Imagine Foundations I Public Charter

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Top 3 worst people in the school morgan.Harris-- Aka the worst human to ever exist, Kamdyn Miller, andrew early gabriel biroonak

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Please do NOT SEND YOUR KIDS HERE my child was Hurt by one of the children from this school when he was at recess this has hurt him he is still recovering in 8 months since he has joined the school I had to take him out of the school.

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This school does a great job ensuring parents are informed and part of the decision making process. The teachers seem wonderful and have high expectations for the students. It's a huge campus, a bit outdated with some of the facilities, but the beauty of the greenery makes up for that. I highly recommend this school.

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This school is trash do not go here

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This school is literally terrible there was people running around campus and bullying people like -Andrew Early the person that cause problems all around the and they won't do nothing about it. The school and the staff do not care about the actual student they just care about increasing their reputation and the learning is a bit terrible. Some people had depression in the school, and they are scared to tell the principal about it. Overall, this school is a 1/5 and the 1 out of 5 it deserves only because this school has no school shooter which is good. But I still do not recommend this poor school. And the review is bad in the school itself and if you are going to go to this school be careful and have a blessed day and God loves you.

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In the past years, this school has evolved to be better, with better teachers, better principals, and a lot of activities, coming from a student.

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Posted: November 25, 2019

Good experience! The school has had its challenges with changing administrations. The Parent Advisory Committee is doing an excellent job keep the parent engaged and inform. This year, so far, is starting well and giving hope that Imagine Foundation at Leeland can truly be one of the top school in PG and Maryland!

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Posted: October 23, 2017

Leadership IS NOT effective at this school. Prior to 2015, this school has a history of not keeping principals. However, under the "incomparable" leadership of Lance Pace. It's with great sadness, that I have to admit, we'd be better off keeping up the tradition of having a different principal each year. His legacy is one of oppression, aggression, and vengeance. The vice principals, Ms. Lewis and Ms. Cypress, unfortunately, their presence isn't prevalent enough to endure the negativity of Mr. Pace with great fortitude.

Posted: October 23, 2017

Alot of teachers do go above and beyond the call of duty. However, they are limited duto limitations set by reality and PGCPS,

Posted: October 23, 2017

This school does not effectively deal with bullying as there are no real consquences to those who bully. Look at the suspension percentage. I'm not suggesting that a school with a high suspension rate is a great school school. I am suggesting that even though a school has a low suspension rate...how are they achieving that?

Posted: October 23, 2017

Overall, my experience is good. Great teachers, thus far! However, as it relates to administration...as with all things...an organization is graded based upon the leadership. In that respect, this school needs an overhaul. Administration should take the time to know their parents. Treat each indivdual with justice, integrity, and respect. To admit their wrongs however dwell on the solution. For example, in the past month, I've never seen our principal greet nor dismiss our students. That counts...to me...I understand, he can't be out there everyday during arrival and dismissal. However, twice should suffice.

Posted: October 23, 2017

The teachers do give students homework that's based on what they (students) have learned that day. I believe that homework should be a review of concepts taught during school. That's exactly what the teachers do as it relates to homework.

Posted: October 23, 2017

Teachers are effective at this school. However, the lack of support and involvement of administration is very evident.

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As far as for homework I rarely see homework and it is only from science and history where I see homework coming from

Posted: April 13, 2017

Ok let me start this off by saying my son is currently in the 7th grade and believe me it has been hectic.. First I would like to talk about the teachers. As far as for middle school the teachers aren't really the best. For example my sons English teacher can barely get a class quiet which I understand is more of the students but at the same time a teacher must stand there ground so students can learn. Now there are some good teachers but that's only a small amount. As far as for the administration it really lacks in school spirit and just being involved in the students of the school. So if you are thinking about sending your child to this school I would highly not recommend it.

Posted: March 26, 2017

As a veteran parent and an educator, I believe this is a great public school. It's not perfect, however it's better than most neighborhood schools in the school district. Character education is integrated within the curriculum, the staff turnover rate has decreased, and the current Principal has been in place for a few years. The Principal has high expectations and is a no nonsense type of person. Some of the parents I have met over the years brought their children from private school settings, and therefore have unreasonable expectations and/or misconceptions as to what should and should not take place at this particular school. All of their teachers are Prince George's County Public School employees, and are therefore held to the same expectation as any other school system teacher. My only complaint is that they don't have a high school.

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I love the Principal because he seems to care about the students. He's very straight to the point as well.

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Most of the teachers are good. However, I know of a few that don't seem to be that great.

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This used to be a wonderful school, however in the last couple of years has gone downhill. The administration lacks accountability. The classrooms are overcrowded, and the education is sub-par. There are teachers at the lower level who care, and work hard. However the principal do not support them. I am so happy I removed my child from this school. His teacher was great, but after kindergarten run...

Posted: June 29, 2016

Ive been at this school since Kindergarten and now am going to the 8th grade. All teachers and staff have been very nice and helpful. They help they are always there. I love my years there. The best school ever.

Posted: December 15, 2015

My child has been at this school since Kindergarten and is now in middle school there. Once you see through the smoke and mirrors they show in the 1st few years you'll then see that you were better off putting your child in the local public school instead. The administration there lacks accountability for their shortcomings but expects you as the parent to accept that! There is no real guidance there and they have a high turnover of staff and the princapals. I've had to pull my child out halfway into the school year because I refuse to let them taint his educational experience!!!! Keep this in mind when looking for schools, Charter schools are able to hire uncertified teachers therefore unqualified teachers in my opinion and that's why they have high turnover rates because once the newbie finally pass their test to be a certified teacher then they're out the door! It's a gamble with charter schools and sometimes your child lucks up and get a great teacher in passing but overall this school is very below average in my experience! I'd give them a 2 rating!!!!

Posted: December 3, 2015

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Awesome school environment and the teaching staff is great. I highly recommend Imagine Leeland Public Charter

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I have had a good experience thus far with this schools. Administration is very receptive.

Posted: November 5, 2014

Both of my children have attended Imagine Leeland since kindergarten (my son is in 3rd grade and my daughter is in 1st). Academically, the program is advanced and very challenging and I really value the academic growth I have seen in my children. However, like some of the other comments, principal leadership has been a huge concern. Four principals in 4 years doesn't provide parents, teachers and staff with a good sense a stability. I am actually in awe that despite the many changes in leadership that the school continues to meet state testing goals and the academics remain challenging. This school year, they have implemented Class Dojo which is a behavior tracking app which provides me with real time updates on my children's behavior. I get responses back quickly from their teachers when I send an email. In regards to behavior issues, my children get along well with others and respond to teacher/staff directives so I can't say much about that aspect since its never been an issue in my household.

Posted: September 11, 2014

This is my daughters first year at Imagine-Leeland. She's in 6th grade and we love the school so far. I think we're off to a great start. The teachers are very attentive and they challenge the students. My daughter is excited and eager to learn. Imagine fosters the growing minds of children and encourage them to think outside the box. Mr. Pace, the new principle, seems to have great attentions. It's a little early to comment on his new plans and incentives for the students. I do agree with the parent below in reference to accommodating siblings. I have a 1st grader that will prayerfully get into Imagine soon. To sum this up, Imagine is an awesome school and a great alternative to private school.

Posted: September 10, 2014

Our 1st yr and thus far very thrilled! Daughter hated school (reg. public school) but now shows so much more interest! She is being challenged in every aspect. So far very happy. This is what I remember when I attended a reg. PG school, a real school. Only concern thus far is based on other comments below the frequent change in leadership role, there is in fact a new principal this year the four star for now, he seesm eager and ready , I will def. update. I love communication via email with teachers! The involvement as a whole, thus far because yes I am proudly one of those moms The teachers make an effort to know the parent! it is disappointing that my son has to continue to wait on the lottery list though. An exception should be made for a sibling entering "ANY" grade not just kindergarten. We're 3 weeks in and so far doing great. At the other school where unfortunately my son remains, a few red flags have triggered my radar already. Def. the children here are different which I am ok with. I rather deal with than with rowdy, disrespectful kids & parents. Tuition free!

Posted: June 7, 2014

Academically, the school is sound. But there are MAJOR behavior issues that are NOT being addressed by the administration AND the parents- a lot of the children are very "entitled" and have no problems showing it with disrespect, the administration lacks oversight and communication skills. My son has been in Imagine for 4 years and instead of growing on all fronts, is academically sound and depressed. He will NOT be coming back for more torture with no recourse to the offending students.

Posted: April 27, 2014

Academically very advanced. Prepares students well to meet all the requirements on MSA testing. Math is very advanced and students are encouraged to read. It is a Chattered school wear uniforms! New Principal so cannot comment much about her experience with the school. However still needs some improvements in administrative communication between parents and school administrators.

Posted: April 27, 2014

Imagine Foundation at Leeland is an awesome school! Administration and Teachers are very professional and care about the students education and well being. The biggest part about the school is the great support of the parents. Together both parents and teachers have made this school PG County example of what can happen when both work for the benefit of the children!

Posted: March 19, 2014

I give IFPCS three and half stars. Academics are hands down the best. We have great teachers that dedication is off the charts. However, we have had three principals in three years. And its too soon to tell about our new principal. Since the FIRST principal left the school, we have behavioral issues that the administration can not or refuse to address. Teachers have difficulty teaching to unruly children. Not to mention communication between school and parents could be better. And now we just recieved word that the lease for our campus was not renewed after only three years. We have the potential to be the great school that we once were at Brown Station Road. I am currently look for another Charter school in the county but it beats PG County Public School.

Posted: October 31, 2013

Very poor experience. I began to type it here but without scratching the surface went 2500 characters over my limit. Poor communication between parents and staff, inexperienced lower level instruction, poorly secured campus to name a few. The new principal looks to make changes however, I couldn't let my child be the guinea pig. Their leadership has changed 3 times in 3 years.

Posted: January 8, 2013

My son has been going to this school for 3 years and he has benn doing exceptionally well. I feel that my son is being challenged in all subjects and he enjoys the challenge. The school is a very structured school, and there stop sign is a way for the parents to know how the child is doing. The school has a new name and principal but the model of the school is still the same.

Posted: June 2, 2011

I LOVE IFPCS. MY SON CAME TO IMAGINE LAST YEAR IN FIRST GRADE AFTER BEING RETAINED AT A PREVIOUS SCHOOL. I AM PROUD TO SAY THAT MY SON HAS CAUGHT UP AND SURPASSED THE ABILITIES OF OTHER STUDENTS AT HIS PREVIOUS SCHOOL, COMPARATIVELY SPEAKING. MY DAUGHTER IS ABOVE GRADE LEVEL IN ALL AREAS AND CONTINUES TO IMPROVE. MY SON USED TO BE VERY INTIMIDATED AND TURNED OFF ABOUT SCHOOL UNTIL HE CAME TO IMAGINE. I CAN SAY THAT THE TEACHERS TRULY MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF OUR CHILDREN. THE TEACHERS KEEP THE STUDENTS ENGAGED AND INTERESTED WHILE CONTINUALLY CHALLENGING THEIR ABILITIES. I DRIVE BOTH OF MY CHILDREN A GREAT DISTANCE TO IFPCS DAILY AND WILL CONTINUE TO DO SO WITHOUT REGRET. BECAUSE THE TRIP, TIME AND EFFORT IS ALL WORTH IT AND IT SHOWS.

Posted: May 9, 2011

This is great school, I am so glad my son attends this school. One of the major reasons for the success of this school is the Principal; by far he is one of the most dedicated educational professionals I have ever met. He is inspiring on so many levels. The manner in which he treats the students should be commended. I will say that there is a lot of homework at this school and I believe that is at every grade level at the school and it can be a bit overwhelming, but after a while you get used to it. If you send your child to Imagine Foundation Public Charter School you can expect them to be challenged like they have never been challenged before. If you have high academic expectations for your child then this is charter school is for you. You will find that the students are reading at high levels, the parents are involved and the teachers really push the kids. I will say that every now and then they do get a bit over zealous with reporting your child s bad behavior but I guess if you warn and talk to your kids then you are good. Other than that this school is a great school.

Posted: May 9, 2010

I give the academic goals five stars. I believe that this school is striving to surpass the stigma that plagues the PGC schools. However, I think that in an effort to supass those goals the kids aren't given time to really grasp all the knowlege they are given. The kindergartners receive great learning plans, but too much homework (HOURS every night) can sway a 5 yr old whose been in school all day to push away from the idea of school. School is very awesome, but too much pressure. Slow down IFPCS!