John R. Lewis High School

This school was so boring. But once I graduated I low-key felt sad not being here. Plus, most of the teachers are so sweet.

A great little school. The principal and teachers seemed to know every single student and family. This ES only has around 300 kids total so it really is a tight-knit community and the PTA is so inclusive for all families. Loved the Lego Robotics club and chess club after school activities for my daughter to participate in.

I can't say enough good things about this school! From the moment you walk in, you feel the warmth and care that fills the entire atmosphere. The teachers are exceptional—always going above and beyond to ensure every student is supported and thriving. They truly look out for the children, making sure they feel seen and heard.The office staff and clinic are not only bilingual but also incredibly welcoming. It’s such a relief to know that both parents and students can communicate easily, no matter their language. The administration is young, energetic, and highly knowledgeable. You can see that they genuinely care about the well-being of both their students and staff, always making sure everyone feels like a valued part of the school community.What really sets this school apart, though, is the tight-knit community. The families here are very involved, and it shows. It’s a place where everyone supports each other, from the teachers to the parents, to the students themselves. It’s clear that the school’s success isn’t just about education, but about creating a welcoming environment where every child can thrive.If you're looking for a school that cares deeply about its students, staff, and community, this is the one!

We truly love this school. The teachers are incredibly caring, attentive, and supportive. You can truly feel how much they care about the children and their growth. The environment is warm and welcoming, making both kids and parents feel comfortable and supported. Sadly, we had to move from the area, but we are very grateful we were part of this wonderful community.

My son attended this school for a month and was in one of the enhanced autism classrooms. They didn’t even have a teacher available for the first day so we got stuck with an older retired substitute teacher who had never taught children that young. Needless to say they were unprepared. I pulled my son from this school a month into the school year because he came out to me with fingernail scratches on his arm to which the teacher nor the two aides could tell me what happened. I never got the opportunity to speak to the teachers and they didn’t respond to any emails. The staff was not empathetic and tried to protect the teacher and the aides. He is nonverbal and unable to tell me what happened and they completely took advantage of that! We sadly moved to Fairfax county for the supposedly “great schools” but I experience none of this greatness. I would not recommend if your child is special needs at all.