Albert Einstein High School

Posted March 3, 2006

Whoever wrote the Feb 04 statement is completely ridiculous. The IB program is available to all students and if your child chooses not to participate, its not discrimination. Other acadamies are available besides IB and they are available to all students. Besides, the suggestion that minorities are not as well included in these programs is just stupid ecspcially seeing as how the minorities in the rest of the US are the majorities in AEHS.
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Posted January 31, 2006

While I can not speak to the overall quality of the AEHS environment or instruction, as a parent of new international/ESOL students at AEHS, I am spectacularly unimpressed by the orientation my children recieved: after a 40-minute wait in the office, a rushed visit with a clearly over-loaded counselor on the morning they started school. The staff I had access to were unable to answer my questions about ESOL class sizes and if there were other students from my children's country of origin, or at least who spoke the same language. Other MCPS high schools assign a fellow ESOL/international student to 'shadow' newbies for a week, and I was expecting a similar courtesy to help ease my children's adjustment to a new environment.
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Posted December 30, 2005

I'm a student at AEHS and Einstein is a very good school. This is because the students are like a family and are there for one another. There may be some people who like to stray away but for most of the student body, everyone gets along and works out theie problems without fighting. I would recommend this school to anyone. P.S ~There will never be other classes like the classes of 2006 and 2008 at AEHS! Home of the Titans! Einstein, its the place to be! The Red Columbia Blue and White!
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Posted August 11, 2005

The school is amazing. It caters to all the students and their needs. The teachers really seem to know their subjects and try to make a difference. This year we had academies and students progress was closely monitored. The new administration has been great and the overall enviornment of the school is changing. the one concern is the same parents are involved. there needs to be a way to involve the entire community instead of hearing from the same parents all the time.
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