Walter Reed Middle School

With two daughters at Reed at the same time, I have two perspectives. Both my girls are in SAS academies; one is a superachiever, the other gets mostly "As" but struggles with math, as well as anxiety.First, the good: SAS courses are rigorous and almost every teacher is engaged and excited to be the

poor supervision. Many incidents happen and no one is aware of it until children speak up doesn’t feel like a safe place.Most teachers are not trained well

I realize that their are a lot of reviews shaming the IHP program so first I just want to clear something up. First of the IHP is predominantly middle class students. They do not come from rich families, and the reason there is a test is to filter out students who would possibly struggle in the prog

I thought this school was decent at first because I'm in IHP, but if you look closely you'll see the darker side. I'll start with the bad stuff. My PE teacher thinks that not saying good morning loud enough if a punishable by law. If we don't say good morning loud enough we have to do a lap around t

Walter Reed has been a solid place for both of my boys. My oldest was in the Humanities Academy and my youngest is in the Individualized Honors Program. The school is very large but the teachers and administrators do a really good job of making students feel connected to their communities. They have