This school has one of the nicest tracks in the area. It's located in a picturesque serene…read moreneighborhood. There is always at least one or two people there so no need to feel like you'll be all alone. Plus there are coaches and students around if you happen to be there after school on a weekday. If you need a nice track to run on, definitely check out this one.

Went to this place before. Is in need of immediate intervention and inspection. Children skipping…read moreclasses, weed in the bathrooms, and too many fights on campus. There are little to no consequences towards actual issues.

Seneca valley is the best hs I love how all the teachers love and care about you.the best schoolread more

I have been playing piano in the pit orchestra for QOHS musicals for the past 6 years. The kids are…read moresuper friendly and kind. I'm a little biased though because my best friend is the chorus teacher!

QOHS is probably most poorly run school I've attended there is no communication about different…read moreschedules days or certain events occurring. Also most staff is completely two faced to the students. My grades have been suffering due to the shitty teachers at this school. One of my teachers even threatens to smack his students. Another one of my teachers tells me to go for a walk when I ask about a grade that was not put in for two months. Not only are the teachers catty but the students are as well. This is my third year at this school and every year our school spirit decreases. I have had several mental breakdowns weekly because of these issues. Overall I would not send my kids here.

Happy my grandkin have this public school to attend - quality education and opportunities for…read moresports and band and all sorts of extra curricular activities that support learning about life, purpose, talents, skills, preferences, careers, humanity... of course there are areas that could be improved (as is true of all schools) -- here, there are more students than planned for the space. But still, the staff and faculty generally and genuinely care for the students, and the indoor and outdoor spaces are maintained, and the students are encouraged to grow -- as individuals and also as a community. Yes!

I have worked here for two years and absolutely love it. The students are awesome and passionate…read more The building is stunning (I have windows!). My coworkers are the best. Definitely a lovely high school to work at.

I never really give bad reviews but this school sucks. If you bought an expensive house just to be…read morezoned to this middle school thinking this is one of the top schools in Moco? Think again. The kids are all ratchet, bullying is through the roof. The staff can't really do anything because that have to follow a "code of conduct " giving students slaps on the wrist as punishments. I'm not even mad at the staff, if you can't do something because that what your boss says then that is what it is. My kid was transferred from Gaithersburg Middle School to here in 6th grade because that school was too crazy. (Fights everyday) to Rocky Hills, which is like fights every other week. I guess that's what happens when you move to a better neighborhood. Less reoccurrence of fights and kids getting jumped but it's still happening. Kids smoking weed pens in the bathroom or vapes. If your kid goes here? Talk to your child, seriously. Make sure they are mentally "ok". This school has changed my kid because the girls are like animals, they will "size you up" and try you. Fight you, and they group together to jump you. I have been up to the school multiple occasions, they know who I am. The board of education needs to come to every school in Moco and see what's happening. If it's happening here? In other schools too!

Why in the world would I let my child go to this school, when his local school is right down the…read morestreet! Crazy! So MCPS builds this school with our tax dollars and not enough children to attend the school, therefore they changed the boundary. Plus, their is always discrimination issues on the news.

I really hate this place. However, this place fostered many friendships over three years. Also…read morehowever, I don't like going to school, and save for a couple of awesome teachers, (Mr Kingren and Mr Lubin) I feel like I will never actually use some of this stuff in real life *cough cough* (algebra) but thankfully, I am currently in 8th grade, and I am almost out!

I really enjoyed my time at Lakelands. All of my friends were pretty drama free and nice to hang…read moreout with. I loved all of my teachers. The class sizes were usually manageable and the school is well kept and clean.

My son is in 1st grade and I am grateful for all the beneficial knowledge he is receiving. Just…read morewithin the first week he has almost completely memorized the ayatul kursi. This made me so happy I had to share. Alhumdulillah. May Allah bless the school and staff and their excellent Islamic program.

My family has deep roots at Barnesville School of Arts & Sciences. My now 33-year-old son attended…read morefrom 2nd through 8th grade, and today my 12-year-old grandson is a student there. We also enrolled three additional children just last year. Having experienced the school across generations, I can say with confidence that Barnesville has remained true to something very special. I have been so impressed with Barnesville's ability to preserve its unique character while continuing to grow and evolve. In a time when so many schools feel increasingly standardized, Barnesville still feels deeply personal, intentional, and rooted in a genuine love of learning and childhood. There is a warmth to the community that is hard to describe but immediately felt. The teachers truly know and care about each child--not just academically, but as whole individuals. That kind of attention creates confident, curious, and kind students. What stands out most to me is the balance the school achieves: strong academics paired with creativity, structure alongside freedom, and a respect for tradition without feeling outdated. It is rare to find a place that nurtures both the intellect and the spirit of a child so thoughtfully. For our family, Barnesville is more than a school--it's part of our story. We are incredibly grateful to be back and to see the same values and magic still alive for the next generation.

Teacher turnover is high. Administration lacks experience and is not professional…read more Academics are lacking. We were there from 4th -8th. If had it to do over again definitely not ok for middle school. One middle school teacher never graded work and when asked handed me a folder of four papers nothing graded. They let in many kids with issues without having the proper counseling. Language teachers were some of the worst my child ever had.

If you want to enjoy a diverse learning experience, then this is your school! This school has a…read morewide variety of pregnant Hispanics, horny white girls, and feisty blacks. Many of our students graduate with a high GPA of 2.2 and get enrolled into big colleges, such as NOVA and Radford. Another thing to add about this wonderful school is the exotic foods given to the hard working students. To finish this great review I'd like to add how hard working the teachers are and how they produce plentiful amounts of intelligent students. Thank you for you time.

Literally the best high school I've ever attended. The desks are mad e of the finest maple veneer,…read morethe café serves the freshest local produce, and the teachers are clearly selected only after a scrutinizing hiring process to make sure they truly love their students. This is one of the finest learning institutions around. If you live in the Herndon district I highly recommend you go here.