy highlighted a lack of experience and clarity in…read moreprogram execution. There was insufficient transparency around time commitment, what the program fees included, and overall expectations, which made planning difficult for families. Communication and coordination were inconsistent, and several processes appeared underdeveloped. Of particular concern was how a decision impacting a child was handled and communicated, which did not demonstrate the level of care, empathy, or age-appropriate judgment expected in a youth program. We hope leadership uses this feedback to improve structure, communication, and clearly define scope, fees, and responsibilities. Families may want to ask detailed questions about program expectations and policies before enrolling.

Upon thy hill of my school I believe it is great Although…read moreThe playgrounds are filled with hate I do love to skate. I wish my teacher were nicer I have a crush on this boy brycer Except he dont love me no more Mr. Tony does change my heart With out a doubt apart Stunned uptown thy fart Stumble upon and shart. Thy weeds grow taller and taller I now became thy father And leaving her without it a daughter. Short and tall Mort and mall Kort and kall. Rat is short for ratrick. Bike is short for Biceal. Sorry is short for Simon. Free thy soul.

Rose are red stone bridge is blue Rock ridge footy ball is…read morepoo poo Don't take offense it's all good Briar woods has a bad mood Loco boys are hot Broad run boys are not John champe is very nice looking While independence is booking ew Don't fret Toe Knee is not afraid Our founding fathers are following your maids Let thy bodies hit thy floor And Bloody Mary will be da Moore's Potomac falls is ug And at Dominion you'll get mugged Langley will beat ur ass And St judes has a giant pimple mass

Terrible. My children had a very negative experience. I do not recommend going here at all.read more

We currently have our baby boy in the NIDO program here with Ms. Justine, Ms. Amelia, and Ms…read more Tayeba and couldn't be happier. The photos and updates they send us make our day without our boy worth it.  Knowing that he's painting, climbing, working with puzzles, eating well, and making friends under their loving care makes it possible for us to juggle our work and home life. The advice on how we can also support his development with care recommendations, sleep ideas, and recipe suggestions is also much appreciated since having a baby is still so new to us.  Our boy is doing so well and it's thanks to warm guidance and prepared environment here at Guidepost. Thank you!

I love this school I only was here for one year and but best teachers and staff and principal hard…read moreworking making a difference in the world and but they need to UPGRADE inside and outside of the building seriously it hasn't been updated ever! It is time UPGRADE everything inside and out from the small things to big things plus have us travel leave about different cultures and make a difference in the community and need to volunteer at different organizations for all the kids and go to zoo's so we should help animals save them and some ideas and plus time to upgrade are Field we need to volunteer at animal shelters so we have then save them adopt them too seriously plus more museums learn about the cultures and plus work in food banks service those in need seriously so that we can help feel good about what we are doing for our community that is starting with kids teens and young adults I am just giving some more ideas to help expand the mind of the High schools middle plus elementary schools seriously and make sure all kids with disabilities get to experience the same things as normal students do too. We need to have famous celebrities coming to our schools so we can learn and ask questions plus teach us what not to do in life NO DRUGS NO DRINKING! Have our police and fire fighters need to come every few weeks and so we can remember things. We need have a day dedicated those with special needs and disabilities at broad run High school I miss you so much and my second home thank you so for everything I learned and plus come with students to Loudoun therapeutic ridding center help volunteer learn with clean and lead horses and etc clean the barn paint etc. Love Lauren

My great niece attended this daycare and when her mom picked her up she found her crying alone in a…read moreroom with bruises on both sides of her face yet none of the teachers saw anything which is sad because my nephew and his wife were paying good money for what they thought was good child care and immediately withdraw their 2 daughters from this disgusting place

I want to say merit school teaches nothing.. no proper curriculum and they just appoint anyone…read morecoming for job as teachers .. which is so unfortunate. They are very commercial just like any other. My 5 year old is not learning anything at school and he just plays and comes back.

Poor service. even if they do not care about poddy training. If they make mistake, instead of…read moreapologize, blamed my 3 years old kid.

Poor service.If they make mistake, instead of apologize, blamed my 3 years old kid. do not know how…read moreto teach potty training for my kid.

The tour was very well done however, the expectations were not clearly laid out. The potty training…read moreexpectations for three year olds is not clear until after you pay your non-refundable deposit. They expect the young three year olds to be able to potty independently which means they go their own, wipe and then pull up their own pants. They also have to wash hands independently. If your child soils themselves you are called to come pick them up. They say they do not help clean them up or assist the child in anyway. For working parents and any parent of a young child who is potty trained/training these are some very lofty and stressful requirements. The deposit is of course non-refundable and you have to ask yourself at the end of the day, how many of these are they gaining when parents find out the true expectations after the fact. But of course, there is a wait list...very disappointed and will not be sending my children here but the preschool happily kept the $125 deposit (tell me what happens to that money? )

My daughter is in her first year at Hope and I couldn't be happier!! I felt that everything was…read morevery well laid out in the tour and the accompanying paperwork so that all expectations were clearly set. Her teachers are wonderful, communication from the school is top-notch and the programs that they put on are adorable. My daughter is in the 4 year old class and I've noticed a huge improvement in her writing, coloring, cutting and addition skills since starting school. Everyone that I've met including her music teacher, office administrators and support staff is very friendly and really care about the kids. My daughter looks forward to going to school every day and I am very pleased with my decision to send her there.

Our 8 year-old daughter has been attending classes with Ms. Emilie for about 3 months now, and we…read moreare very, very pleased. More importantly, our daughter loves her classes, and would take them every day if she could. I've worked in language education for over 20 years, and I've never known a better teacher then Ms. Emilie. If you are looking to enroll your kid in a language class, I don't think you could make a better decision than to enroll them here.

Just by chance I singed up my three year old for a trial French lesson with Emilie. He hasn't…read moremissed a class since then. I can wake my son up in the car by whispering in his ear "do you want to go to Emilie?" and his eyes will instantly open, and he is out and running to his French lesson. Emilie is a gifted teacher and has a way with children. She can work with various levels within the same class and always manages to keep my son asking for more.

It's been a few years since I had my boys enrolled at St. David's preschool, but I cannot recommend…read morethem highly enough! The staff is incredible and very knowledgeable about how to handle each and every specific situation toddlers go through. If you decide to go with this preschool for your child, you definitely will not be disappointed!

I chose to go to St. David's when I decide to give my 5 year old son a "gift of a year". As I…read morelooked at the other preschools around I quickly realized that St. David's was the ONLY school which offered a program just for this. I did not want my son to repeat "4 year old " school. St. David's also has an outdoor program called "K-Wild" which is an outdoor school 2 days a week before his regular school. Literally you would dress the kids for the climate and they would be outside. With both of these options I knew that St. David would be a perfect fit. Last year I had both kids at St. David's and quickly realized I found my place. This is my 3rd preschool I have attended and by far the most warm, loving and nurturing. The community at St. David's is amazing. My only wish is that I had started there earlier. That extra year was the best decision ever and if you are ever on the fence about doing it....DO IT. You won't regret it!