3/3/20 It's time to vote at the Alan Leis Instructional…read more Center. It was very quick and nice to see so smiling faces. In the past few years the have done the voting at another property. I am glad the brought back home to when I am use to it being. I am glad I am doing this in the midday instead of the evening. Otherwise, the lines can get very long.

The Alan E. Leis Instructional Center offers advanced academic programs for Fairfax County public…read moreschools. Some of the programs offered include English-as-a-Second Language (ESL), science discovery lab, communications lab, music tech lab, technology resource center, performing arts theater, Japanese immersion, Spanish immersion, model school for instructional technology, FAST math (for ESL students), partnership with USDA Forest Service, Title I Program , Math Exploratorium Resource Center, special education program and an after-school Spanish Heritage Language Literacy Club. The center also serves as the 525 Walnut Hill voting precinct.

I'm currently getting my MBA in this school. As an international student, unfortunately we don't…read morehave a lot of affordable options, and I'm not saying WUV is super affordable but a little when compared to better schools in the area so that's the reason I picked this school. The thing is I can't wait to be done and out of there, if you're international student just know you'll have no support from staff, you won't be heard and anytime you need or question something you'll get hostile attitude from staff. I've been trying to take extra classes online and they claim I can't as an international student when I personally talked to immigration and they said they're allowing the schools to do that since COVID, they keeping claiming is against immigration rules when I called and have emails from immigration telling otherwise. Plus making me take classes that I've already taken during my bachelors showing that they don't actually care about what I learn. I've been looking for my options to transfer and my advice is avoid this school.

I'm a student of Annandale campus, currently doing my MBA, and i'm in love with this school!!!…read moreGreat professors ,and administration, always nice and friendly, very respectful too. Also i was surprised that during the break school provide food& drinks,( delicious!) Very happy.

Most of my associates degree classes were here. Sure I took a couple classes at Manassas and…read moreWoodbridge. Yet by and large most of my education there was here. Parking is a headache. Be sure to get your car registered, or park in a visitors spot and pay it. If not expect agony. Yet I'd like to focus on this campus, as I spent some time rediscovering where I went when I had hair. There have been a lot of changes, but much is the same. Friendly easy going campus, and the pond out front is as pretty as ever. What I liked about this and all campuses of NVCC, is that your professors had real world experience. They weren't some frumpy tenured person, who enjoyed adding their brilliance to the new expensive class book. Here most of my instructors were assistant FBI directors, or high up in public safety agencies. They taught so you'd learn and remember, as while test taking can be important, retention is the best indicator of an education. Have gone to other schools, but this one is a friendly place for all to learn. Am a big supporter of this and other community colleges.

I never take the time to write reviews, but IF YOU ARE A VETERAN PLEASE FIND SOMEWHERE ELSE. The…read moremilitary service department is absolutely terrible. The communication is seriously lacking, you can expect to receive one reply a week and they are never in the office. They also do not know what they are talking about and every employee will tell you something different about your benefits.

First, I read the prior reviews well before I registered for the training. I noted in the negative…read morereviews, the owner commented on each one with facts that were impressive. Now that I spent 60 hours in training there, I have NO issues withe the program or Mr. Bonnacci's training skills. He teaches with wisdom from decades. Old school, hell yes, and it was very, very necessary. He is outstanding, his company, very professional, his staff personable.

The security business is not what most people think. The images of a nondescript security guard…read moregiving directions at a mall, on patrol at an apartment complex, or checking bags at a concert are what most people imagine. But there's more to the job and the industry. A lot more. Security officers are professionals who serve a vital role and not one that is devoid of danger. A significant number are killed in the line of duty every year. Many because their training was inadequate or incomplete. It's a serious and hazardous business. A profession that can be unforgiving. So if you want to get into the business or keep your skills sharp, you need the best training available. The instructors at A Security Training Academy are the best in the Metropolitan DC area by far. They're tough and direct when it comes to learning your lessons, but that's what's needed if you're going to succeed and survive. They're in business to prepare you for some very serious work and how to get the job done correctly, professionally, and, of course, safely. The owner of A Security probably has more security-related qualifications than anyone in the region. And his team of instructors is every bit as dedicated to the students' success as he is. I've attended several classes at the school for various disciplines: Armed Security, Patrol Rifle, Tactical Handcuffing, Baton Usage, Pepper Spray Deployment, and Basic First Aid. At the end of every course, I knew I was not only more effective at doing my job, but I was also a more desirable employee at any security company I went to work for. Don't take chances with instructors or schools that are less experienced and knowledgeable. If you're entering a no-nonsense business like security or are continuing your education in the field, you need a no-nonsense approach to learning the trade. Your success, and your life, depend on it.

Absolutely the best cake I've had in awhile.. The cake is very moist and the fruit on it was nice…read moreand fresh.. I will definitely go back

This place is always causing a significant traffic back up for the surrounding area. There is…read moreconstantly a quarter to half mile line of cars that are always delayed because the school needs its own separate traffic up. They really need to figure out a better way.

They failed during Covid. Kids for the same non existing distance learning as kids in FCPS this…read morepast spring. A lot of other moms have pulled their kids and switched to other private schools. It's costs too much money for what you get. Their administration is a joke too. It took me a week to get ahold of someone in admissions office, I tried calling, I tried emailing, I left multiple voicemails. I understand you are busy, and might be understaffed ( which is surprising for private school) but it's just simply rude to ignore parents like that.

Having two school aged children we looked into and toured what felt like every school in NOVA. I…read morecannot more highly recommend ICS. It did take us a few years to get in because we didn't start applying until my kids were in upper elementary and middle school grades but it was worth every second of the wait. The staff is unbelievably kind and supportive, from support staff to teachers to the Administrators. ICS has wonderfully robust programming for a private school. They also create so many opportunities for families to serve and partner with the school. If strong Christian values and character building are at the top of your list for your family in a private school, ICS will exceed all your expectations.

Our son - Cody - enjoys Immanuel Christian School immensely! Now in 6th Grade, he continues to…read morethrive in an environment that focuses on Love of God & Jesus, Education, Family, and Country. The teachers and faculty stand out as World Class and truly care about the children in a manner that makes them feel special as do families. Christian values weave into everything and teach children how live their lives the right way which can't be found in public schools. The academics challenge students beyond all expectations, and our son feels energized to learn and excel. The Strings Orchestra provides a rich musical opportunity for our son whose talent as a violinist shines bright. Athletics and club activities provide many opportunities for additional growth. Our family feels honored to be part of such a special school and community. We most highly recommend ICS for Christian parents who want the very best for their children. Our beloved son deserves the best in life; ICS delivers the best!

I am trying out different massage schools. It's a way to get an affordable massage from students…read morecompleting their necessary hours to obtain a license. This is my 2nd student massage. I had one at a different school about 1 month ago. The center is located in Annandale at the Seoul Plaza, inside, 2nd floor. At the time, the elevator was not working, so I took the stairs. There is a sign on the elevator door, but its in Korean. I was wondering if it was an out of service sign...and it probably was, lol! Oncei got to the 2nd floor, I followed the signs and found the center. The staff person at the check-in table was welcoming. I had already registered online over a month ago and received a reminder email 2 days prior. The Masseuse introduced himself and showed me where to go, to get ready and he would be back. The Masseuse was professional and asked what areas needed focus and asked how the pressure was if I needed less or more. I asked for a relaxation massage. The Masseuse found the tight spots without me having to tell him. I literally melted. You never realize how tense your muscles are until you get a massage. I am trying to get them minimum once per month or twice. After it was over, he told me to take my time standing up. The website says pay with cash so I was prepared and I gave a tip. Some things that need improvement, the restroom. It is a shared office building with various businessess so the center does not have a private one. The restroom stays locked so you have to get the key from the massage center. The bathroom is just sadly rundown and needs some attention. Other than that, I plan to come back. I may not get the same Masseuse student, but thats ok. Since they're completing the required hours, they are temporary. If you're stressed out with aches and tension, come and check this place out. #selfcare

Student clinic was amazing & wonderful.. felt so blessed & grateful.. Definitely visit again soon~read more

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.

Place is dirty and has no quality. Management just want to take your money and noone helps after…read more Telling all my friends to stay away from this school.