I prayed for a school like this!! We are completing our first year at this school and it has changed our daughter's life. This program has taught her to be a intelligent, confident, socially responsible individual who loves life and school. This is a different experience for us since my daughter has ADD and has never before loved school!! Feel free to contact the school and ask if they will put you in touch with me. I do not work there!! I found this program in the yellow pages, but I would be willing to talk to anyone who feels "lost like we have". I feel my child is safe, while learning and having fun, making friends and having new exciting experiences. I would recommend this program to anyone!‎

The staff here is clearly underpaid and over worked. When my child left here he was way below the state average. Don't go here! I know many people who have recently pulled their kids out. Then they have a nerve to expand.‎

After studying Montessori, you begin to learn that the inner motivation that a child gains from the philosophy that s/he learns offers him/her a great advantage in life. Perhaps it is difficult to see this at first, and I know it ...

This is a beautiful system for anyone who cares about giving their child more than just academics in school. These kids are respectful, peaceful, and kind. I love watching them work. It isn't like anything you've ever seen before. ...

If you are looking for a school that will teach your children in a way that you have never experienced yourself and probably won't understand, this is the school for you. The Montessori methods of teaching create a self-guided educational experience for your children. If your child feels like sitting in a corner all day playing with a hammer, he will. If he feels like learning about the alphabet, he can do that, too. Although the actual methodology behind the way they teach phonics and math is interesting, you just have to hope your kids will express a desire to hear about it. It was just a little too out there for my tastes. The instructors came across a bit flaky, though very dedicated to the Montessorian way. The school is also very expensive and requires uniforms for all ages because if a child wears an Incredible Hulk t-shirt, he will want to act like the Incredible Hulk. I don't agree. My son wears Nemo pajamas to bed, and he can't swim! Also, the school teaches up to twelve year olds. After that, you have to figure out how to get your child back to earth and traditional schooling expectations.