Don't ignore the negative reviews. Take time to notice the Google reviews from recent are not good…read more I first toured this place a year ago & it was different than that it is now. My daughter had her first day at THIS facility March 19th. The day prior they had 4 call offs within this small facility & asked parents to volunteer, which made me feel uneasy. You might have your child's teacher watching them or you may have a stranger you never met caring for your child. She became sick from her first day and this is not her first time in an environment like this or around other kids. When I went to pick her up, the room smelled terrible. There are windows in the hallway outside each classroom & as I'm walking down the hall way, I see this child getting toileted in the middle of the classroom in plain sight & all the other kids running around. For dignity, they place a large outdoor garbage can next to your child on the potty & dispose of the diapers in that same garbage can. Disgusting. I also witnessed that they do not wipe down the surfaces after changing your child from one to another... no wonder she got sick that fast. I had to bathe her as soon as we got home because of the facilities foul odor in her hair & on her clothes. Tuition for 2 days/week is $122/day. Even if your child doesn't attend you still have to pay. There is a review from 5 months ago that mentions if they have to shut down the facility due to their lack of ability to keep a staffed facility they will discount your child's tuition a whopping $10 for the day due to the inconvenience. I didn't want to send my daughter today because she is sick due to being at their facility for ONE day & I still have to pay for 2 weeks even though I unenrolled her. If you want comparable care for your child just drop your child off at a local Chuck E. Cheese... it may even be cleaner and at least there will be privacy when they have to use the bathroom.

Worst place to take your children my child was very poorly taken care of teachers stay on phones…read moreallday management never leaves office ever.always short staffed on more than one occassion my child was covered in urine and had bumps and bruises while going here awful management one of teachers said cyf needed to be called at least once a week here but you will get fired if any staff calls them awful place for kids!

In the world of education, where nurturing young minds is paramount, the recent actions of Glen…read moreMontessori stand as a glaring example of negligence and disregard for both two prospective students and our family. The administration and teachers of Glen Montessori have demonstrated a shocking lack of professionalism and compassion, turning what should have been a hopeful transition into a nightmarish ordeal for two qualified students and their dedicated parents. Maria Montessori herself once said, "The child is both a hope and a promise for mankind." It is with a heavy heart that I must highlight how far Glen Montessori has strayed from this ideal. Two weeks before the school year was set to commence, this school denied contracts to two well-qualified students whose family had gone above and beyond in their commitment. Despite the expense and stress of traveling back and forth from out of state on multiple occasions for interviews and a tour, and receiving nothing but positive feedback from the school throughout the past year, our family was abruptly informed that the students would not be admitted. The circumstances surrounding this decision are nothing short of disgraceful. While it may be the right of any private school to reject prospective students, the school administration's refusal to provide a clear explanation or even return communications regarding their denial is both unprofessional and unethical. This review will have to serve as our closure. It is a deeply disappointing display of incompetence and insensitivity that has left the students with scant options for appropriate education in their new state, just as they are about to face significant transitions in environment and culture. In the words of Maria Montessori, "The greatest sign of success for a teacher is to be able to say, 'The children are now working as if I did not exist.'" Instead of embodying this ideal of fostering an inclusive and supportive learning environment, Glen Montessori has chosen to operate with a disconcerting lack of transparency and empathy. The frustration experienced by our family cannot be overstated. We trusted Glen Montessori to provide our children with an environment that values and nurtures their potential. Instead, we have been met with an administration that is seemingly indifferent to the impact of its actions. It is truly shameful and unexpected that a school purporting to uphold the values of the Montessori method would fall so egregiously short. I urge prospective parents to consider these grave missteps when evaluating their educational choices. The failure of Glen Montessori to honor its commitments and communicate effectively reveals a profound disregard for the very principles it claims to champion. We are happy for other families who may have had much better experiences than we were offered. God bless them and forgive them for what ensued but we are confident that this may have saved us from some unbeknownst tragedy that may have occurred to our children while under their "care."

This school is opposite of nurturing, Non supporting of special needs of children, discriminate…read moreparents who challenge them and question their rules. They are so clumsy and non transparent. 4yrs back we took our 2.5yrs old shy and non English speaking child for their interview at this school. We were later informed that the spot has been taken and we cant get in. When we fought back asking for explanation why they interviewed us if the spot had been taken? They apologized and "qualified" my daughter to attend their 3-6yrs program. My son has been attending their birth-3yrs program last couple of years and be 3 soon. Last month we are hearing that our child is not ready to move to next class 3-6yrs in fall while they also wnt keep him in his current classroom few extra months after he turn 3yrs till he "qualifies". I have never heard of such a thing where a daycare kicks a toddler out unless the child is showing violent behavior like hitting kids, teacher, using foul language, damaging and breaking their property and refuses to follow rules, things of that nature.. Our child is none of that. All this time it was never communicated to us that there are such great concerns in his development. Last year we started questioning their policies on masking everyone 2yrs and older in school. We requested the school to provide transparent masks to teachers and make exemptions if the toddlers 2-3yrs old who are showing delays. They didnt accomodate any of our request nor addressed them with valid reaponse. They didn't like parents questioning the rules they make and are acting narcissistic. Because of us fighting for our child rights now our son is getting kicked out with invalid and made up excuses. The school has no moral or ethics. The school head is explaining to us that they 'don't want to work with us-parents', which is fine. But how could they put it all on my 2yr old child and say he didn't qualify to move or even continue there a bit longer? Such discrimination!!