Both my son and daughter attended Sherwood Heights for several years -- my daughter from JK until…read morethe end of grade 5, and my son from grade 3 until grade 8. Both of them are very intellectual and capable, but the school failed to nurture or challenge their potential. The administration is rigid and transactional. For children, the teaching is strong in the sense that they emphasize discipline, homework, and behavior, but it's a one-size-fits-all approach. There's little to no adaptation for advanced or gifted students. Instead of encouraging and motivating, teachers often criticize, which discourages children rather than lifting them up. Bullying is also a serious issue at the school, happening in ways that are almost unbelievable, with little effective intervention from staff. In summary, if you're looking for a place that goes above and beyond to bring out the best in bright children, this is not the right environment

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Young Minds Montessori is a wonderful place for a child to grow in and learn life skills. My little…read moredaughter started at Young Minds when she was only 18 months old and I can confidently say that sending her Young Minds was the best decision we have made for her. We initially looked for a place that would have great menu, because after seeing nachos on the menu of a toddler was not very appealing to our household. Young Minds has a great in house chef that prepares meals for the children daily. Since her enrollment our daughter has mastered so many skills and has become so independent. The school environment is warm and organized. Children are always well taken care and receive an individualized approach which is so very important. We are sending our little son in January to follow his sister's footsteps at Young Minds.

Although they have good programming, Be prepared to have your child CRY for the full time for at…read moreleast ten days with little comfort as they seem to think that this is how to teach the child to adjust. Some children may have an increased sense of separation anxiety and fear of losing their parent due to this, even thoughts of death...

I transferred my son there about 5 years ago for his final year, and he's currently at MIT pursuing…read morea masters. The quality of tuition was excellent and got his grades up. The administrator Debbie Ramdas was very helpful about university placement.