I did my student teaching partially at this school. I taught German to 3-4 graders and got to work…read morewith four different teachers and a few other assistant staff in the rooms. Teachers here are so excellent. I was very impressed by their professionalism, care, and dedication to their work. Definitely an excellent neighborhood school.

If you're looking for a high quality nurturing environment for your child North Shore Montessori is…read morethe place. I'm not known for long reviews here but I could write well not a book, but quite a brochure. EVERYONE at this school is amazing. I've had 4 children go through excellent high performing public schools in high income suburbs but North Shore exceeds them by a substantial margin. Do yourselves and your children the favor of visiting.

It's almost a year out since my child was enrolled in this school but after having time to reflect…read moreI want to make sure parents are aware of our experience. My child was around 2.5 when starting his first "school" experience here. He was part time (3 hours in the morning) and attended maybe a total of 5 or 6 school days before they told me they needed to unenroll him. The reasoning was regarding his emotional regulation. I could definitely see that he was having a hard time with emotional regulation - even at home. They also advised me to get him evaluated. I have no issues with getting my son help that he needs, but it did shock me to have such a strong response after barely knowing him and without giving him a chance to acclimate to a new environment. I asked for specific things that happened to understand what he was doing exactly that would result in him being unenrolled and the examples they gave were like "running around" and "struggling with the routine". I thought they were going to tell me he physically hurt someone or himself or that he was destructive to the classroom. I took time to reflect on their comments and spoke to his doctor. He did not have concerns and said that at 2.5 we cannot expect toddlers to have a grasp on their emotional regulation yet. Since this experience, he has now been in different schools where he is thriving. It's not due to smaller class ratios - the school he is in now has the same ratio and he is so happy to go to every day. I'm not sure what was going on at North Shore that made him so distressed. I believe if they gave him the opportunity to adjust he could have done well there too. Unfortunately, I think they only accept specific types of children that can follow very rigid routines. I chose a Montessori school because I thought the philosophy was to follow a child's lead as opposed to rigidity. I definitely acknowledge that my child was having a harder time managing his emotions (especially at that age), but parents of toddlers who are still learning how to regulate emotions and need more fluidity to just be a kid should be aware of this before enrolling. I also want to note that I find it extremely odd that you can't find reviews on this school. Google reviews are turned off, and there are only 2 posts on Facebook.

My son is thriving at Tamarack. "Have you ever felt happy in your whole body, Mom?" That's how he…read moredescribed handwork class. At Tamarack, they focus on the whole child. From Wisconsin geology to taking long walks around the city to woodworking and all the content areas focused on in other schools. Every staff person cares who interacts with my son truly cares for him.

Read the philosophy of this school and it's clearly NOT education. Tried to tutor a child awhile…read moreback and it was hopeless. Kids are not taught the alphabet until first grade. FIRST GRADE! What two-year-old can't recite the alphabet? And don't even get me started on "form drawing". Sheesh. Theses are the kids that end up in low paying service industry jobs as they never learn the basic skills - reading, writing and math. No, it's so much better to talk about feelings and learning to knit. Parents who send their kids here are doing their children a huge disservice.

I waited for someone out front for an hour. Just because you paint something vibrant colors…read moredoesn't mean the children will get a good education. F Charter Schools.

My children attended the LaCausa Daycare and now they attend LaCausa Charter School and we love…read moreit!! Amazing teachers, excellent curriculum, awesome support staff and it's a beautiful campus!!! We are a very happy MPS Charter School family!!!!

My granddaughter attends Milwaukee Montessori and is having the absolute best educational…read moreexperience. The teachers are outstanding, thoughtful, considerate and helpful in every way. She is excited to go to school and each day that she comes home she explains all the interesting things they are doing, plus I feel like her vocabulary and insight about the world around her grows and grows. I can not say enough great things about MMS, its staff and all the experiences so far. Looking forward to seeing what she learns next !

if your child is perfect, she/he will get. a good education. If not, they do not seemed interested…read moreand will dismiss at the drop of a hat. No time for those less than perfect. My foster child was born addicted. and is therefore hyper. They had no time to help her. Friend's perfect children have gotten great educations. They are not there to help everyone, only those who need no help.

Very plain and not touristy at all. However if you like beer it's for you. They drink beer on…read morethere lunch breaks.

My now 4 year old daughter has been at Renaissance since she was 3 months old and I love it there…read more She has grown so much. The teachers give plenty of love and attention and I always know that she is safe. If I have any concerns, the director is always available to take my calls or text messages. There is a great playground and outside time is a priority weather permitting. In addition to loving care, this program teaches as well. Lilly has learned so many new skills and I feel that she is very prepared for school. I highly recommend Renaissance Child Development Center.

After several months attending, there have been multiple staff changes. The director is unorganized…read moreand demanding on parents about paperwork- though she does not give enough time for working parents to complete it. The director even argued with a parent in front of small children. With so many options for quality daycare, I suggest you keep looking.

St Joseph is a spiritual power house. Holy priests are present to give expression to our…read moreEucaristic celebrations. Scripture is shared and read, with applications to our daily living. Ministries are multiple following examples in Catholic social teaching. Come experience what Christ has for you! The school is professionally staffed and accreditated.

What a great school. Friendly welcoming atmosphere, very affordable, top notch academics and…read morefaculty, and great parent community. We moved our children here in K3 and 1st grade and it is the best decision we ever made.

Wonderful school with amazing kids, staff and facility. A true blessing to the communityread more

If I could give this "faith based" school zero stars I would! My niece was accepted into the school…read moreas she is a IEP student. DAYS before the school year starts her mother was informed that she is no longer "deemed eligible" for the school year because (and I quote), "Due to the students need's and level of services that were outlined in the IEP that we do not currently service or have resources to accommodate." All of her siblings were accepted along with her but now DAYS before the school year starts she is now "deemed ineligible". Almost all schools are now full and it's next to impossible to find her a school DAYS before the year starts. all of her necessary information was handed in back in June. They did not inform her mother about needing a special scholarship. They also told her that they do not provide peer support or help with writing. A woman working at the school said (and I quote), "Your daughter will never obtain the credits she would need by high school because she has these special needs."This is a faith based college prep school. Where is the faith in that statement? You would think that with the school claiming that they are "faith based" that they would show some kind of compassion. My poor niece has been kicked out on the street. I'm livid right now!