I'm class of '97, my oldest sister class of '88. Additionally, Martin O'Malley's wife is an alumna…read more& their daughters currently attend. I chose this school because of the curriculum, it's traditions, it's service to the community and the level of decorum it promotes. This school is an All Girls College Prep Catholic school. The school is for grades 6-12. They've won the Blue Ribbon quite a few times. They teach girls to strive for excellence, loyalty, respect themselves (and others) and to be true. The college admission and professional success rate of all alumnae is over 95% for all graduates. If you care about the future success of your daughter and you have the means, this is the school to attend.

Our daughter is extremely happy at NDP and is thriving. Academics are challenging and rigorous,…read moreteachers and staff are amazing. Lots of clubs and sports to choose from, and plenty of service opportunities.

A small, kind community with top notch teachers, an incredible theater program, successful sports…read moreteams, and even a visual art diploma for those inclined like my child.

Hey, like any school, it is what you make of it…read more Work hard and Ivy league schools will want you. Do no work, and HCC will only kinda accept you. (but not really) The opportunity is there.

This is one of the best schools you could attend. I don't know if that one guy is lying about all…read morethose things, because none of that happens. It gives amazing education, great teachers and fellow students, fights for what is true and right, does a lot of service and etc. Honestly, no school in Maryland can beat Calvert Hall! Especially not Loyola... 5 FIVE STARS! (also therapy will not be needed, because they have mentors and advisors who help you through rough times. Thank you Mrs. Conley! And Mrs. Buttarazzi!

I may be biased as all get out and I will say this ahead of time as an Alumnus of the school, Class…read moreof 96'. Calvert Hall has such a rich and wonderful tradition in Baltimore area. I can honestly say I brag more about my High School then I do my college loyalties. The teachers are personable and of high caliber, the facilities are some of the best and for the cost of a private education in the mid Atlantic, you are getting an extreme value. I grew up in Harford County and didn't grow up around the most diverse community and what I experienced in my 4 years there has carried me through to success both personally and professionally that I want my children to experience in the near future. Not just as a graduate of the school but as a leader of people and someone who has a passion for improving and enriching people's lives. If you want your son to get started in the right direction before college this is an investment that can never have a value placed on it.

I love this group. I attended it when I was a student at U. Delaware, and I also lived in Newark…read moretwo more years, during which time I continued participating in this group. I am very grateful that I was allowed (and encouraged) to participate in this group when I was no longer a student. This time in my life was somewhat difficult, and I often felt lonely and out of place living in a college town when I was no longer a student, and this ministry group helped me to feel appreciated and feel a sense of belonging. This place serves weekly dinners, followed by services. I loved the services, especially when they had traditional hymn-singing. I found the pastor, Bruce Heggen, to be thought-provoking and to raise deep and interesting questions which helped challenge me spiritually. This group is pretty inclusive in terms of people who have different beliefs and faith backgrounds. Although it's associated with an ELCA church, it serves people from the more liberal ELCA denominations as well as people from the more conservative Missouri Synod, and everyone coexists. There are also a few people who show up here who do not have lutheran backgrounds, and I think the group would be welcoming to non-lutherans (I did not grow up Lutheran although I've attended Lutheran churches and are familiar with their liturgy and traditions). This group also does a lot of other things, including running a tutoring service. The also allowed us to use their space one year for dancing, as the Perkins scrounge closes at 10:30, and we had a few gatherings here in the dining area with dancing for a couple hours after the scrounge closed. The group also runs a fellowiship for the service of the hungry (FISH). I am really impressed with how much this small group does! I think their biggest service though is to the student body, providing a community gathering space.