Amazing AMAZING teachers and staff!! The enrichment classes have been the biggest blessing in our…read morehomeschool journey this far. May God bless thus campus and all those who work for it.

Education tailored to your child's needs .... Yesssss . You have to be involved though . Otherwise…read more.. stay in regular public school .

Man my kid hasn't been here a month and let tell you the staff is behind rude!! Trying to pick up…read moremy kid I get yelled at but other parents are passing through. I'm trying to stand in the shade but I'm yell at to move, and other parents are standing where I was standing WHITE parents if I mind you I know a racist school when I see one. That's why I hate public schools and if any parent wants to move your child Scholarship Prep is the best school! The staff is friendly are willing to help and they don't hire racist staff.

Very nice teacher and principal thank you…read more was my son there and now my daughter I recommend it

Love this school! All the staff is amazing and highly recommend them if you are looking for a…read moregreat school.

Our Experience - Our…read moreson was in a classroom of 36 children--an environment that quickly proved overstimulating. At first, we worried there might be a developmental issue, but after evaluation by both an ENT and psychologist, it was clear the problem was environmental, not developmental. The noise and chaos made it difficult for him to adjust. While he initially had some behavioral challenges, he improved significantly over time. Unfortunately, the final incident that led to his removal was not handled appropriately. Our son bit a child out of frustration--at which point staff intervened. However, their response and follow-up reflected a lack of attention and bias; they implied our son was lying because the other child "never does anything." This made it clear they weren't observing closely and were making assumptions rather than investigating. A few weeks prior to this incident, we received a call from CPS--not because of our son's actions, but because the school failed to report an injury he sustained there, even though staff documented it internally. We took him to the hospital and discovered he had a fractured finger, requiring a cast from his hand to his bicep for three weeks. CPS confirmed the school's reporting failure as negligence and contacted us within 48 hours. That alone speaks volumes about the school's accountability and oversight. Lack of Follow-Through on Agreed Behavior Plan My wife and I are proactive, involved parents. She's a behavior analyst who designs behavior intervention plans for special education, so we know what works and came prepared to collaborate. We met with the administration--including the owner--and created a clear, simple behavior plan that everyone agreed to. Yet, it was never implemented. Staff routinely told us they were "too busy" or that "it's hard with so many kids." They even filled out behavior logs after the fact, undermining the purpose entirely. The agreed plan only required a brief hourly check-in with three questions and a sticker. That's not excessive--it's the bare minimum for consistent behavioral reinforcement. We were told repeatedly that they wanted to "partner with us" and that our son was "wonderful," but words don't equal action. The follow-through and professionalism simply weren't there. Concerns About the Learning Environment Frankly, this didn't feel like a true Montessori school. Instead of fostering independence and self-guided learning, children were often forced to complete the same tasks and play with the same toys. Structure is necessary, but Montessori principles are about exploration, curiosity, and individualized pacing. That freedom was absent here. When his first teacher left, staff told the children she was "on vacation." For weeks, our son was confused and asking about her. Instead of using it as a gentle teaching moment about change and transitions, they chose dishonesty, which sends the wrong message about trust and emotional resilience. What We Learned After Leaving Our son is now at a different Montessori school, and the contrast is astonishing. He wakes up excited for school, runs to get ready, and sometimes even asks to go on weekends. He's thriving--no behavior issues, no complaints, and a radiant enthusiasm for learning. His new environment offers freedom within structure, smaller class sizes, and genuine care. He chooses his own activities and feels empowered, not overwhelmed. Final Thoughts We entered this school with optimism and the desire to partner with educators who understood child development. Unfortunately, what we encountered was a disorganized, overcrowded, and inattentive environment. Staff seemed well-intentioned but overextended, and the administration overpromised and underdelivered. We appreciate the time and effort of individual teachers who cared, but the overall leadership failed to maintain communication, consistency, and honesty. The failure to execute a mutually agreed plan, combined with the lack of supervision and the serious reporting lapse that led to CPS involvement, left us with deep disappointment and concern for other families who might face similar issues. We hope this feedback encourages reflection and reform. Every child deserves a safe, attentive, and developmentally supportive environment--one that not only manages behavior but nurtures curiosity, confidence, and joy in learning.

I have my daughters enrolled here, and they truly love it. I really appreciate the warm and…read morewelcoming atmosphere, and I especially love that so many of the teachers know my girls and greet them by name--it makes such a difference. I value that the school follows a set curriculum and that my daughters are also learning Spanish. The structure is wonderful, and I appreciate how their learning at school reinforces the values and teachings we focus on at home. In full transparency, the beginning was a bit challenging. Since my girls were only two at enrollment, they were frequently sick during the first six months and missed quite a bit of school, which required me to rely heavily on my mother-in-law during that time. I also felt that the two-year-old classroom experienced a higher level of staff turnover, making it difficult to keep track of who their teachers were. That said, now that my daughters are older, there is much more stability in their current classroom, and they are truly thriving. Overall, I am very happy with the school and the growth I have seen in my girls. Special shout out to the amazing Miss Nay and Miss Tiffany! My girls adore you!

Beautiful place amazing staff when I leave my son will get carried by one of the teachers and he…read morewould stop complaining about me leaving and a teacher playing guitar for all the students great service great communication AMAZING HERE

Both of my children attended here for a short time, and we absolutely loved The Goddard School. The…read moreteam of teachers and the front office staff are incredibly supportive and encouraging. It really stood out from the moment we took our tour. Ms. Maria gave us the best tour; she was very informative and made us feel so comfortable. Ms. Petra, the Pre-K teacher, was also amazing such a caring and dedicated educator. I 100% recommend this school to any parent looking for a positive and nurturing environment for their child!

Our first introduction to school for both of our kiddos. Left the best impression for all of us…read more Staff knows you not only by name but care about your little one individually. Smaller sized classrooms and our kiddos come home excited and ready to share. Their soccer and jungle bus programs are great asset as well. The school overall is amazing and centered on education in the school aspect but also emotional learning and potty training! Staff is amazing and you can see and feel they truly care. 10/10 recommend. Wish they went into grade school I would keep both kiddos there as long a possible.

It has definitely done better for my child and there have been some amazing improvements over timeread more

i hate this school so much they literally dont let you do anything theyre all up in my space and…read morethe food is overpriced

We LOVE this awesome preschool. Our daughter has been going here for about 6 months and absolutely…read moreloves all her teachers and classmates. She has been thriving socially and academically. We checked out a few other preschools in the area before coming to Woodcrest Montessori. We knew immediately when we had our walk-thru that this would be the right school for her. We love the cozy, homey-feel of this place and the curriculum they offer. Other preschools felt like facilities and lacked the warmth that we felt here. The teachers are all so sweet and engaged with the kids. We noticed right away how content, well mannered and happy all the children were when we visited. We love the flexibility of their schedule and their prices are totally fair and manageable. I dreaded the day I would need to send my baby off to be cared for by strangers. The peace of mind I have sending her here, knowing the kind of care she is recieving, is invaluable. I am eternally grateful we found this place and appreciate the staff with all of my heart. We are so excited for our second child to be old enough to attend when the time comes.

My daughter has been coming here for a little over a year now and today is her last day since shes…read moreleaving to kindergarten. It's so sad to see her leave. They are very dedicated to ensuring each child feels comfortable and supported to learn the best they can. My daughter is 5 and she's already reading and writing. I highly recommend this school. Thank you so much for giving my daughter the opportunity to grow, make new friends, and advance in her education with some of the most loving and inspiring teachers. Your school is a real gem and we're so honored to be a part of it.