We've been sending our oldest to Mercy for two years and could not be more pleased with the…read moreteachers, staff and curriculum. We sacrifice to make sure our kids stay here because we know they are in an environment filled with love and nuturing.

I went to the is school for 8 and a half years and it was supposed to help with my apraxia. It…read moredidn't and I had failing grades when I was taking out of class constantly and the tutoring didn't help my apraxia at all. Which led to my parents getting me private tutoring for my apraxia after school and on weekends. Also, mercy should have never went to junior high. It just doesn't fit the curriculum and style of mercy for junior high. It should just cut off at 6th grade. Also Krista needs to be fired immediately.

Good Shepherd Catholic Montessori is an excellent school that provides a true Montessori…read moreexperience. The priceless education and character formation offered at GSCM provides my children with an incredible foundation as both students and people moving forward in this world. The teachers at GSCM work to offer individualized experiences for each student, meeting the child where he or she is at, and working with his or her interests to make learning exciting. Students experience cultural enrichment, as well as a deep understanding and love for the Catholic faith. Outdoor exploration, and a keen sense of a child's need for adventure in the natural world are just some of the key components that GSCM offers to those who attend. We could not be more pleased with Good Shepherd Catholic Montessori, not only as a school, but more like a second home for our children!

We home schooled for a few years, and then felt called to search out other options. The only…read moreschool that really felt right was GSCM. They take the faith formation seriously, but in the a way that kids respond to, understand, and love. We love how the Montessori method works with little boys (we have 5 of them!) instead of traditional schools that many times send the message of just be quiet and sit still. All around a fantastic school, and feel blessed to have found it.

Our daughter started at Summit at the beginning of her 8th grade year because she was looking for…read moremore challenges. She immediately found a home. The teachers are amazing and push these kids to be great.

My son and daughter flourished in Summit's Montessori program, as did my granddaughter too. One of…read morethe first and best Montessori programs in the region. Excellent staff and peaceful, stimulating educational environment. Encourages the individual child to progress independently as well as social and artistic enrichment.

Our son has been enrolled at Bright Path Bridgetown Child Care Center since he was…read moresixteen-months-old and, let me tell you, it has been the single greatest thing that's ever happened to him. He gets to spend his weekdays in a very safe, regulated, educational environment where he can learn just as much as he socializes. As a Montessori school, it functions more like an educational institution than a daycare, which creates a perfect balance that is incredibly healthy for the children. We're going to continue to have our son attend through at least preschool -- and we're excited to see our expected daughter enrolled at an even earlier point.

We absolutely love The Children's House at Bridgetown! Our son is getting a well rounded, top notch…read moreeducation! Everyone is positive, kind, and caring! They have helped fuel our son's love for learning!

My husband and I chose Villa Madonna Montessori for our little boy even before he was born! It's…read morereputation is impeccable, and our son's preschool experience has been better than we ever hoped. The teachers are so loving and affectionate, yet maintain perfect order, discipline, and manners in the classroom. With Patti, Theresa, Gail, and Stacey's help, our son began reading at four years old and makes amazing progress every day. As importantly, he has learned to be a "solid citizen" towards his teachers, classmates, and family. The school and its setting on the hillside Villa Madonna campus are idyllic, and I feel such joy every morning when we arrive. Villa Madonna Montessori has made our son excited for school and eager to learn -- the greatest foundation we could imagine from his preschool and kindergarten education.

The teachers here are wonderful, caring and patient! The children are taught to love and be kind…read more My children loved their time at VMM!

I'll be honest. My first month here was not my favorite due to specific rules they require when…read moreswimming. But today, this place has been a second home for our family! It's not only a facility for getting healthy but also a place to bring the local community together. They have monthly events for all different ages. I attended a cocktail 101 class with my wife and loved it! Most staff are pretty nice. My only big beef is that the cafe inside had better hours. But I love the indoor walking track. The local police are there everyday to make sure everyone stays safe and that gives me much comfort for my lgbtq family. Lots of parking outside and plenty of handicap spaces as well.

I absolutely Love this place! It's very clean and I especially love that feature…read more It's very relaxing and there's always something going on. The J has great exercise classes for Seniors.

I'm so grateful that friends and neighbors recommended Kennedy Heights Montessori Center when our…read moreoldest was nearing preschool age. The staff is loving and well educated, the community of families is tight knit and diverse, and my children have not only gotten a solid foundation for future academic success-- they're also learning to be good citizens of the world. KHMC truly follows the philosophy of Maria Montessori and encourages children to talk through their conflicts and share the "peace rose," for example, rather than forcing an insincere apology, which preschoolers aren't developmentally ready for. The focus on letting kids have some autonomy also really fires up their curiosity about learning. I can't imagine a better start for my kids in their educational journey.

From the educational aspect, they are good. I recommended my daughter enroll my grandson here…read more Diversity could be better, especially with the staff. One Black male teacher was there for only a short time. He resigned due to the way the staff reacted to the black male children when they were not acting "perfect". The front office staff is extremely rude, with exception to those they "really" like. There is a noticeable difference in the communication/treatment toward those that receive county funding (vouchers). It is really disheartening that as an organization, there is a vast difference based on paying status. It should be about the children, giving them the foundation. Not on how the funds are being received by the parents.

My wife found this little preschool about a week-and-a-half before their school year started. Now…read moreexactly how and where she found it I'm not sure, but I'm sure glad she did. This tiny, private, church-sponsored preschool is nothing like what you might expect. We sent our two oldest here, and we plan on sending our two youngest as well. From the outside, it has the appearance of a 19th century one-room school house. But of course that's now what it is on the inside. There is a large activity room when you first enter (the Big Room), but the first floor also has an administrative office as well as two classrooms. The basement has been converted and has a storage area and two additional classrooms as well. And outside behind the school is a nice sized playground area that's perfect for kids of that age. The staff here is amazing. All of the teachers are certified, so they're trained and know what they're doing. They keep up to date on the latest trends and research that takes place in regards to preschool education methods, practices, and philosophies. And they're also just wonderful with the kids. I've heard stories where parents weren't all that pleased with a church-affiliated preschool because the teachers were basically church members either volunteering or helping out. Thankfully this was not the case for us. The education here is first rate and top quality. There are three different choices in regards to class time. Full week (five days), three days, or two days. And of course they're all half days so it's either a morning or afternoon session. There is no all day preschool. There are numerous activities that take place throughout the year that parents can come and enjoy, and there are a number of opportunities where parents can volunteer to help chaperone small little trips that classes take. When our two oldest started kindergarten, their teachers told my wife and I that they were so far ahead of the other students in their respective classes. And as smart as I know my kids to be, I also know that their time at the Village Preschool was a direct result of this as well. It's a wonderful place to send you kids, and if you're looking, I say look no more. Mahalo, and enjoy.