I went to most of elementary school here and enjoyed my experience 90% of the time. It has a good, not too challenging curriculum, and when I moved out of state and transferred to public school, I was ahead in reading (which annoys me to this day, how kids are so far behind in my grade, which is currently 8th, almost 9th), and I was able to catch up in math. I made many good friends at KMS, a few of whom I still have. I recommend the school, as I did well there, and the teachers were very open to all opinions and ways of life. I cannot say the same for the summer camp, however...

This school is a gem!We originally came here as it was just 2 blocks from our house for pre-K thinking we would move on after that. But we are still there as our daughter is now in 4th grade. We toured many other schools over the years, but keep coming back to KMS as the best school. We love the play based learning they have inspired by Reggio Emilia. The mixed grade learning is a really great way for them to relate with kids different ages. My daughter loved her 1st grade teacher so much she called her her second mom. It really feels like a big extended family. So different from other schools where it seems they are just stuffing information into kids regardless about who they are. At KMS they really take the time to give the kids attention and tools they need, based on their individual strength and needs. I have been blown away by how well the kids collaborate together. The teachers are truly amazing, always available to talk, really caring about your child as a person. They believe that each kid is competent and really practice that. My child does not want to leave the school and I dont blame her!

My daughter has a good memory here for summer camp.