Annunciation Catholic School

Wonderful principal. Energetic, active, dynamic, modern, innovative. No, they did not pay me for my comments. Sweet teachers who can connect with my child and many others that I know. Lovely families. Super after care activities many of which are free of charge. Chess, drama, Art and craft, photography and more. My kid loves his school which means a lot.
—Submitted by a parent

Annunciation is one of the worst catholic schools in DC. Don't be fooled by the location. I would rather home school my child that send them there. Worst principal, poorly trianed teachers and weak curriculum. Loads of turnover of families in the past two years and what few good teachers were there have left.
—Submitted by a parent

Annunciation was my foundation. It is the only school i've ever been to that left an imprint on who i am today. Its been five years since i graduated eigth grade there and i have to say it was an eyeopening, fantastic experience. I met my best friend there, i met my first crush there, i met my friends for life there, and i met teachers that you can't find anywhere else! The teachers are like family, and the atmosphere is so fun, loving, and open to all. The only bad part is i wish there had been more sports or extra curriculars but other than that, i have nothing to complain about, it was incredible, and will forever be a part of my history and life!

Also My son left that school and guess what he loved Annunciation Catholic Schools so much That he came back he cried to come back. I do not know what to do without him stop begging me to take him back and now's he's back he's really happy..!? and im hoping for more children to come to this school because this school is 5 STAR for me..!
—Submitted by a parent

I went to Annunciation from 1-8th grade, and I can't imagine going anywhere else. The lack in extra-curriculers is made up for by great teachers, fun and informativer classes, and friends I have made for life. The classes are very small, mine only had 16 kids. They have and aftercare, girls basketball team, library, band, art, music, and computer classes as well. Annunciation prepared me for High School, and the world.
—Submitted by Michele Berry, a former student

I attended Annunciation from K-8 grade as well. Although I agree that there is a severe lack of extracurricular activities and that teachers can try to be more open-minded, I feel that my years there prepared me very well for high school and beyond. I can't imagine going anywhere else.
—Submitted by a student

I went to Annunciation from K-8 grade. The academics are reaaly good and prepare you for high school. There aren't many extracurricular activities which was something that was always missing throughout that experience
—Submitted by a former student

i would like to send my child to the best mix boarding school in washington DC. The money isn t a problem because education doesn t have a price. please send me all the informations as soon as possible. sinceraly, aurelie armand
—Submitted by aurelie armand, a parent