The most wonderful school based on principles and values that compliment the things we strive for…read moreat home. They have supported our children through some learning difficulties with so much care. They truly have our children's best interest at heart and care about the things that really matter. Highly recommend!

My son just started kindergarten at Carden and I am so impressed. His teachers are amazing and…read morereally know how to educate the kids as individuals and as a group. My wife and I appreciate the emails and phone calls from his teachers and from Mrs Goodwin with updates and follow up on our sons experience and progress; these people are genuine and sincere. My son struggled with his handwriting, pronunciation, and letters prior to attending Carden; his progress after just a couple months is incredible. His teachers believe in him and are so patient, they recognize his strengths and that has given him so much confidence. I have nothing but good things to say about this school; we live in Davis county, and the 30 minute commute is well worth drive!

My family recently re-located to Salt Lake City, and Foothill Montessori has without question been…read moreone of the highlights of being here thus far. Our toddler started at the school in August 2025 and he has LOVED it. Not only has he been safe, nurtured, and loved - he has also learned and developed a great deal and has made many new friends. His ability to maintain concentration, complete tasks independently, and verbalize thoughts and emotions has grown leaps and bounds. Indeed, Foothill Montessori is not just a daycare for toddlers and infants - the curriculum and staff provide schooling and learning just like they do for any other age group. I can't say enough good things about my son's Teachers (called "Guides"). Their respect for each child and their ability to teach and manage toddlers - all while maintaining utmost safety within the classroom - is second to none! The curriculum also includes a fantastic music program (which our little guy adores), as well as specific emotional / social development teaching by a dedicated (and amazing) staff-person. Not only have the education and experiences been great for our little guy, but the setting itself is nothing short of pristine. Most other schools (and especially daycares) are slightly dingy and also noisy. Not Foothill Montessori. The building is beautiful, light-filled, and extremely well-maintained. And it's shockingly quiet when you walk the halls. The Teachers / Guides are clearly super-engaged and cultivating an environment that keeps the youngsters' attentions. Most important, the entire staff knows and cares for each and every child. The leadership team and front-office staff seem to know everyone's name. I've observed them greeting by name every single parent and child who enters the school - from infants all the way up to 6th graders. I love dropping our son off to school, as I've come to consider the staff as good friends. And we've also been able to connect with fellow parents and enjoy playdates with other children. In addition to our toddler, we will be enrolling our infant daughter in a few months. All this to say -- I can't recommend Foothill Montessori enough and would give more than 5 stars if I could!

My oldest started attending the school in 2018 as a toddler, and my youngest started as an infant…read morein 2021. They love the school, are thriving and look forward to going every day. The teachers are amazing and supportive and the new owners have implemented amazing improvements to create a high fidelity Montessori and strong school community. Highly recommend it.

Apparently Nibley Park Elementary allows bullies to go unpunished, because they fear backlash of…read moredefending a student based on the color of their skin. Apparently my nephew has been getting bullied by two students, one which has demanded the toys of my nephew which now all but one have been returned. Now the teacher in charge is refusing to stop further bullying in light of the the bully's skin color. Now my nephew has been written up as a trouble maker in the situation and was said "He's being a pussy" by one of the educational staff. Is this the type of conflict resolution we should expect from this school? As an educator myself, I'd expect better out of people who are there to shape the minds of the future and be able to find creative ways of solving problems? If this school cannot stop child bullying, then why should we have confidence in their education abilities. If my nephew isn't being protected at Nibley Park Elementary, then can I enroll him in self defense?...Then what's the repercussions if there's an injury? Is that a school issue they'll deal with then or is my nephew in trouble for protecting himself when the school refuses? Supposedly Nibley Park Elementary has a zero bullying tolerance policy, but it seems to only be enforced when students skin color match. I'm not asking for any students to be removed or punished, but simply a teaching and learning experience for the students and teachers to resolve a conflict between people at their most vulnerable stages in life. These are children & they are being shaped by actions and inactions of their environment, so it would seem to be a opportunity for the school to step up as educators and solve a problem between small vulnerable people before it's a life long habit for the kids and educators. I will comeback to this post if the matter is resolved or the situation changes.

Rude office employee refused to aid an injured child. She wanted me to write my congressman…read moreinstead. PTA member seems a little unstable when trying to pick a fight with a parent over parking. Parking for pick up and drop off is dangerous and poorly planned. Teachers on the other hand have been impressive so far.

We moved here from the Bay Area and enrolled our child in this school for a year because of their…read morereputation for having above average academics for the Salt Lake valley. However, the bullying problem is OUT OF CONTROL and the teachers and faculty seem to foster this type of environment which is wild. They definitely do not cultivate a culture of treating others who are different from you with mutual respect and acceptance. It seems like they encourage in-groups and out-groups to form and if a student is not within the in-group then that child will face a tough time in school, while the teachers and faculty will dismiss that anything wrong is actually going on. If you care about your child's mental health, then STAY AWAY FROM CANYON RIM ACADEMY. Their academics are above average but it's not worth it.

As an out-of-state Mom of 3 children I had my concerns with public schools in Salt Lake CIty…read more Honestly, this is the third Elementary School we have attended looking for the right fit. We were fortunate enough to get into the school on their waiting list but are very happy we made the switch to CRA. If you walk down the halls during school you will see orderly classrooms and involved parents. No school is perfect, and the facilities could use some upgrading, but the staff is amazing, the teachers are happy and the kids are learning. The school also makes every effort to encourage thinking, problem solving and creative learning.

Love this school. I have 4 kids that go there and couldn't pick better teachers if I tried. Great…read morestaff, great programs, and a safe school setting that is truly part of the community.

I attended Cosgriff many years ago and it is still one of the best decisions I ever made. I would…read morehighly recommend Cosgriff or any of the Catholic schools in Utah for several reasons. First, the Catholic school system in Utah offers and education experience above and beyond the core curriculum offered in the public school system. I can still recall facts I learned in world religions, drama, and music; all classes that are being cut (or aren't offered) at public schools across the state. Plus private Catholic school teaches discipline, respect, and responsibility from a young age and as a result, has some of the most conscientious and successful students out there. The cohort system makes it so that students truly know their classmates and limits bullying. Additionally, the small class sizes and student to teacher ratio ensures that each student gets the specific help they need. While it may be expensive, I can definitely say Catholic school was worth every penny.

ex student here. i was pulled out by my parents after suffering extreme bullying that not only was…read morebarely punished at all, but genuinely left me with trauma that i still deal with to this day. i was an outcast, yes, but that doesn't mean it was ok for multiple kids to relentlessly harass me, especially after i did quite literally nothing to them. worse, instead of expelling anyone, the school essentially blamed me and gave one kid a suspension. that's it. parents, if you're thinking about sending your kid here, i have some advice: don't

Great school I teach there the approaches might seem archaic but they are wonderful. They care…read moreabout their students and staff

They don't account for learning speeds of the children. They move as a class not as individuals.read more

Being in operation for over 50 years, by the same family. who are amazing! says it all. they're…read moreeverthing yoi would want your child to experience, when attending a private school. Not only are the teachers and staff so wonderful. there's so much enrichment and warmth, and the facility is always spotless. most importantly my children were all very happy there. they've just graduated into the first grade this past autumn. They miss their teachers and school At the Montessori Children's House.

From the owner: The oldest Montessori preschool in Utah that is still in operation…read more * We are entering our 51st year of Montessori teaching excellence! * Dual Language English/Spanish * Children Ages 2 to 6 (3 year olds must be potty training or potty trained 4 and older must FULLY "potty trained") * Early Childhood Education Program * Montessori Trained Teachers * Small Class Size * Individualized Learning * Year Round Program