25880 Quinlan St
Chantilly, VA 20152

Staff & administration should be absolutely ashamed of themselves. This is not a safe school for students. Political correctness is more important than students safety clearly.

I have been a parent at JML for many years, and from personal experience, it is a fantastic school. The teachers are highly educated, engaged, and genuinely invested in their students’ success. The counseling team is exceptional—I’ve faced a few complicated situations with my child, and I always felt fully supported.More importantly, my children feel supported and know they have adults in their corner at all times, both academically and emotionally. Parenting and teaching teenagers isn’t always easy, but the school handles tough situations with grace and compassion.We also have a very engaged community and parent support network—sometimes it really does take a village. I would challenge anyone to find a better school. If you can’t be happy and successful here, I think it would be difficult to find that satisfaction anywhere else.

This is truly a wonderful school. The care and dedication of the teachers and staff shine through in everything they do. Some of the most exceptional educators I’ve ever encountered are here. While I can’t speak for every classroom, my children have been incredibly fortunate to learn from teachers like Ms. Pitzen, Ms. Mixter, Ms. Bennett, Ms. Capayachi, Ms. Kimball, and Ms. Esposito... each one outstanding in their own way.Even after a full day of teaching, these educators continue to show up for their students during extracurricular activities, whether it be a soccer tournament, taekwondo belt ceremony, robotics competition, ensuring every child feels seen and supported. And they do all this while balancing families of their own. That’s not just dedication, that’s love.The office staff have always been warm, welcoming, and open, like an open book to me. They genuinely value family and community involvement and work hard to highlight the school’s strengths and unique character to the broader public.The principal is a remarkable leader and human being. Despite the many responsibilities she carries (both as a mom and as the head of the school) she makes a conscious effort to be present in the lives of the students. She’s not just supervising staff; she’s connecting with her scholars (as she calls them). Her presence and commitment make a real and lasting impact on the school’s culture.