I go here and I love it. It is a beautiful campus and is in the woods it's a amazing school I would…read morerecommend

The Bryn Mawr school has been my place of employment since 2003. I have seen many changes occur,…read morefrom administrative positions to the updates for our beautiful campus, and I am proud to say that working at this school has been, overall, a pretty pleasant experience. As an employee of the Little School (6mo-5 years), I get to nurture and mold the youngest of the students on campus. My Toddler class loves to ride in the buggies around campus, say hello to students & staff, as well as enjoy the many views and sounds that they encounter along the way. This is a place of great tradition and quality. Many who are employed here, like myself, tend to stick around because the experience is hard to replace, and impossible to duplicate!

This is an excellent private school but query what values are being taught here. The 2016…read morevaledictorian has now been accused of stalking and murder of a CEO in NYC.

This rating is for the Educational Forum hosted by Gilman, only. My children actually created a…read morethumbnail, in honor of it LOL. Geeks Rule Ok. My children attend public school but hehehe we get around... @Gilman, we spent the day learning stuff!! My son cherishes a key tag he learned how to make using laser cutting. He also learned yet another way to program an EV3 robot and built a reusable rocket (mom, I'm tired of EV3, I wanna learn programming for another robot). My daughter learned how to make natural dyes and both son and daughter learned how to make reusable rockets (the toy kind). On my end, I learned how to foster critical thinking with my children and how progressive schools are adapting to changing needs of learners. If you are seeking diverse perspectives on education, I highly recommend!

super small boys school. Have been associated with this school in many aspects. My son and grandson…read morewere graduates and were truly ready for college. the faculty were among the most caring I have ever experienced. send your son here! You and he will love it.

Boys' Latin (BL) is a terrific school. I attended BL, as did my son. Over the years Boys Latin…read morehas greatly improved its physical plant. I've heard my classmates assert that they wished they had gone to school at the present day BL, because the campus is so gorgeous now. One aspect of Boys Latin that has not changed is its nurturing environment. Teachers and administrators exude that attribute. Some independent schools claim to have a nurturing environment, but BL really does. Values and tradition are also imortant traits at Boys' Latin. BL began a boarding component several years ago, and it has been a good addition to an already fine program. Academics and athletics are top notch. To those considering an independent school for their son(s) I would recommend checking out Boys' Latin. I'm confident that you will be glad that you did.

I love this school. My son has been there since Kindergarten and he's entering fifth grade this…read moreyear. My daughter is entering Kindergarten this year. There are really too many things to list, but I'll try to. First, arts are at the core of learning at this school. The arts are used as a tool for teaching and evaluating students' work. The school also ensures there's recess everyday which is so important at this age! I absolutely love the community of families, teachers and staff. We are always welcome in the school. The day starts with a community breakfast in which all classes eat together, hear morning announcements and say the school pledge. Parents are encouraged to be a part of that. The class sizes are small, which is great for students to get specialized attention. And there's no boring worksheets. Kids learn in ways that are meaningful and fun. I can't say enough great things!

The kids run in and out the building with minimal security. The principal Tracy is very…read morequestionable as far as the children's best interest. In my own experience My daughter was bullied. It took me a year but I finally was able to transfer my daughter to a better school.

To start my daughter is 4 probably the youngest child they have ever encountered, had to be. There…read moreare only two staff members who are nice granted but definitely not educated enough on how to deal with childrens different temperament. My child has just gone through so many changes and adjustments. They do not have enough eyes to make sure sure your child is not being bullied, and then when your child acts out your child is the problem. Do not recommend they only care about the quantity of children not actually doing things with them. They put toys on the tables and that's it for two hours before and two hours after. Toys don't keep their attention span for too long. I wasted my energy and time on this place.

Our four children attend K, 4th, 7th, and 8th! We couldn't be more satisfied with the safety, high…read moreacademic standards, professionalism of the staff, and Christian values! We are grateful for Rock Church Academy.

From the owner: Rock Church Academy is a private Christian school in Baltimore founded in 1983. RCA is an…read moreexceptional preschool and elementary school in Baltimore with a proven history of high standards and academic excellence. We are now accepting enrollments for grades Pre-K2 through 12th Grade for both the current school year as well as next school year.

The best preschool in Baltimore. The teachers and staff are top notch. I wish they offered 1-5…read moregrades too.

Wonderful environment for learning. They love children here and you can tell from the moment you…read morewalk in. It is a caring, nurturing School.