Our infant daughter has been attending since January. Tayler and the rest of the staff have been absolutely wonderful and care about our daughters development. They are great about communication throughout the day using an app with pictures and notifications of naps and diaper changes. For new parents like us, over communication is appreciated! Recommend to others!
Our child as been here a few months and has grown so much. Kiddo comes home with artwork almost everyday. Communication is great; receive updates on the app of activities etc.
OBSESSED! The staff is all great. I feel like they are an extension of our family. My daughter always goes in with a smile and excited to see the teachers. They stay in constant communication and just overall leave me feeling great about leaving my little one there.
My daughter has been attending for 4 months and we love this school! We receive lots of feedback about her care and day to day activities through their app. We can tell the teachers are passionate about what they do and really care about the kids. The curriculum is fun and educational as you would expect from a Montessori school.
Our son Jack has been attending this school for close to a year now. He genuinely enjoys attending everyday. That’s due to the fact that the ladies the work here, sincerely care about the kids and their development. Whenever an issue arises, they’ve effectively communicated with us, and took the measures to remedy it. We drop him off everyday knowing he is in the capable and caring hands of those who work here. My thanks to all who have made an indelible mark on our sons life.
The classroom is prepared so infants feel safe to explore, build strength, and express their environment. Teachers guide each infant in order to help to practice and master each step of growth.
All of the young child’s developmental needs are met with warmth and care by expert staff, such as their desire to walk and talk, eat and drink independently, and understand the world around them.
The Toddler program helps young children maximize the gains they make in terms of communication, independence, physical movement, problem-solving ability, and social interactions.
Children direct their own activities, building knowledge, confidence, and social skills along the way. Teachers empower children to use all the materials available to them, which range from practical life activities to geography to mathematics.
“Any child who is self-sufficient, who can tie his shoes, dress or undress himself, reflects in his joy and sense of achievement the image of human dignity, which is derived from a sense of independence.”
— Dr. Maria Montessori
