Northwood Estates

Love this school my grandson loves it too. Hate for him to leave once we move. He is doing well and loves his friends. Teachers are good too this is his 2nd year there.

My two kids attended Quarterfield, the teachers and the staff are top notch. My kids were both equipped for Middle School

I have had a son go through all six years at Ridgeway, and my second son is currently in there. This school has hired highly qualified teachers who care about the students in their class and go the extra mile to make sure all students feel included. Mrs. Alvear is the best principal ever and the school has great communication. The PTA raises enough money at their booster thon to make most school events, including dances, free for students. Both of my children have taken part in clubs that have been offered at Ridgeway. We’ve been very happy with our experiences at Ridgeway!

This school has been a nightmare for my kids , the principal does not care about these kids , the teachers also dont care , this school praise about NO BULLYING , but when bullying happens they do nothing , ive seen my child get bullied and the teacher did nothing , i also complained to the school about a teacher touching my kids , the principal did not speak to me or my husband about the situation, i took it to the police made a report but of course they didn’t do anything , so i will definitely will not be bringing my kids back to this trash school ,ive seen way too many things happening at this school , these teachers just come for a paycheck thats it .0/10 for this school !!!

My experience at Arundel Christian School has been disappointing. In my opinion, the school places unrealistic academic expectations on students while offering limited flexibility. One of the biggest concerns is the requirement of a 75% to pass classes. While high standards can be beneficial, this policy can create unnecessary stress and make it difficult for students who are struggling to recover academically.Another major concern is how difficult it can be to transfer to another school. From my experience, the transcript system and academic policies can create challenges for students looking to move elsewhere. Families should carefully research how credits, grades, and transcripts may be viewed by other schools before enrolling. The process can feel much more complicated than it should be, making some students feel stuck rather than supported in pursuing the educational path that is best for them.Another issue is the number of teachers who seem to leave the school. Several good teachers have departed, which can affect consistency and the overall quality of education. It often feels like students are expected to adapt to constant changes rather than being provided with stable support.I also feel that the school environment is very family-centered and somewhat isolated from the outside world. Because of this, students may not receive as much exposure to diverse perspectives, experiences, and opportunities that could better prepare them for life beyond the school community.Additionally, I believe the school places a strong emphasis on tuition and fundraising. At times, it can feel as though financial contributions are prioritized more than student concerns.Diversity among faculty is another area where I think improvement is needed. In my experience, there are very few African American teachers, and greater representation among staff could provide students with a wider range of role models and perspectives.Overall, while some families may have a positive experience at Arundel Christian School, my experience has left me feeling that the school needs greater transparency, more balanced expectations, stronger teacher retention, easier transfer processes, and a broader connection to the world outside its community.