A nice assortment of foods that are served up nice and quick if you're a student on the go or just…read moreon the go. We choose Moby Dick's and it was so good!

Qdoba is life. I get it all the time. The little convenience store is convenient. Although, I don't…read moreappreciate all the construction going around campus.

On the campus of a private elementary school connected to the Washington National Cathedral is one…read moreof the city's best playgrounds. If you're a parent of a child between the ages of 2-8, this is the place to be...when it's open to the public. Here are all the details: 1) Hours: It's open when school is not in session. That means on weekends and during school breaks. (Check their website for their break schedule. For example, Winter Break 2021 ran from December 18th through January 2nd.) A few neighbors report it's open during the week in the evening. 2) Space: It's one large, tiered open area completely fenced in. There's a large turf area perfect for running around or soccer. There are different levels with plenty of areas to sit for parents. 3) Equipment: The most popular items are the zip line, a two-level fast slide and a rope tunnel course. They also have swings, lots of climbing equipment, a wooden bear, gargoyles art, a bear cave, two sand pits and so much more. My four-year-old daughter spends hours here without ever getting bored. 4) Parking: There's a small parking lot at the school. If it's full, easy street parking nearby can be found. One thing I didn't see while there are bathrooms. If you really need to go, walk north along nearby Wisconsin Avenue to local restaurants.

This elementary school is the best, there are so many activities for kids to do and they will have…read moreso much fun at beauvoir!!!

What an amazing event in the historic Cramton Auditorium. Attended my son CEA Graduation. It was…read moreperfect, no nonsense, just a good time of people celebrating their kids. Seats were surprisingly comfy, for a 2.5hr graduation. This building has been kept up and I'm glad to sit in such a historic building.

I hadn't been to Cramton Auditorium in quite some time, so attending my sorority's 113th Founders…read moreDay Celebration was a pleasant reintroduction. The upgrades to the space are noticeable and very well done. The modernizations strike a nice balance--updated without losing the character of the venue. What stood out most was the sound system. The acoustics were excellent, which made a huge difference for both the live band and the comedy act. Every note and punchline landed clearly, regardless of where you were seated, and the overall audio quality felt professional and intentional. The refreshed feel of the auditorium made the event feel elevated and special, which is exactly what you want for a milestone celebration. It's clear that thought was put into improving both the audience experience and performance quality. If you haven't been in a while, the updates alone are worth a return visit.

Review is for basketball gym only…read more Georgetown Day was host to the DCSAA basketball quarterfinals because the St. John's College High School Gym is under construction. This presented a neutral site between SJC and Georgetown Visitation. The hospitality was fantastic! The gym was huge and the warm up music was on point to get the girls fired up. In fact, this place gets five stars for the mere fact they provide plentiful, underground parking for patrons.

I'm actually rating this as an event location. I just went to an intimate wedding here last night,…read moreand the place is truly a hidden gem. The ceremony was outside, among the trees. Dinner was served outside on a terrace, but I'm not sure what the name of the building was. Dancing was inside in a wooden hall with a fireplace and a portrait of an academic who I do not recognize, but I am sure the WIS students could help me out. The catering staff was awesome. If you're getting married in the District and you have less than 100 people attending, I would check this place out!

Wis has built its name only over the fact that people from IMF and world bank are sent there. Many…read moreif them, though are trying to get out as the fees are increasing. But the school is a long term commitment since the ib program is behind and slower than other school curricula so people are usually unhappy and stuck in the school . Besides, the management is messed up and the staff is completely focused on raising money and disrespecting all the families who cannot pay large donations

Awesome author events make sure you check for more info. Parking is reasonable there is always a…read morespot nearby. This is DC so don't expect to not have to look a little. I did notice a garage although i'm not sure how much they charge. I will be returning for more events.

Great experience here. Definitely shaped me into me. Lots of fun. Diversity and love is key here…read more The teachers are passionate and dedicated. The campus is fantastic and the campus is prestigious. Keep it up

Brand new (120 million) campus with very WHITE interior. Reminds me of a sensory deprivation…read morechamber. Everything was very clean and sterile feeling. The entire campus is in one block. You can get from building to building easily and everyone seamed very pleasant. Finding your way about is a bit of a challenge due to it being very new. There were paper signs are up currently waiting for the final ones to be put up. The staff was very helpful and the library was great. It even has a sun deck off the library to get some fresh air when you wish. It looks like my daughter will be coming to this school and the more I have talked about in around DC the more people have praised it.

Amazing new campus! There are five moot court rooms, a spacious new library, and top of the line…read moreeveeything. It makes a great venue for conferences and competitions. The only complaint I have is that the signage is not clear and it is difficult to navigate the campus if you are a first time visitor. Convenient to the metro (red line) and bus stops.

Excellent school in the Catholic tradition, but welcoming to all religions. My daughter is…read moregraduating this year from 8th grade and she is well prepared to move on to high school thanks to the rigorous curriculum and caring, knowledgeable teachers and administration. We will greatly miss the St Jane DeChantal family as our daughter begins her high school journey well prepared thanks to the wonderful staff at DeChantal!

I am currently attending this school, awesome teachers, excellent community, and great food…read more However, they do not have a bike rack, which for a neighborhood school, I find crazy, especially with PE shut down due to corona, biking would be a great way to encourage physical activities, however, without a bike rack, no one bikes to and from school. Also I will happily take this post down, if you install a bike rack.