Attended BCA ever since I can remember. It is teaches biblical values and doesn't look at the…read morestudent body as a whole but looks at the individual. The teachers work hard to help any students in need. The school also has a budding international program that has grown rapidly over the last few years, and has grown to include students from South Korea, China, Taiwan, Japan, Gambia, Germany, and Lithuania. There are many sports teams that include basketball, soccer, baseball, volleyball, and golf.

this is suppose to be a christian school. but let me tell you, they allow…read morebullying.............. my granddaughter has been a student since pre k and starting in the 4th grade became a target of a girl that was extremely jealous of her. this girl anna did nothing but bully and make life hard on my granddaughter, and was allowed to continue it onto the 8th grade cause her family has several siblings in the school and they have money, which is the most important thing to that school. another thing that happened amongst the many other things is a boy threw a bible at her head and nothing was done about that either. my wife approached the principal of the school, mr wyant and asked him why these things are being allowed and all he could say was that its a learning experience that he allowed his boys to experience so they are ready to deal with life in the real world. finally my granddaughter is leaving the school, cause it has been allowed to continue for too many years. its pretty sad when you think your child is in a good christian school, only to find out, its only part of the name and not part of the practice......................

My daughter is finishing her second year at Hagerstown Children's School, and she has learned so…read moremuch! She has been reading since she turned 4 and can talk with authority about her favorite planets, dinosaurs, and continents. She is very independent, so the Montessori model of "follow the child" is a good fit for her. This year she began to manifest some struggles with emotional and sensory regulation, and her teachers (Ms. Susan and Ms. Allie) and the staff (Ms, Heather and Ms. Brenda) have been very patient, supportive, and creative as we work on these challenges with them and other caregivers. We are so grateful for their love and concern for her wellbeing, not only now but in preparing her to move into public school for kindergarten. Thank you, HCS!

If your wondering if HCS is the right fit for your child, go no further! Hagerstown Children's…read moreSchool has gone above and beyond our expectations. From the Administration to the Teachers and the new amazing facility, you will not be disappointed. Our girls have been attending HCS for a total of 5 years. HCS has done a wonderful job preparing them for kindergarten as well as nurturing the life skills they need to be independent. Take a tour today, your children are going to love it here!

Love the school, the teachers, the staff and the children! I always feel welcome as a mom at any…read moretime in the school and the classroom. I enjoy helping the teachers with copies and laminations as needed and the children really enjoy having moms participate in some of the classroom activities. I appreciate the fact that parents that have the opportunity are encouraged to play a part in the classrooms and not always take a backseat in their education.

I had such a wonderful experience with Widmyer Driving school!!! First of all, my drivers ed…read moreexperience with Mr. Randy was incredible! He was one of the nicest most personable people ever. My drivers ed experience with him was just wonderful. Then, i had my in-cars with two of the nicest people ever, Scott and Mr. Widmyer!! Not only were they nice, but they were helpful and understanding. I was comfortable the whole time with both of them and never felt nervous or unsure with their guidance. They also took me to the MVA, and i was able to see the driving test and feel SO much better/confident about the test. Any instructor you get at widmyer driving school will be wonderful, and i will be recommending them to everyone!

Allison Elliot is the best in car lessons teacher ever if I could put more stars for her I would. i…read more100 percent recommend her.

I had Miss Allison Elliot for my in car instructor and she was amazing!!!! She was so calm when I…read morewas nervous and helped me with so much!! I passed the driving test because of what she taught me! She really is the best, and I would recommend her for anyone!!

very good overall teachers because they do good thingd for our children i very much agree with this…read morebusiness the food there is very delicious and tasty

My experience with this school didn't go well. It is a very small school- and it is clear that if…read moreyou didn't 'grow up' in the school, that your experience will be vastly different than those that have been there for many years. I should have known from the sit-down that we had with the now-former principal Mr. Hobbs--- that the environment is borderline cult-like. Instead of feeling welcomed into the environment--- we were accepted into the school more as a point of caution --- and were repeatedly reminded that 'we don't usually accept students beyond middle school'-- and it was attributed to the fact that we went to a 'secular' school. It was almost as if they thought my child would taint their students. The stories my child would come home and tell me about the misconduct was actually on par or worse than public school. Most of it is ignored or swept under the rug---- and if you are one of the chosen families; those children don't abide by the same rules. Athletics -- I was appalled at Mr. Hobbs' obsession with the length of the shorts that the girls wore--- and coming to sports practices to actually observe what the young ladies were wearing--- it was downright creepy.. Its one thing to want the kids to look respectable and tasteful--- it's another thing to make them feel self-conscious and uncomfortable. Again--- this behavior was accepted and overlooked --- it was clear that 'this was how it was always done'. My child had so many inappropriate experiences at the school that when they would come home with another story--- I would offer to step in and was told that the backlash and retaliation would likely be worse--- so I stood down. One example--- a teacher at the school was talking to my child--- and because they were a newer student to the school--- they asked "Do you have a father figure at home?" This was because I, as her mother, always deal with school-related issues. But--- the negative connotation to even ask such a question blew me away. What became clear to us is that the people, staff AND students at the school were used to operating a certain way, and that included making racial, sexist, classist and other inappropriate remarks and there was zero consequence. I guess that's easy to do when everyone else there thinks just like you. So--- it doesn't surprise me in the least that Heritage had all the bad publicity with the sexual abuse coverup. They keep things close hold in that environment and they protect their own. Again, this is one family's opinion, but I think it's important to share with the community and let families decide what is best for them.

This is a great school! My children attend here and we are happy. There is a great family feel at…read morethe school.

Just finished witnessing the 2017 Winter gradutation ceremony for Kaplan in Hagerstown, MD, and…read morecelebrating my kin-daughter-in-law's 15 years of hard work and perseverance -- and now, her Bachelor's degree! His was her third academic enrollment in college, and honestly, the most supportive of all. Kaplan was fair in pricing and following though on promises (other places were not), and Kaplan provided her with quality courses and a great education and all the individual and group support she needed to earn her degree. And have to say, the organization for the event was amazing -- everything was so timely and well-planned, and it was truly a celebration! Graduations can be boring. This was NOT. They allowed the families to cheer and celebrate their loved ones hard work -- which is not typical. It was such a wonderful way to congratulate all these amazing students and the faculty who prepared them for this day and the family members and friends who have supported them along the way.