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

Not a business a school went for a sport event from another school…read more Kids played basketball in their gym

This school is amazing and the staff and students are friendly! Easy to graduate and catch up!read more

Unique, warm, super-effective school. So glad we found Linder. Our child spend three happy years in…read morethe lower school and is now also thriving in the upper school. Thank you, Linder!

My son has been going here for more than 3 years. They say the average student progresses 1.5…read moreschool years every year but he was academically behind when he started so he's grown 2 grade levels per year in nearly all subjects. We can't say enough good things.

Amazing school so cool omg i cried this school so beautiful amazing even i'd live hereread more

Made me want to end my life. Over capacity by 2000, lunch and learn is horrible. To much homework…read moreleaving you with no time outside of school

I went to Burgundy over 60 years ago. I was a brand new student, only 4 1/2 and a harpist was to…read moregive a concert. I happened to put my sweater on inside out and as we all left the classroom to go to the concert, the teacher noticed my sweater and sent me back inside to put it on correctly. When I came back outside everyone was gone and I didn't know where to go. I just sat in the playground, alone and scared and waited and waited and waited. No one ever came for me. That memory has stuck with me all these years. The reason I bring it up here is the hope that teachers realize what they do can stick with their students for the rest of their lives. And at the very least, it can mean 60 years of zero donations to the school. And a poor Yelp review. If I were a parent and that happened to my child, I would sue the heck out of that school.

I would love to give this a five star review, however another child at this school taught my…read morekindergartener FOUL words which were countlessly repeated by my daughter. The IRRESPONSIBILITY of these teachers to allow my child to be taught these DISGUSTING words is DISRESPECTFUL and TOXIC for my daughters future. Caraleigh will NOT be attending this school furthermore and was FORCED into public school. I hope your happy burgundy!

The faculty and staff truly care and want to help every student in need. There are not as many…read morefights as people seem to think. The counselors try their best to handle every situation. Definitely a good school for children in the area.

We have been with Browne since JK, now in 5th grade and love every ounce of the school! It is the…read moremost loving and educationally enriching environment! My daughter continues to come home every day filled with excitement to go back to school so I couldn't be happier!

I have 2 kids enrolled here and they have been doing well. Pre K program is excellent with Ms …read more Janet . She has been there for over 25 years . My son has been there since 1st grade he is now in 5th grade . We love the the diversity,the curriculum, the teachers are wonderful and compassionate. Excellent school !

St. Stephen's and St. Agnes School has been a great experience for my kids, who are in 4th and 6th…read moregrade this year. My 4th grader has thrived, especially in art where she has discovered a love of clay, and in science where learning is hands on and the teacher has brought in some truly fantastic guest speakers with interesting science related careers. The lower school campus is magical, with multiple playgrounds and big grassy fields to play in. Middle School on the other hand has been a big step up in academics and overall expectations, but my 6th grader is enjoying the independence and appreciates his advisory group as a supportive space. He recently participated in the district orchestra program hosted by SSSAS, tackling challenging music that left him feeling proud and accomplished. I think it speaks volumes that even my middle schooler loves his school. Both of my kids love SSSAS and couldn't imagine being anywhere else.

Please come talk to your new landscaper that's out here with the trimmer and blower for an hour on…read morewhat used to be a five minute job. He has his pants hanging down and he's spitting. Please remind him that spitting is against the law in Alexandria. He's been out here with a leaf blower for over ten minutes for one short stretch of sidewalk. Please explain the gas leaf blower ban and that if you have to use them to do it quickly. I'll be calling the police on day one of enforcement and it's going to be a $500 fine. He's been out here for a half hour now on what used to be a five minute job. Also be very careful about letting your kids play around the St. Stevens signage as he used a lot of weed poison there. And please, please, please turn down the ultra bright stadium style lights attached to the top of the building at night.