Top on early education! My daughter has the best time here. Teachers are knowledgeable, caring and…read morefriendly. Prices are very competitive without compromising the quality of care for our little ones. Tania is always easy to reach. They offer extracurricular activities like soccer once a week and the option to add lunches if more convenient for you. If you are looking to enroll your kid in this school. Look no more.

From the owner: Montessori education is built around how children actually learn. Each child works at their own…read morepace, follows their curiosity, and grows more capable in an environment prepared for exactly that. Walk into one of our Boca Raton classrooms and you might see a young child carefully pouring water, another choosing their own math work, or an older student showing a younger friend how something is done. Small moments like these, repeated daily, are how independence, confidence, and concentration take root, and how children come to love learning. Our Guides observe closely, offer support when a child needs it, and give children room to discover things for themselves. Experienced, Montessori-trained Guides Low teacher-child ratios Infants, toddlers, preschool, Kindergarten, and Summer Camp Authentic Montessori materials and mixed-age classrooms Practical Life, Sensorial, Language, Mathematics, Science, Geography, Art, and Music Fresh, organic meals prepared daily Spanish, Music, Yoga, and Art woven into the school day Soccer offered as an extracurricular Family owned and run, with two generations in our schools One of six New Generation Montessori campuses in South Florida Learning how to learn and loving it.

Our son Jack has been part of the Montessori Institute of Broward community since he was two years…read moreold, and it has been an incredible experience for our family. The school truly nurtures independence, curiosity, and confidence in its students. Over the years we've watched Jack grow not only academically but also personally, developing strong communication skills, responsibility, and a genuine love of learning. One of the most special opportunities recently was his participation in the MMUN (Montessori Model United Nations) conference in New York. Seeing students represent their schools and countries on an international stage at such a young age speaks volumes about the quality of education and encouragement they receive at Montessori Institute of Broward. The leadership at the school is exceptional. Ms. E, the principal, creates a warm, supportive environment where students feel valued and inspired. She truly leads with heart and vision. Jack's Grade 4 teacher, Ms. Kay, has also been outstanding--patient, dedicated, and deeply invested in her students' growth. She challenges them academically while also nurturing their confidence and character. We are incredibly grateful to be part of such a thoughtful and inspiring school community. Montessori Institute of Broward has played a huge role in shaping Jack into the curious, confident young person he is becoming. Luke aged 5 is also thriving at MIB and i cant wait to see how he progresses.

My two boys have been attending MIB for almost two years. I must say that enrolling them here was…read morethe best decision that I could have made for my children. I have seen so much positive growth academically, which I completely expected in this Montessori environment. What I did not expect was that my boys would gain so much independence and self-confidence. The teachers at this school work very diligently at empowering the children to work independently. All of the teachers are very committed to their students and to keeping the parents informed about their childrens' progress. If you are a parent that desires to be involved with what goes on at school, this is the place for you. There are a number of parent driven committee's that welcome parent's to donate their time and talents to the betterment of the school. MIB also conducts several informational workshops for parents so that we have the opportunity to see how the montessori process works and to ask questions about this learning method. I could go on and on about how wonderful this school is and how much my children love it here!

This C.H.O.I.C.E school is a (free) public Montessori elementary school in Delray Beach with a…read morepeace and justice component. All students are selected by lottery after their parents submit them through the CHOICE application, which is due in January of the year before. A unique thing about this school is that it is 1 of 2 public elementary schools in the entire County that accepts 3 year olds into a full-time day program. This is 1 year before VPK, and instead of a half-day program (like VPK), this is a full-day, from 8am-2pm. This is kind of incredible, as we were able to put our 3 year old into school rather than daycare, which is much preferable, as well as cost-saving. However, in order to take advantage of this, you have to submit an application while your child is 2 years old, and most parents are not thinking about applying to the school board website after being a parent for only a couple of years. 3 year olds are put in a mixed classroom of a small group of 3, 4, and 5 year old children, with a lead teacher and an assistant, in a classroom that has Montessori elements to it. All teachers here have received additional schooling in Montessori education, and many have been teaching at the school for decades (as well as having sent their own children to this school). This speaks volumes about the institution itself. We have experienced wonderful care from the teachers here. Spady's official website, like most PBC public school's sites, is confusing and lacks basic information. I knew very little about this school before applying to the program, due to the overwhelming and convoluted system that the School board administers, which is way behind the times. I would love to see a modern website with basic information about the school displayed. If you're reading this, I encourage you to write a review for your children's school, so that parent voices and experiences can shine and help fill in current gaps in information and content.

I grew up in DelrayBeach, it is so nice to see the school so alive and welcoming. I have enjoyed…read morethe changes that have been made over time, but it does my heart well to know the children have such a lovely place to learn and grow.

My son attended this daycare for six months. While most of the staff were kind enough, the…read moremanagement left a lot to be desired. Communication was often challenging, largely due to a language barrier, which made it difficult to address concerns properly. One major issue for us was the use of extremely strong air fresheners. My son, along with all his belongings, would come home reeking of synthetic fragrance that lingered for days. Made me really think why would daycare have to use synthetic material known as endocrine disturbers around young kids??? After doing my own research on the potential effects of air fresheners on children's development and well-being, I raised the concern with the owner--only to be dismissed and told they were "safe." I find this kind of attitude irresponsible, dangerous and disappointing. I would not recommend this place!

So fortunate to have found this lovely Montessori preschool for our son. The teachers are amazing;…read moreexperienced educators that are the most loving and kind people. The owner is so caring and has created such a wonderful community for our children with the sweetest events and activities. All 3 of our children have attended over several years and we love it as much now as we did then! SOTB

This isn't babysitting -- it's the foundation of a lifetime of learning…read more Finding high-quality childcare today feels like searching for a unicorn -- rare, exhausting, and sometimes impossible. But at The Learning Experience in Boca Raton, that search ends. My niece comes here, and the education and care she receives are nothing short of top-notch. The teachers are warm, attentive, and genuinely invested in the kids' growth. They don't just keep children busy; they spark curiosity, creativity, and confidence. The facility is bright, clean, and designed for learning in a way that feels fun instead of forced. Every day brings something new -- stories, hands-on activities, early learning building blocks -- and you can see the difference in how engaged and excited she is to go back. You also get what you pay for. Highlights: * Caring, professional staff who actually know the kids. * A curriculum that balances learning and play perfectly. * Safe, welcoming environment that puts parents' minds at ease. In a world where great childcare is hard to come by, this place is a gem. If childcare had a gold standard, The Learning Experience would be it.

My child attends the learning experience in Boca Raton and we could not be happier. From the…read moreamazing team up front to the incredible teachers in the classrooms, this place is the best! Thank you all for making my son's world brighter.

We couldn't be happier with my son's experience at New Generation Montessori. He attended for 2…read moreyears. Everyone there is so kind and nurturing. Ms Cintia has been so supportive every step of the way in guiding our family and providing a wonderful environment. He has learned so much from Ms Sonya and Ms Iraida and we are so grateful for all who have been a part of his time there. Everyone there is wonderful. He is excited to go to school each day. We have seen so much growth in him. They truly care and provide a wonderful environment for children to learn and grow. We love New Generation so much and I will continue to recommend it to others as we have had such a positive experience. Thank you for everything !

I give this daycare a -0…read more I spoke with the director Amy and made an appointment to tour later in the week. I explained the unique situation at hand, which was speech delay and that he needed to be in a smaller class setting for extra support. She ASSURED me that the Fort Lauderdale location would be ideal and accommodating because they just opened up. I took the day off from work to tour the place. I showed up with my child to see it. Red flag number one was that they didn't even know I was coming. Red flag number two was the two idiots in the front speaking in Spanish assuming I didn't understand, going back and forth regarding who was going to show me around. Last red flag, was them rejecting me and my son, lying to my face saying there isn't any space for him. How is there no space and the class sizes are small due to it being a new location? Also, why tour me then? I feel like they just wrote me off because my son was a little fidgety wanting to look around like any 2 yr. old. This place is unprofessional and unkind.

We absolutely love Amira's school! The teachers are truly fantastic -- caring, attentive, patient,…read moreand very professional. Most importantly, Amira goes to school every morning with such happiness and excitement, which means so much to us as parents. One of the things we appreciate the most is how the school helps children develop a healthy routine, structure, and clear boundaries. This has been incredibly helpful not only at school but also at home and in everyday life. We are so happy with the care and environment Amira receives here. It feels wonderful to know that she is in a place where she is loved, supported, and also learning important habits and independence. We couldn't be happier with the school and would highly recommend it to other parents!

Very great teachers. My daughter Amira loves them all. She is looking to go there every day.read more

We're currently in our ninth year at Emerging Minds Montessori Academy, and honestly, it's hard to…read moreput into words how much this school has meant to our family. We began our journey back when my son was just three years old. He had a significant language delay, and Montessori was recommended as a supportive, personalized approach. What happened next felt nothing short of miraculous. Our little boy, who didn't speak at all, began to blossom. Fast forward to today--he's now in 5th grade there, and we can't get him to stop talking! He's confident, independent, surrounded by wonderful friends, and--most importantly--learning at a pace that truly works for him. He's able to dive deeper into subjects he excels in while receiving thoughtful support in areas where he needs it. Without the pressure to keep up with a fixed pace, he's been free to learn at his own level--fully understanding each concept before moving on and building genuine, lasting mastery along the way. Our daughter, now in 2nd grade, also began her journey at Emerging Minds when she was just three years old. She's a very different kind of learner and has always been academically gifted--reading and doing math years above her grade level. While her brother needed the time and space to find his voice, she needed the freedom to stretch her abilities and be challenged. Thanks to the mixed-age classrooms and personalized curriculum, she has been able to keep progressing without ever feeling bored or held back. That's what makes Emerging Minds so special. It's a place where both of our children--with their totally different needs and strengths--have been able to grow and thrive. Montessori is often celebrated for its benefits in preschool, but it truly comes into its own during the Lower and Upper Elementary years. In the classroom, children take on real responsibility, develop self-motivation, master time management, and grow into confident leaders--all in a way that feels natural and empowering. It's clear that the teachers and staff are deeply committed to the Montessori philosophy and dedicated to nurturing children who think critically rather than simply memorize facts. There really is something truly special in the air there. The kids are kind and caring--there's no bullying to be found. The parents are warm and supportive, and the sense of community is strong and genuine. While Montessori doesn't follow the traditional model of homework, tests, or grades, the children remain constantly engaged and eager to learn--whether through meaningful classwork, hands-on projects, or thoughtful presentations. This approach also leaves plenty of time after school and on weekends for hobbies or simply spending time in nature. In a world where kids are often over-scheduled and exhausted, I find my children happy and curious learners. In short, this school has captured a rare and beautiful kind of magic--and we're endlessly grateful to be a part of it.

1. This school is not for working parents. Drop off at 8:10 sharp & pick up - to be in a car line…read moreat 2:45pm. No flexibility at all. Incident: After 9 month of attending this school of my 3 yr old, I had one & only one work emergency where I dropped off my son at 9:45am. As I entered the lobby with my son, Britney started furiously yelling at me: do you have a doctors note. I explained again, that I texted the teacher & notified her of work emergency. Britney kept on yelling: you can't leave him here, he has to go home. My son wanted to leave the situation & started walking to his classroom, Britney turned around & yelled at my son: you can't go in there, come back & go home. At that time I asked to speak to Geanne. When she arrived, i requested to go into the office as yelling cant be done in front if my son or at my son. I spent an hour in Geanne's office as she was schooling me on their policies. For that whole hour, my son was in the lobby. At 11am, she said she will make exception one time & allowed him to go to the classroom. I was sick to my stomach! If they can yell at my son in front of me, how do they treat kids when parents are not there. My son complained multiple times that teachers are yelling at him. 2. This school is extremely restrictive! It's opposite of montessori freedom. My son wasn't able to do lessons that he wanted because he is not ready. Tones of restrictions in terms of what kids can wear, what kids can do. 3. In 9 months - my son didn't learn anything there. I am comparing to other daycare he attended where he learned so much! 4. There is no transparency - camera is only available from 9am till 11am & not to mention that camera is rarely working but on the hours when it is working, the kids are at the playground at that time. I was never able to see my son on camera. Parents are not welcome to come into the school to see how the kids are doing. It's car pick up & every day I tried to ask for the feedback, all I got from Geanne: trust us, he is happy here. But my son didn't want to go there every morning.