Brice Manor

We have had some amazing caring teachers for my daughter. The SPED is in incredible but doesn’t always the support they deserve. I’ve been to other elementary schools close by and the admin and office is welcoming. hesitate to give this school 5 stars now, mostly based on the administration. Another parent said what I feel perfectly “ What was once an inviting school with great parental involvement and support, because parents and families felt welcome, has now turned into a place where patents dread coming into the building. The office staff is not welcoming.” The counselor is awful, literally just there to clock in and out. She’s standoffish and curt. Doesn’t do much to help social situations with kids. The use to many screens for the younger kids and too much emphasis on testing. They have one time a year where parent can come have lunch with their kids at the end of the year and if it rains your screwed it’s cancelled and not rescheduled. I am glad we only have a couple years left. However I have had serious thoughts about moving to a different elementary school.

Germantown is a hidden gem in Annapolis. All of the staff is loving and caring, looking out for the students' best interests. There are many ways to get involved with the school, the PTA has a lot of volunteering opportunities. Could not be happier with GES, their faculty & staff!

Windsor Farm Elementary is a wonderful school with a supportive tight-knit community. Go Eagles!

NAPS is such a special place! The faculty is caring and loving. It is clear that the teachers love what they do. There is a wonderful feel to the school the moment you walk in the door. There is a joy that is palpable! The academics are strong and the children take music, PE, French, library, art, and mindfulness along with a STEAM class. Kindness is the culture at NAPS. There is now a middle school complete with extracurricular sports and activities.

Two of my children entered St. Mary's in middle school. Both were warmly welcomed by the faculty and administration and found friends rather quickly. My older child was two grade levels behind in math post-pandemic and St. Mary's taught her four grade levels of math in two years. She was able to achieve an A in Algebra I her first year of high school without any extra tutoring. The school has some offerings for children with learning differences, but they are not comprehensive. It's advisable to consult the administration to see if their offerings fit your child's needs.