This is a great school. The teachers/caretakers really care about the children and they are constantly doing activities that benefit the children.

I find Ms Thompsons review to be inaccurate. This person has never visited our school and/or has never had their child/children enrolled in one of our schools. We check the identity of all of our visitors when they come to visit our schools and this woman has never been in our facility. My staff treats all of our families with the utmost respect. We are a very multicultural school and we do not discriminate. However, we feel that this is a fictitious name and the person who may have written this was unhappy with our school due to the fact that she could not pay her monthly tuition and was asked to leave. It had nothing to do with how my staff treated her or her child. We ask that you disregard her post, keep an open mind and please come visit one of our schools and you will see her statement is false. Thank you.

Small crowded classrooms, poor location (right next to the highway so your kid wll be playing in fumes when they do go outside), staff is mostly unenthusiastic or just tired (why work with children if you dont like children?) with a few exceptions, very expensive. They fed my daughter Oreos daily without my permission & continued feeding her unapproved food until I told them 4-5 times to stop, we probably could have sued for that. They have the Montessori name & materials but just because you have some materials & the name doesnt mean you can hire any old person & expect magic to happen. If youre too busy to find a better school & like paying for brand names & bragging rights this place is for you.My daughter used to come home with art projects made by the teachers that she had no hand in making herself, a teacher (or assistant) would sit in the middle of the room & make them for the kids like an assembly worker (Id rather have someone actually teach & I can get random crafts @ Dollar Tree), wheres the learning in that? Playground is small & the kids didnt go out much even on fairly nice days. One teacher made the wonderful remark to my kid that If you stick your tongue out one more time Im going to cut it out and within a week of going to the school my daughter was regularly putting her dolls in time out, Why? I asked... she didnt know.

I visited the school and hoping to see the picture in my mind for Montessori school that my oldest daughter attended in MD but it looks like they have from the Montessori reputation only the NAME and thats it.The staff are so tired and rude to the kids. I was so surprised when i was listening to the person who is introducing me to (up to 18 months class) one of the teachers pulled a child from hand strongly and forced her to sit in a spot with no pre-warning (what warning we are talking about here .. they are not even 18 months!!!!). The child started crying heavily and she did no thing at all .. and guess what i was watching this and they do not care whether new people are coming to see the school.All of the teachers look very exhausted and have no energy at all, the class for 18 month to 3 yrs look very sad with their teacher which i thought she is the cleaner person (with all respect) but no gloves with her hair all over the places and with one loud voice, she ordered couple kids to sit a lone just because they were crying. I can talk until tomorrow but with all of that i have the picture of my beautiful 15 months in my mind if ever been in this place by any chance (which is now impossible).It depends on each parent but personally I forgot that I went there and will not even share it with my wife.