Drexel Woods

This school is one of the best in Baltimore County.

The lil guy with the glasses who enrolls the children, is really a piece of work. He makes the process very difficult. He is rude and keeps walking away for long periods of time, after he asks me to get information. He isn’t really a person who should be in charge of assisting parents with the enrollment process.

My children have both had a wonderful experience at Hillcrest with teachers, school counselors and administrators who truly care and want your children to succeed. There have been a few issues in the past with administration, but that has been resolved. The new principal is amazing and truly believes in ensuring a great educational experience for every child. I would recommend this school to everyone.

I like this school and environment. Student feel safe and they have a huge opportunity to create their bright future.

Hi Woodbridge elementary school One of best school in ours comeinty The teachers and other staff very friendly and nice

I am deeply disappointed by the school’s decision to prohibit me from attending my daughter’s graduation less than 24 hours before the ceremony. For years, I have attended school functions without issue and was never informed that I would be restricted from this important milestone in my daughter’s life.What makes this situation especially troubling is not only the decision itself, but the manner in which it was handled. Being notified the day before graduation gave my family no opportunity to discuss the matter, seek clarification, or explore reasonable alternatives that would have allowed my daughter to celebrate her achievement with both of her parents present.Graduation is a once-in-a-lifetime event. Regardless of the circumstances, denying a parent the opportunity to witness that moment without prior notice caused unnecessary emotional distress to both me and my daughter.I believe schools should strive to support students and families while applying policies fairly, consistently, and with adequate communication. I hope the administration reviews how this situation was handled so that no other family experiences the same disappointment.My daughter worked hard to reach this milestone, and the focus should have been on celebrating her success rather than creating an avoidable hardship for her family.

I went here back in the mid 70’s and into the early 80’s when we still had nuns teaching and there was no screwing around. We were the to get an education and did just that. When we moved to the panhandle of Oklahoma in 1983 I got my first taste of public school. While there was still corporal punishment still dished out and very little screwing around allowed they were like 3 years behind what I had already learned at JPRS. Good luck to the school and all who walk through its doors.