Alright, I didn't even think it was possible to check in, let alone write a review for a…read moreschool...but both Brad B and Jeff W have given totally different ratings so...I'm here to make up the difference. I give LB a 3.5 star rating ( Yelp: we need a way to give a .5 review). I graduated from here, and my brother attends now. It's a secondary school (a middle and a high school). There are a lot of students in one class year...my graduating class was about 700 students. The teachers, for the most part, are great. However, they could use more improvement on the quality of teacher's and quantity of teacher's they provide. I felt like most of my teachers were running around because they have so many students and could not provide the adequate attention for an individual student. The guidance counselor office could also use some help, as most days and times my and my brother's counselor is not available. It's very frustrating to track him down to ask about classes, recommendations, and nominations. The school has many elective classes and extracurricular activities available for students.

One of the worsts school I've ever attended and I've attended a lot of them. Sending your kids here…read morewould be a big mistake. Be careful.

I like Evergreen because there is very good and easy communication with friendly staff who help me…read morewhenever I need help. The school is at a central location in Annandale near DC, and I haven't had any noise issues while taking exam at its testing center like the other reviewers stated. I used the ear plugs. The class schedule timing is really flexible (morning and evening classes) and the teachers are so nice..the teachers motivate you and are so fun. Classes are never boring. I love how there is a diversity of students here, so I can learn about other cultures too. The staff is like one big family and I like that.

I have requested a transfer out for my spouse. They did not do anything but keep asking for some…read moredocumentation which I already provided. I was frustrated and called in to talk to someone directly. They keep saying that the person who is taking care of my case is not there and keep asking me to send emails to different email. I could not hold my temper and raise my voice while talking to the last guy. He told me that I am a customer or anything, I am not supposed to be frustrated while my process is not done properly, and he used the F-word at the end of our conversation. What kind of school which staff F-king the student while they are trying to process their paper.

A little different perspective from an alumni. I feel that Bishop Ireton prepared me very well for…read moremy career. As an example, the book we used in Senior year for a business class was the same book we used in college in sophomore year for basic finance - same version. I achieved the SVP level at Bank of America by the time I was 32 years old. I attribute that success more to Bishop Ireton than to my college. Great high school.

2019-2020 will be my son's senior year ......it has been an AWESOME new beginning looking forward…read moreto the new journey

As a parent of a Westminster School graduate, I can say with confidence that this institution…read moresignificantly, positively, and permanently influences children's lives. My child, for nine years (K-8), grew up in a caring community dedicated to bringing out the best in every student. Westminster's teachers are passionate about their subjects and truly go the extra mile to help students achieve academic success. Even more importantly, the emphasis of the school, as guided by a devoted administration, is the holistic growth of each child. It starts with the etiquette and respect for one's elders that is expected of all students; it continues with opportunities for enrichment such as taking classes on public speaking. It "ends" with the 8th grade play, the last of nine annual shows in which those who have attended Westminster since kindergarten will have performed a major role and which allows students to blossom into the poised, self-confident, self-aware, and ultimately well-rounded people they have consistently been raised to be. The lessons and impact of Westminster really never end. I cannot tell you how much my son mentions his time at Westminster and thanks its community for building him into who he is today. As an up and coming professional play-by-play broadcaster, he points to the extensive public speaking experience he received at a young age as a key factor in his success. He also often speaks of accomplishing tasks "neatly, completely, and with pride," a Westminster expectation for every student, faculty and administrative staff member of the school. While it may be daunting to think of the cost of a private school K-8 education, Westminster School is extremely competitive and the education your child receives will pay immense dividends throughout the rest of his or her life!

Horrible. Rigid, unreasonably structural, not even remotely understanding of different needs. One…read morelittle girl (middle school age) wasn't allowed to leave her classroom to use the restroom. She actually needed to change her menstrual pad, but couldn't! Another child was denied a water fountain break after playing sports. And I could go on... The school is all about control and the headmaster's ego. And about school plays. . Please, keep your children far far away! There are other excellent private schools in our area and we are also fortunate enough to have very good public schools too.

Horizon Hall is home to the College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHSS) at George Mason…read moreUniversity, boasting six floors, and is centered right in the heart of the campus. CHSS's many departments and interdisciplinary programs are all finally in one place rather than being spread across campus. Inside you'll find active learning classrooms on the first two floors, among many other classrooms which are spacious and have enough room for 24 to 120 students, all rooms equipped for video collaboration to maintain continuity with hybrid learning. Plenty of study spaces as well as student service/resources available. Very impressive and well kept, as it should be, considering Horizon Hall was only built a few years ago.

I had such a great experience at Excel Health Institute. Ms. Ellen, the owner and instructor, is…read moretruly wonderful. She is patient, caring, knowledgeable, and genuinely wants to see her students succeed. I'm especially grateful for the confidence and encouragement she gave me. Just one month after graduating from Excel Health Institute, I started LPN school! Ms. Ellen helped give me the foundation I needed to continue moving forward in nursing. I will always appreciate her support and everything I learned at Excel Health Institute. I highly recommend this CNA program to anyone looking to start a career in healthcare. Idella Tah

If your looking to further your career this is definitely the school to go to Ms Ellen is a great…read moreinstructor and so Helpful in helping you conquer your goals I will definitely be signing up to take more classes

If I could give more than 5 stars, I absolutely would! This school is not just the best Islamic…read moreschool in the world--it's the best in the entire universe. From the moment you walk through the doors, you're welcomed with warmth, sincerity, and the light of true knowledge. The teachers don't just educate--they inspire, nurture, and guide with heart and wisdom. The balance between deen and dunya is perfectly struck, offering students not only academic excellence but deep-rooted Islamic values that will carry them through life. The environment is safe, encouraging, and spiritually uplifting. The Qur'an and Islamic studies programs are phenomenal, and the character of the students is a true reflection of the school's powerful impact. It's rare to find a place that feels like both a second home and a stepping stone to Jannah--but this school is exactly that. Truly a gem, a blessing, and a dream for any parent or student seeking excellence in both faith and education and even the Arabic language 10/10 would recommend--actually, 1000/10!

I went to this school from a few years, and it really changed me. On the good side, I loved how we…read moreconnected with the Quran and started memorizing it early. But when it came to academics, it felt like it was all about memorizing and repeating, not actually understanding or thinking critically. The teachers are some good and some not so, this situation resonated with me. I was once accused of something I wasn't involved in, and it became a traumatic experience that affected my mental health for a long time. I was interrogated about something I had no knowledge of, pressured to admit to something I didn't even understand, and made to feel guilty for something I didn't do. The emotional toll this took on me was huge. Even after the situation was resolved, a teacher continued to imply that I "deserved" the treatment I received. While I was there, the school environment felt more about fear than safety. There wasn't much room to express problems freely, and the atmosphere was isolating, especially since the class was so small. The academic focus was heavy on memorization, but without much critical thinking or deeper learning. I think that lack of a supportive environment, both academically and emotionally, made things harder than they needed to be. I share this experience not to attack anyone, but because I believe the school needs to reflect on how it handles its students, particularly in moments of conflict or misunderstanding. No student should ever be made to feel like they're guilty without understanding why. It's something that deeply affected me and still sticks with me today. حسبي الله على كل ظالم

Could hear all the commotion from my house. Decided to check it out since I wasn't working today…read more It was the first time I had ever set foot on the school grounds. The people were cheerful despite the look of the weather. Everyone that took part in the kids race looked happy and excited. Although I did not take part in the race this time, I am thinking about going it next year. The overall feeling of doing something heathly and fun, are two things not to ignore.

My son is a student here. The school offers traditional, comprehensive AP rigor for the ambitious…read moreand able, while also addresses the needs of students at all levels. All this, provided in a uniquely warm, family-like atmosphere that is rare in public high schools. As one of the smallest high schools in Fairfax County, the teacher-student ratio is excellent. Also, the international atmosphere of the school also stands out, providing an accurate reflection of Northern VA. He's been happy there. And with the emergence of the Mosaic district close-by, Falls Church high school is poised for an even greater future.