Our family couldn't be happier with our child's experience at Charlotte Montessori School. The…read morefaculty and staff are Knoweledgeable, Responsible, and Caring. This is ours son's first year at the school and he has blossomed in so many ways. He is talking up a storm, demonstrating curtesy and respect for himself, classmates, and teachers. We highly recommend Charlotte Montessori to every family. You will not be disappointed.

Very bad experience with one of the teachers (Ms Jane) that caused my child to fear going to…read moreschool. Also, enrolled in the kindergarten. I asked numerous times if my child was progressing to be prepared for first grade, and I was assured throughout the year that progress was on target. When my child then started first grade at public school, the public school had to put my child in an intervention program bc my child placed one and a half years behind the normal first grader. Charlotte Montessori is a daycare only. I advise all parents to choose a kindergarten program elsewhere.

Wow! This is such a great school and childcare option…read more I can't speak more highly of their care for our children, the cleanliness of the school and of course the amazing teachers and administration. Our kids love to go to school and our rising Kindergarten is more prepared to start school thanks to the amazing preschool curriculum than we could have ever imagined. Highly recommend for infant care all they way through Pre-K!

It's a great school they reasserted their school security and people are feeling much safer I my…read morechild had a great time here once they found there group of friends they were so happy coming home everyday they may have not liked there teachers but they still got a great education and this is why I am recommending this school to every parent in charlotte North Carolina because it's such a underrated school and their past experiences make parents think it's a bad school when it's not after everything the redesigned I would suggest this school to everyone who wants to have a good time and a good education.

Fantastic school. Not only are the staff friendly and courteous, my 2 kids are getting quality…read moreeducation. The principal has been very accommodating to special one of requests.

Warning for Parents Considering WGCS As a parent, I feel compelled to share my experience with WGCS…read morein the hope that it helps others make an informed decision. From my perspective, the leadership at the school, particularly the owner, Kyle Boyd, demonstrated a style that felt rigid and, at times, difficult to work with. I felt that communication lacked transparency, and it seemed to me that decisions were often made without considering the well-being of the students and their families. My child entered WGCS as a mild-mannered, enthusiastic student. However, during our time there, I noticed significant changes in his demeanor that concerned me. I also had questions about the academic curriculum. Despite the school's claims of offering an advanced curriculum, in my opinion, it did not meet South Carolina's academic standards. I observed that extra credit was frequently used to raise students' grades, which left me concerned about the consistency and rigor of grading practices. Also, I felt as if communications between teachers and parents were lacking or non-existent; especially in Math. Athletics were another point of concern. While the school promotes its commitment to offering several athletic programs, in my experience, there was no on-site gymnasium, and the off-site facility used did not feel particularly safe or appropriate for school sports (and it is across town). Additionally, I found the handling of my son's attempt to play public school sports troubling. I felt that WGCS staff misrepresented facts in a way that ultimately harmed his opportunity. Thank GOD for AAU sports, which more than prepared him to play next year. What the devil meant for evil, GOD turned it around for his good! Spiritually and culturally, I had hoped for a community that uplifted and embraced Christian values such as honesty, fairness, and love. Unfortunately, I did not feel that those values were consistently demonstrated here. As a parent of a minority child, I also observed what I perceived as a lack of inclusion, particularly in how students were recognized during school awards. In our time at the school, I did not see any minority student receive certain awards that are meant to reflect strong Christian character. It's very difficult for me to write this, and I waited until the end of the school year to do so because I did not want my son to face any retaliation. Due to our negative experience, I cannot recommend WGCS until serious meaningful changes are made.

This school sucks because, it is the worst school in the district and there is a teacher that does…read morenot have time to give minor referrals but has time to give office referrals and they make you do a lot of work and I hate teachers at that school because they are the worst because they suck at their job but there is two teacher's that are the best teachers. Please do not consider taking your child to this school.

it is the worst school they do nothing about bullying and the lunch is horrible and i regret…read moregoing

My kids have been going to Pinnacle since 2018 and I now have a rising 8th grader, 7th grader, and…read more3rd grader. The staff and communication are all excellent. They expect a lot from their students. As a side note this 1 star review was written by someone in california-

It's sad how much is swept under the rug and not handled even when the authority has come several…read moretimes and got involved and the co founders. As a mom I wouldn't and didn't put up with it. It's sad what our children deal with because of the school system. They want to look good in socials eyes, but don't fix issues. Now ontop of it yesterday they are punishing all the kids in upper campus cause of vandalism they can't use the bathroom during class. They have to hold it have a hurt blatter. I'm sure UTIs will be happening from this as well as stomach issues. I'm sorry, but let's punish the kids that are good and make them not care anymore since they are getting in trouble as well. I'm sorry, but thar is abuse and wrong. It's sad I feel for these kids. Mine for sure would have been gone from all the crap that has been going on this year. I'm glad God has made it for me to be able to homeschool my son, teach him and not worry about having to be escorted to classes because of bullying not being handled still, being bullied, throwing my kids lunch down everyday, being cournered, hit in the bathroom and cournered cause no one watching and so much more. Worst off telling kids to go kill himself or threatening to sacrifice them. It's ridiculous and sad. They don't care it's all about using people and the money. They keep everything hush hush so they can look good, but dang if ya talk or post man do they step up and act like they didn't know about the situation. Why we left and so glad WONT ever change my mine. I went above and beyond when my son was there for years did book fair, was a sub for many classes alone no help, dances, chaperoned, holiday parties and much more for years. The way when my son was threatened 2 different times how it was handle a little slap on the wrist and if you do that again your going to walk. Are you serious when a kid says there going to kill you and another days there going to sacrifice you.

Switched to this school because even in the "best" schools CMS was failing my son. It's been a…read moregreat experience so far

Fun school with nice campus and people. The cafe is great and also has lots of great teachers…read morerecommended btw

Omni is such an impressive school. They hold tight to the Montessori approach. Primary is ages 3-5…read moreupon entering and they all learn from each other: the first, second, and third year students. My daughter just finished her first year in the primary program and is starting to read, it's truly incredible. The skills they learn from the work transfers over into real life and it also teaches them to hold themselves accountable. The campus is special and gives a very woodsy feel. Above and beyond any traditional schooling approach.

Disappointed to find, upon calling in to the front desk, that the receptionist wouldn't allow me to…read morespeak to the Director of Admissions about the school. "Fill out the online inquiry and then she'll reach out to you." It gave me a clear picture of how they likely treat current students and parents. If they can't be bothered to make the admissions process personalized, I can't imagine what the environment is for children.