My youngest daughter is graduating out of Meadowland Elementary this year. It has been a rewarding experience for me - again. Again, because my oldest child entered Meadowland in 1980 in the year of Mr Young, another in 1986, and now the 'baby' graduates this year. What a terrific group of people,
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Posted by a parent on 05/03/09
wow, I loved Meadowland as a student ..class of 87!! and as a Parent (a son in 4rth grade and daughter in 5th). wonderful school the only negative thing i can say about it is that it does little to prepare graduateing student for life at Seneca Ridge (which is horrible). Meadowland teachers are the best
... Read more and I have never been lucky enough to have that quality again in my post elementary education. Mr Young, Ms Wente (Jacobs), Ms Gordon, and Ms Smith you were fantastic... Thank You! Read less
Posted by a parent on 01/15/09
First year parent of a Kindergartner. This school has a great sense of community and the teachers express their geniune enthusiam and love for all the kids. Looking forwarding to the subsequent 5 years.
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Posted by a parent on 11/06/08
This is my fourth year at Meadowland and I now have 2 children there. Overall, I am happy with the education my children are getting. I hope that more parents get involved with the school. It seems that only a select few volunteer.
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Posted by a parent on 10/01/08
My son just started Meadowland this year and so far we are very happy with the school. The teacher seems very good and I think the principal provides good leadership. He seems very happy there.
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Posted by a parent on 10/01/08
my daughter started this year to go to meadowland last year she went to sugarland I got to say what a difference meadowland is the staff is really friendly and help full the security is much better than sugarlands and the school appearance is really good too my daughter loves it there she looks forward
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Posted by a parent on 02/19/07
We have 6 year old boy/girl twins who started first grade this year at Meadowland, and love it. As we did for kindergarten, they are in separate classes. We were very pleased with the education they received in kindergarten and are confident that they will receive the same kind of education in their
... Read more coming years. We can't say enough about the this school. We had considered relocating to a less congested area, but we are so happy with the education that our children are receiving that we are pretty sure that we will stay in this area for a few more years. Meadowland is a quality school, giving our children a quality education ~ which is exactly what we want. Read less
Posted by a parent on 09/18/06
Absolutely wonderful neighborhood school. My son will graduate from the 5th grade this year and he's been in the school since kindergarten. The teachers and staff helped him grow from a shy kid to one of the leads in the class play. He has blossomed academically and personally. Very high standards;
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Posted by a parent on 06/03/05
This school was wonderful. My daughter's first grade teacher was Mrs. Decker. We moved from a very low (academically speaking) school to Meadowland. Her teacher, helpers, principal, etc. were wonderful. By the end of the year our daughter was where she should have been for her grade. Her teacher
... Read more even called on a couple of Saturdays to see if our daughter could come up to the school for some extra help and stayed after school with her to help her. Our family faced a lot of devistating matters during this school year and EVERYONE at this school was there to help support not only our daughter where she needed it, but our family. Read less
Posted by a parent on 08/13/04
My daughters are 17 and 12. Both went to Meadowland Elementary School, under the leadership of Principal Dennis Young. And both were readily prepared to move on to middle school. There was always lot's of encouragement, and praise for achievements. Programs to reach a personal goal.
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Sterling schools — Meadowland Elementary School is located at 729 S Sugarland Run Dr, Sterling VA 20164. 729 S Sugarland Run Dr is in the 20164 ZIP code in Sterling, VA The school district for Meadowland Elementary School is the Loudoun County Public School District. Meadowland Elementary School is a Public school that serves grade levels K - 5.
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