Brand new school just opening this year. Everything looks great. Classrooms are large and…read moreeverything is new.

Love Parkway. One child has moved onto middle school and we have another half way through Parkway…read more Have had a wonderful experience.

Such a welcoming feeling from the moment you step in the building! Don't be fooled by its humble…read morestructure--it may not be flashy and ultra-new as some of the area private schools, but what it has is heart. My children are challenged academically and they are nurtured spiritually. I am impressed with the strong moral foundation and the values instilled in each class, from the Pre-K through the 8th-grade, and I love that the focus on S.T.E.M. and technology development does not come at the expense of a classical liberal arts education. My kids develop strong reading and writing skills and participate in an arts program that is head and shoulders above what the public schools offer. We are not a wealthy family, but thanks to generous financial aid we are able to give our children this experience. Highly recommend!

Let me first start this review by saying I love the staff in the office. They all have great…read morepersonalities and they do go that extra mile when need be. But the cafeteria staff on the other hand is horrible. In 2013 we found out my son is allergic to milk not lactose intolerant but allergic to milk. I filled out the paper work all is well. But my son has stomach aches, throwing up and was admitted in the hospital. I go to the school put money in his account and tell the lunch attendant he can not have milk is that in his account she says yes. 2014 I go to have lunch with my son,why does my son have pizza? I go to the lunch attendant at the register and tell her about him being allergic to milk again. My son barley eats cafeteria lunch he packs but once in awhile he wants to buy lunch and he should be able to. Today I decide to go have lunch with my son and guess what he brings to the lunch table pizza! I was beside myself I go to the lunch attendant she apologizes and says she saw the allergy pop up but he picked pizza wth he is 7yrs old. I go to the office talk to someone in the office she emails the person in charge of updating kids allergies, walks to the cafeteria with me we look up my sons lunch account and it says allergic to milk, yogurt. The lady in the office was truly worried and did what she could do asap she even left my contact info so I could be contacted. I received a call from the lady who updates our children's Allergies and She doesn't seem to realize how important this is my son was in the hospital. His organs were enlarged , they could of shut down. All she can say to me is get a doctors note, why wasn't I informed about this in 2013 it's 2015 lady. I ask for the information of the person above her she goes right pass that by apologizing. I don't want apologies I'm past that point I want results. I have so many Dr bills from blood test just to be told it's because he is digesting milk somehow. Yeah he was digesting milk at school. I trust these people with my child and what does the cafeteria attendant do who see"s the screen that says allergic to milk, yogurt she lets him get pizza. Not once,not twice three times. I'm not stating anyone's name because they have a right to privacy but I'm defiantly upset I've been more that nice this is serious this is my child's life. I'm giving one star because of the cafeteria and their incompetence behavior. This is not a reflection of the school and office staff they are wonderful.

WONDERFUL staff and teachers. Always going the extra mile to do fun after/before school activities.read more

This is going to be long, but a must read!!…read more If you've been struggling with the LSAT let me be the first to say it has NOTHING to do with your intelligence!!! Read that again. It doesn't matter how many times you've took the LSAT or who got into law school before you. Your time is coming. I've took the LSAT MULTIPLE times and have a history of underperformance on standardized tests. I never understood why until I found Shana. I never thought for a second that I possibly could be suffering from test anxiety. Test anxiety takes on many forms, but Shana will help you through it. I've been working Shana for the past two weeks remotely and let me tell you she's truly God sent. Whether you're religious or spiritual (maybe neither) it doesn't matter, but she's truly a blessing. Shana is passsionate about the work that she does and her students. Shana is a teacher at heart and she breaks down the material in such a way that things start to click instantly. Shana not only helps you master the LSAT, but she provides you with test anxiety strategies that will make studying easy. I look forward to studying with Shana and doing my hw. When you work with her, she will start to peel away at the layers of your anxiety. This needs to be done in order to make progress. Your anxiety has been in control far too long and it's time to let it go. Even if you're not suffering from anxiety, adhd, or other learning disabilities Shana is for EVERYONE. Invest in yourself and get Shana on your team. Studying this time around is different. I can see and feel it. I'm much more relaxed. I still have a lot work to do, but I'm ready this time. Thanks Shana! I'll post another update once I slay the LSAT in March! P.S. I've used all the major test prep companies before. What is the difference between them and Shana? Most of the instructors have never been teachers before and only started after scoring in the 99th percentile on the LSAT. Now that isn't a bad thing, of course you want to be in a class with an instructor who aced the exam( in my opinion). However, just because you're good at something doesn't mean you're qualified to teach it. Also, if you suffer from anxiety, adhd, and other learning disabilities they might not be able to provide you with the support/accommodations that you need. Shana is and her work speaks for herself.

Wouldn't recommend - a lot of videos that aren't very informative at the same price of other great…read moreprograms like LSAT Demon & Blueprint. I tried it out and asked for a partial refund and was denied. Spend your money elsewhere for better service & value.

Sanabil used to be wonderful. But they recently overhauled the entire admin and staff. Half the…read moreteachers are not trained in education, the other half are struggling because of poor admin practices. The head of school has no educational training. Communication with parents ranges from poor and ineffective to completely absent. They keep making changes without informing parents, including a sudden change to the daily schedule, and when concerns are raised, admin dismisses them. I am so disappointed that I brought my children here for this school year.

From the owner: Sanabil Elementary School is a K-5 private Islamic academic institution located in Howard County,…read moreMaryland. Sanabil Elementary strives to promote the highest level of education in a safe, affordable and family-oriented learning environment. Sanabil students are encouraged to become innovative thinkers and leaders where they are treated equally with love, kindness and respect. Sanabil provides a safe Islamic environment for children to thrive and grow into well-rounded, responsible American Muslim citizens.

I recommend this school to everyone that is looking for a serious and true Montessori program. In…read moreMD any school that claims to be Montessori has to be approved by the state and has to have at least one Montessori-trained teacher. However, I have heard parents complain sending kids to Montessori is a waste of money because it's just a name to sell the school. So, not all state-approved Montessori programs have good quality of education. So being aware not all schools are the same, I toured 3 Montessori schools: Lone Oak, Manor and the Woods Academy. I found the Lone Oak Montessori on AMI website and Woods academy on AMS website. Manor was recommended by other parents and it seems to be a popular choice when it comes to Montessori preschools in Bethesda area. I took my 3-year-old son with me to all the tours and he loved the Woods the best because we were allowed to walk into the classroom and had very brief interactions with the students and teachers, to observe and also play some toys in the classroom while parents were talking to the director, Mrs. Gerber- who is very knowledgeable and experienced about Montessori programs and part of the reason we chose Montessori is because of her expertise and experience. After the tour, my son wanted to go back the next day because the classroom was just so fun and interesting for little kids. My son is happy every day and cannot wait to tell me what he learned in school. The teachers encourage independence, good manners, trying new things/food, healthy snacks, and creativity. They are caring and loving but also very firm when giving instructions. My son learns new things/facts each day and not just merely playing with expensive toys. For instance, he came home one day start singing "The family of the Sun," and talked about all the facts he learned about planets and I was amazed. And three weeks later, he started to learn the sounds of alphabets and try to read! The teacher told me she would advance any student if s/he is ready so there is no need to wait till 4 or 5 to learn how to read. The other pluses but not major factors are- 1) facility, it's a school so it has it's own gym, music/art classrooms, library, and playground. It's very spacious, clean and well-maintained. 2) it has PE, music and art classes once a week for 30 minutes. The school has a very strong art program. 3) faculty and staff are very friendly and they know student by names. I felt that students are given a lot of attention because of its small classroom size. The only downside is the tuition. It is about $2K more than other schools I checked/toured. We've been happy with our choice and would highly recommend it to anyone who is looking for a good preschool in Bethesda. If you want more information about the Montessori program, check out the blog: http://woodsmontessori.blogspot.com/

This is a very good private school in the Potomac and Bethesda area. I went here for Montessori…read morethrough 8th grade and loved my experience here. There were incredible resources and the teachers were awesome! I definitely recommend looking here for your child.

When we were looking for a daycare which was focused on early learning, we received many…read morerecommendations for The Garden of Learning. We have been pleased to see how our son has blossomed since starting there! He immediately started to impress us at home with what he has learned at the Garden of Learning, while having fun and building his social skills with the other children at the school. As a bonus, our child gets to engage with nature in an amazing outdoor area. Our six-year old also spent the summer there and loved her time there as well. She really enjoyed the crafts and field trips they took. Scotia and her team provide a learning environment which is kind, safe, and fosters curiosity and a sense of connection to nature and each other. We have been very pleased with our decision to join the Garden of Learning and would recommend this school to anyone who is wanting their pre-school aged child to be prepared to enter Kindergarten.

I had one of the best days on step up day here at the high school. By the looks of it I have never…read morebeen excited about getting into another school for 9th grade ever. I cannot wait to be here and i must say its better than brunswick junior high school by a million percent!

Well kelt grounds, good teachers, And clean school. And many sports fields. Great school.read more

Highly rated elementary school in Howard County as evaluated by the standardized tests .read more

Howard county public schools provide a great education…read more Atholton Elementary is in a quiet neighborhood. Good community.