Excellent childcare and school. The staff are professional and the facilities are top notch. I've…read moreworked at many schools but by far this is the best.

My two boys went here, in my experience it was a glorified daycare! Nothing to do with Montessori !…read moreIf anything my boys fell behind while attending, they take scholarships so they can get money to fund this nonsense. They go through teachers like crazy cause people dont agree with their ways, owner is very money hungry. Id stay clear of this school if you want your children to actually learn. I Was also part of PTA while my children attended and all everyone cared about was parties and things to draw attention and make their school look fun no one ever talked academics. Not even sure how its considered a Montessori school !

I couldn't be happier with my daughter's experience at Country Day Montessori School in…read moreCarrollwood! From the very first day, it was obvious that this is a school that truly cares about every child who walks through the door. The entire team is exceptionally organized, knowledgeable, and kind. Every teacher and staff member I've interacted with is professional, warm, and clearly passionate about what they do. They communicate clearly, follow through on everything, and create a calm, structured environment that still feels welcoming and joyful. What stands out most is how much personal attention they give to each child. They really get to know your child's personality, strengths, and interests, and they tailor the learning experience to help them thrive. My daughter's confidence, social skills, and academic abilities have blossomed because the teachers gently challenge her while celebrating every small success. They have helped her develop at her own pace in the best possible way. The family-style setting makes all the difference. It feels like an extension of home -- nurturing, supportive, and full of genuine care. My daughter looked forward to school every single morning. She would wake up excited, talking about her friends and what she would do that day. That happiness says everything. I am so grateful to the whole Country Day Montessori team for making my daughter's early learning years so positive and enriching. If you're looking for a school that truly puts children first, this is it. Highly, highly recommend!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Very teacher dependent. School has limited financial resources, horrible website, no technology for…read morethe kids, no online access to information. Owners are older and not tech savvy at all.Had some good teachers, but high turnover rate, they hired first year teachers when we were there with virtually no experience and the kids suffered.There are much better options for the price. Here's my response: Unfortunately the schools response shows a large part of why we left. They are wrong and ruthless so they need to lie to support their comments. I paid them over $15,000 before we had any financial problems, and my children were there for 3 year not 2. I have the records so saying we paid them nothing until they sued us is a bold faced lie. There was a recession, we did have financial issues as many Americans did during that period and they were ruthless, they let our children return for a third year knowing this knowing we had some problems and then sued us when they found out we were leaving. Here's why we left. We paid over $9,000 for first grade thinking we had a teacher that had been with the school for years. On the first day of school we found out that she had left, that's a fact. Her replacement, we found out a few months later, was the daughter of another teacher at the school who had been there for years. We paid more (much more after they sued us) for a first year teacher, one year out of college who was pregnant from the day she was hired, I assume they knew it, assuring she would not even finish the first year, which she didn't, and she's did not come back the next year. It was the worst year we've had with our kids and we paid through the teeth for their hiring practices. My comments to prospective customers is, the school is only as good as the teacher. They had some good teachers when our kids were younger, no idea if they are still there. But paying $9K a year for my child to be taught by a first year, pregnant teacher, when no one at the school told me her mom was in the other room and was the main reason she was hired was just plain wrong any way you cut it. We paid dearly for that hiring mistake, hopefully no one else will. Oh and a static web site with no ability to log in, view your kids grades, communicate with teachers or review your child's work is not very useful. But hey, they think Al Gore invented the internet....

The best school ever, my daughter wake up at night and say: Dad I want go to school , I want Ms…read more Zaidi ... it is so comfortable hear this of you daughter , we feel the love spreading at this school. Thank all of Npms

I was excited to explore this school because of how it presents itself as a Montessori environment…read morethat embraces individualized learning. Unfortunately, my experience during our observation left me disappointed. What was advertised did not match what I observed. Rather than meeting children where they are developmentally, there seemed to be an expectation that every child should immediately conform to the classroom routine, including group activities like circle time. I did not observe the child-centered, flexible, and individualized approach that is often associated with authentic Montessori education. I also found the communication about my child's experience to be discouraging. Instead of highlighting strengths, curiosity, or opportunities for growth, the feedback felt largely focused on what my child was not doing. Families of children who may need additional support, whether with communication, development, or transitions, should know that this did not feel like an inclusive environment equipped to help children succeed in different ways. If your school advertises individualized education and a Montessori philosophy, families should expect to see those values reflected in practice. Based on my experience, I felt the marketing was misleading and did not accurately represent the classroom environment we observed. I encourage parents to schedule an observation and carefully evaluate whether the school's philosophy aligns with what is actually happening in the classroom before making a decision.

Our son has attended Montessori at Rosebourogh for three years and just started his fourth. We…read morecouldn't be happier with the school. Teachers respect the students and they evelop amazing bonds. The curriculum teaches students not only general knowledge, but practical life skills. We highly recommend this school.

From the owner: Montessori at Roseborough educates the whole child, nurturing the love of learning that lies…read morewithin. Following the principals of Dr. Maria Montessori, an atmosphere of respect & understanding allows the child to develop a love of learning, intelligence, stewardship of self, community and the natural world.

We stayed with this daycare for 2 full years (while our daughter was 16m to 3.5y). Due to regular…read moreclashes with the admin we attempted to find a different school about 10 months in, and would have withdrawn our daughter sooner, but the enrollment contract and fees are structured in a way that makes it an expensive decision to leave before the school year ends. It's also not simple or easy to switch daycares, and I wish I'd realized that before enrolling. Our child was generally safe, happy and cared for, and enjoyed her friendships. Taken in totality l, her positive day to day experience took precedence for us vs our unhappiness with administrative decisions. Any parents of young children will know it's also hard to find a new daycare option without being on a long wait list and none are perfect. If you're on multiple wait lists waiting for a spot somewhere, though, I'd suggest you do what I did not, and wait for something else to open up instead of settling for this daycare. The teachers are generally wonderful people and are absolutely so good to the kids. The empathy and love shown by many of the teachers to the children are the sole reasons I am giving this daycare a 2nd and 3rd star. The administration, owners, their policies and manner of communicating with parents is less than ideal and not something I'd expect from a daycare that costs over $15k per year. It's a for-profit operation that is run extremely leanly, and that is abundantly clear in every aspect of the school's operations. Without going into details - I vocalized dissatisfaction about issues that occurred and that were important to our family multiple times over two years. In responding, each time the admin & owners know they have the leverage and always pushed back. Sometimes they relented, but it took a lot of pushing on my part and uncomfortable conversations to get there. Sometimes they didn't offer any compromises like when asking that they reconsider and discuss their use of television and audiobooks on a daily basis in the 3-year old classroom. They know in refusing to consider changes or different opinions that parents are between a rock and a hard place and can't just withdraw their kids without negative financial and child care impacts. Hopefully the admins and owners will see this review and pay attention. They should consider improving communication styles and the customer service aspects of their relationships with parents who are paying a significant premium cost for childcare that is far less than a premium experience.

Rude administration, greedy owners. Expensive for what they offer. You don't get to meet the…read moreteachers and talk to them regularly, you don't get pictures of your child or know much about their day, inconvenient and long pick-up system, payments aren't automated and an expensive mistake if you don't pay the first days of the month. It's very obvious they don't truly care for kids here. The worst part, their parking lot is not safe and I know because my son was run over by a car. Fortunately, my son is still alive with me today and didn't become another statistics of children killed in parking lots and daycares. I could never recommend this place to another parent.

Love love love this school! Finding the right school is so hard, and I can help you with that…read moredecision by telling you the owners care so deeply and are so involved! So much community being built! I absolutely recommend this school!

This is a great Learning Center with several amazing teachers that have longevity at this…read moreMontessori School. The owners go above and beyond bringing a standard of Excellence to the center. It is very clean and warm. If you are looking for a friendly warm environment, where your children will learn and thrive, this is the place for you.!

Where do I begin... We started researching preschools for our son when he was still a young baby…read more Given our very high expectations we could not have been more relieved when we learned about Growing Minds and had the immense privilege of meeting Mrs. Uzma Ansari! She has undoubtedly gone above and beyond dedicating herself to early childhood education for over 20 years. Her passion and compassion along with her genuine love for all the little ones is undeniable! Our son has attended the school for almost 3 years now. We feel so blessed that his first experience with formal education has been at Growing Minds. The teachers follow Mrs. Ansari's vision and have worked alongside her for years, (which is so rare nowadays) and makes such a difference! Being a Montessori School, our son has consistently had the same teacher: Mrs. Carattini. We could not be more grateful for how loving, patient, gentle, nurturing and caring she is. The result is, our son, along with his little peers' flourish into confident, independent, curious children who have undoubtedly been positively impacted by a unique, positive learning environment. Montessori education makes a world of a difference and challenges students to remain true to who they are while cultivating a genuine love for learning. I could not recommend Growing Minds Montessori School more highly to anyone who is looking for a solid educational foundation as well as a loving, nurturing environment for their child. It was the best decision of our lives, and it will be yours too!

I chose this school for my twins who were entering pre-k4. They did such a phenomenal job with my…read moregirls that I elected to keep them there for their kindergarten year. Now they are entering first grade well above grade level and are often regarded as the kindest and most well-behaved children. I credit much of their social and academic development to Mrs. Ansari, Mrs Carratini, and the other wonderful teachers at GMMS. If you value high quality montessori education and want a supportive and peaceful learning environment for your little one then this is the place!