Pro: diversity, somewhat good sport team, vending machine…read more Con: gangs, bomb threat, bad environment. I graduated from this school back in 2012. The 2011-2012 years was the peak of this school. The basketball team were 3 peat champion, teachers were good, and student life was balanced. I have a sister who graduated in 2016 & a cousin who graduated in 2020 at this school and it has really gone downhill. Lot of gang fights, bomb threat to this school, and the environment turning very ghetto. This place now sucks and I wouldn't send my kids here in fear for their lives.

Made good memories and built connections. I would recommend younger students choose Springbrook as…read moretheir main option.

Watching Ponce de Leon men's baseball on a hot Sunday morning. Thank God I have my folding chair…read moreand can sit beside the nice bleachers in the little lit of shade.

The place is pretty good but the food is trash and they don't even have plates most of the time…read more The vending machine never works. this is a serious review not a joke

Jimmy C Best school I ever went to. Those Franciscan…read moreteachers were the best. Great in sports number 1 in football and baseball We had classmates that were the head of George Town Hospital Many successful came out of out class. Sure the nuns were tough but so were we but we learned i wish I could start over again. we really had fun and learned a lot. Those nuns were the smartest people I ever knew, They could even see out of the back back or their head.This new generation just can not hack the pressure I went there 60 years ago and I wish my children went there .

I went to this school as a 3rd grader which would have been 65 years ago, and it was not good then,…read moreand doesnt sound much better.. Cultures don't always change even over a very long time...kids got their hands slapped with a ruler, sent to clean the toilet if any misbehavior, silence at all times in the classroom was the rule....the nuns were miserable unhappy women who took it out on the children, screeching in anger, slapping children...this is 100% true and I have never forgotten about it--my parents took me out after 2 years...

We are new to the area and quite honestly we are coming here from a prestigious school district in…read moreanother state. We have had multiple people tell us NOT to enroll our daughter at Northwood however that turned out not to be an option. We enrolled her this week after several weeks of trying to circumvent the system a bit and I have to say that the atmosphere and people at Northwood are very comforting and welcoming. The school was closed for 25 YEARS and this year was only the 5th graduating class since re-opening. It is a small high school of only 1400+ students which is a good thing and we are thinking positively and looking forward to a good year. The counselor that enrolled us took a lot of time to talk about our student personally and try to fit her schedule to her in ways that would make her feel comfortable coming in as a new student which was a very unexpected and personal touch. Not at all bureaucratic. Only time will tell but our initial impression is positive!

I Love your HighSchool makes me laugh all the time I Rate it 5 stars just for you HAHAHA its so…read morefunny thanks for being so hillarious.

This school was the salvation for my son. Small classes and personal attention helped him overcome…read morehis learning disabilities and school anxiety to graduate. The new second story has allowed the school to add more classes. This is an excellent school in every way!

Amazing school with dedicated teachers who truly care about student success. The supportive…read moreenvironment and engaging activities make learning enjoyable and impactful

All the teachers in this school are so caring. It's a small school but everyone treats each other…read morelike family. We have retreats every year which unites everyone together and the corporate work study program is a great experience that has helped me throughout college. I was able to get more internships than others because of my resume.

Two boys matriculated through QTLC, oldest was there from 2yo through Kindergarten. Youngest is…read morecurrently enrolled and will be there for as long as he can be. It's like sending them to an HBCU as an elementary school. They don't play games when it comes to educating and providing a safe and stimulating environment for the children. At times you may feel like the kids are more of a priority than you as a parent, that's fine with me. The administration and teachers have always treated me with respect and courtesy; they will let you know what's in the best interest for your child, whether you want to hear it or not. Their standard curriculum for your child will be one year ahead of the rest of the region... so my oldest son came out of the school leaps and bounds ahead of his peers...some of his friends went to public school and their families had to fight for more advanced work to stimulate their children... If you care about the quality of education and genuine commitment from administration and staff to care for and guide your young child, then this is the place. My wife and I tell other black parents that it's the 'hidden gem' of Silver Spring.... I hesitated writing reviews for this place for years just so I can selfishly guarantee myself a spot for the following year........

My husband was enrolled here when he was younger and is still friends with folks he met here. When…read morewe had our child, we searched for a daycare with specific criteria in mind. I was apprehensive about this place at first due to the location. However, after meeting Dr. Crump and touring the center, I decided to give this place a try. I am beyond pleased with that decision. If you're looking for a place that emphasizes education, child development, administration involvement, parent engagement, safety, and most importantly discipline, this is for you.