I can not say enough good things about this school! My daughter is in 1st grade and has been there…read moresince kindergarten. The teachers and staff are absolutely fantastic!!! My daughter is a very shy person and she has came out of her shell. She loves everyone there. And she is learning so much. There is no other school I would have her in!!!

Had my son here in preschool for a total of 3 months (if that) because it is the closest school to…read morewhere his mother lives. Every single day he would come home with nothing in his backpack. No homework, no projects he done in class, no nothing. When I would pick him up all I would hear is how he had done this or done that and gotten in trouble but like I said nothing was ever sent home telling me this so when asked about it his teacher had no answer... So supposedly my son was getting in trouble all the time so I took it upon myself to remove him from that school and he now goes with my step son to wellington and he comes home with drawings and just all types of paoers. He has yet to get in trouble a single time so I'm starting to wonder if they just make there kids sit there all day and don't let them do anything... I am so glad I got my son out of here!!

The schools in Lexington are not nearly as good as they are currently perceived. There is an…read moreenergetic, dynamic Superintendant who has done a masterful job with public relations and optics. As a result, the schools are not considered an issue right now (no mention that I heard in the mayoral race). But the schools are pretty mediocre (some schools are great, as good as any private school education while others are very troubled) and the "main office" is TERRIBLE. It's as bad as any bureaucracy I could name.

Wonderful school with very caring teachers. It is truly a community feel and very loving…read moreenvironment. I highly recommend!

I have two children; both have attended Community Montessori for a few years now…read more Since it is a smaller school (at least as compared to public school) and because students generally have the same classmates year after year, the children get to know each other and get along very well together. There appears to be a true sense of community in the classroom, and both my kids are happy and comfortable here. Both of them really do enjoy going to this school, and I believe that is due primarily to this community atmosphere. Academically they are also doing well. Montessori education was not a system I was familiar with before my children enrolled, but it seems to be working well; I am very pleased with their progress and even more so with their interest in learning. Really, though, I believe the learning environment is far more important than the teaching method. In my opinion, kids can learn through Montessori, traditional or any other education system so long as they are in a supportive and comfortable environment. Community Montessori provides this well.

i went here when i was a wee lad and this gotta be the best education i got ever. my class was real…read moresmall and all my classfriends was real good. then we did musicals and they was dope man

This review is specifically for the sports complex/fields. We've played here several times through…read moretravel soccer. The complex has plenty of parking. On busy days, it does get fairly congested though so make sure you leave early. The fields themselves are nice with an exception for a few that are pretty lumpy. Overall, this is a nice complex!

I went to this school from around 2009 to 2020, but it was just terrible. If you're wanting to send…read moreyour child here but they have any form of disability, whether it be physical or neurological they will be bullied by the other students while the teachers seeming to care when they don't try to even make a stop to it. I was bullied by almost the entire grade when I went here, being one of the most obvious neurodivergent kids at the time, with undiagnosed autism. The kids would make fun of me to my face and behind my back and purposely exclude me all to make me feel bad. They would purposely set off meltdowns for me because they thought it was funny, and it set me back several years on improvement because of it. Most of the students I thought where my friends, where not my friends, and it gave my trust issues I still deal with to this day. The special education was not any better either. I was placed into it for reading, despite the fact I didn't really struggle with it in the first place, but they would treat us like we are infants that didn't know how to read and would make us go over the basics over and over again, even at ages we obviously know the basics. The school is supposed to be based on Christian values, but when it came to the treatment of disabled and neurodivergent students, it felt lacking. The school was great academically, as I understand more about subjects more than other peers my age due to how they taught us at the school, but how I was treated by the other students, and their treatment having lasting effects, I don't have much I can look back on in joy before I remember the bad.