Washington, D.C.’s Forest Hills and North Cleveland Park are of two quiet neighborhoods framed by the scenic Rock Creek Park. Home to the University of D.C.’s Van Ness campus. North Cleveland Park was originally part of a summer estate built by former President Grover Cleveland in the 1880s. Today, the boundaries of North Cleveland Park are Albemarle Street, Tilden and Upton Streets, Wisconsin and Nebraska Avenues, and Connecticut Avenue. Forest Hills is located between Connecticut Avenue and Rock Creek Park. Both communities are served by the Van Ness-UDC station of the Washington Metro Red Line. The area, less than five miles north of Downtown, is characterized by 1920s apartment houses, beautiful townhouses and large single-family homes. Small retail areas provide for the daily conveniences, while larger shopping centers, like the Mazza Galleria, are just a few Metro stops away. The population of Forest Hills and North Cleveland Park is roughly 15,000. Local points of interest include the University of D.C.’s Van Ness campus and Howard University’s Law School. As with all of D.C., public education in Forest Hills, North Cleveland Park & Van Ness are provided by District of Columbia Public Schools. Campuses in the area include Murch Elementary, Deal Junior High School and Woodrow Wilson Senior High School. Combined, these schools serve an enrollment of about 2,800 students. Several organizations also offer private education programs.