There is truly something special about The Montessori School at StarCreek! Every teacher is kind,…read morewelcoming, caring, and treats every student with love and respect. You can really tell that they want the best for their students, and I feel so comfortable!

"I cannot speak highly enough of p4 teachers. Their dedication to fostering a nurturing and…read moreengaging environment is evident in everything they do. The Montessori approach truly comes to life in their classroom, as they encourage independence, creativity, and a love for learning in each child. Their patience, warmth, and ability to connect with students on an individual level make them exceptional. I've seen incredible growth and confidence in my child since joining their class. P4 teachers truly embodies the principles of Montessori education and makes a lasting positive impact on their students. Thank you for all you do as our kids today our the future of tomorrow.

Our daughter has been attending this school for the past three months, and we have had a very…read morepositive experience. The teachers and staff have been welcoming, professional, and genuinely caring from the very beginning. They have made the transition smooth and have created a safe, nurturing, and supportive environment for her. It is reassuring to know that our daughter is well cared for each day, and we appreciate the dedication and kindness shown by the entire team. We are grateful for the positive impact they have had on her early learning and development. Thank you to all the teachers and staff for your continued care and commitment. We highly recommend this school to any family looking for a warm and trustworthy learning environment.

Awesome School. Teachers are very friendly and kids will learn a lot in this school. Teacher…read moreremembers everyone's name which we are impressed. The teachers are very experienced and caring for every kids. Cannot ask for more. The teachers and staffs are incredibly welcoming, friendly and helpful. My son learned a lot from her ABC's, colors, numbers, planets, good manners, making friends, and so much more.

This was our first experience with a Montessori school and has been the best experience enrolling…read moreour son into pre-k. We looked at many places as I'm sure most parents do. As soon as we walked in we met Mrs. Renuka and she was very nice. Mrs. Renuka gave us a tour and answered all our questions (and more). The school is very clean, they have a set schedule for the children, and do different activities every day. There are also extra curricular activities you can sign up for. The front door is coded which we love. Mrs. Shante is the pre-k teacher and we absolutely love her! Our son took to her immediately and looks forward to going into her classroom. We have met several other teachers there and they are all very nice. Our son has learned and developed so much being there. The school keeps in touch with the parents through an app and will send pictures of their class when they do special activities or celebrations. When pre-k ended they did a graduation for the kids. All the events they have done, they make it so special for the kids and parents. We also did the summer program and our son loves this too. His favorite was the petting zoo day - the school set up a petting zoo at the school for the kids to enjoy. When our daughter turns 18 months we plan to enroll her in their toddler program and have her stay with the school as long as she can.

My daughter started going to Watters Montessori when she was 18 months old. We visited several…read moreMontessori schools in the area but when we visited Watters and met Ms Renuka we made our mind. She got so much love and warmth and personal attention. We saw her growing from a shy girl to a confident girl. Teachers put in so much effort in kids that it's just wonderful seeing them learning good manners, and academically also kids are much ahead than there peers. My daughter has loved going to this school and misses it so much now as she will be going to kindergarten. She has impressively started to read full sentences and simple books at 4 years of age and loves doing simple addition. She has an appreciation for nature, art, play, and mindfulness. We enrolled our 2 year old son in the toddler class earlier this year. And we were amazed when it took him only 2 days to get adjusted to the school and he really loves going to school.

I chose Heritage Montessori based on rigorous research of DFS infractions, online reviews from…read moreparents, and finally my in person visit and tour of the school. I was pleased to find this school had only 1 very minor infraction that was immediately handled and had numerous great reviews from parents. Furthermore, I felt very welcomed during my two in school tours by myself and then again with my two boys. Ms. Guyatri was especially loving and the teachers had been their for many many years. All of the above reasons are why I chose Heritage Montessori when our nanny gave us a two week notice. However, I feel absolutely compelled to write this review so that ALL parents understand the importance of looking at the provided camera detail of the classrooms. Had I not done this, my oldest son would have continued to be singled out and mistreated by Nimmi Gudavalli, the Elementary class teacher. On our first day, Nimmi was at the front desk and was immediately surprised when we told her that our son was going to be in her class. She was not at all welcoming or friendly. While I understood her surprise having not been told or having not met us since she was on a field trip during my initial visits, this was not a good representation for the school. From then on, I was told very rudely that my son's photo would not be put up like the other students because it was close to the end of the year and there would be a new teacher for the summer, and because she had heard my son wasn't coming back for the fall, among other questionable actions. Two days after my son started in Nimmi's classroom, I was granted access to view his room. And immediately, I was completely horrified by what I watched first hand. Despite their being at least 20 empty desks in the classroom facing inward toward the world map rug, my son was turned around facing a black refrigerator in a corner BY HIMSELF. For circle time, my son tried to join the other kids on the rug and when Nimmi came back into the room she made him leave the circle and sit back in the corner facing the refrigerator. I was livid. I immediately called Ms Guyatri and she also saw the video of my son in the corner by himself while all the other children and Nimmi were having class on the rug. She was stunned and agreed to immediately go to the classroom and get my son out of the corner and have him with the rest of the class. The sad part is that had I not been watching via my phone, I don't know how long Nimmi would have thought it was ok to single a child out, turn their desk around and put them in the corner as if they are being punished. Of course after meeting with Ms Guyatri I switched classrooms. To my surprise, Nimmi had already packed my son's things and put them at the door as if to say Good Riddins! Her excuse was she didn't think he would understand what they were going over during circle time and would be distracted. In other words, there was no good excuse for singling out 1 student and making them feel like they weren't part of the class and putting them in a corner. She had met my child 3 days prior and had assumed he wouldn't understand and felt her actions were appropriate. As a so-called teacher, this was beyond unacceptable and she and Ms Guyatri were told as much among other things as any parent could imagine. Ms Guyatri tried to say Nimmi was stressed, but honestly if stress causes a "teacher" to mistreat a child then they no longer need to be a teacher. No child deserves the treatment my son went through during his first 3 days of school. And women like Nimmi Gudavalli are the reason some kids get off to a bad start not having a loving, nurturing, inclusive environment where they are encouraged and pushed to become their best selves. I really write this long story short to make parents aware of the need to monitor their children, ask questions and always speak up when you see something that is not right. After all, while Heritage is a far cry from what I was paying for a full time nanny for the past 5 years, I'm still spending my money and am entitled to better.

From the owner: The main objective of the Montessori method is to harvest potential by providing an educational…read moreenvironment to promote independence, curiosity,self-discipline, and love for learning within a multi-age classroom.The most important characteristic of the Montessori method is its outcome: children who develop into confident, self-learning adults

PLEASE READ !!! This Carpe Diem hold themselves to such high standards but cannot deliver . My…read moreBIGGEST CONCERN is that as a mother I don't believe a man changing a 2 year old girl diaper is acceptable especially without communicating with the parents. I have spoken with some parents and have came in conclusion that we were manipulated because initially we were told he was the music teacher and months later he transitioned into changing little girls diapers secretly. This has been a traumatic situation on all aspects. For me personally, I teach my daughter that no man should be down there meanwhile unknowingly a man has been changing her diaper in which her DAD doesn't even do... not to mention...The Director/ staff failed to notify the parents such as myself of these changes and under no circumstances should it be tolerated despite their lack of staff or excuses. Although this school is under investigation, this review is to shed light where there is darkness. Please don't take this review as a angry parent venting but rather take it from a safety perspective. This school gets new staff often but do not teach the staff to verify the parent before handing off children, my husband has had the wrong child brought to his vehicle and have addressed the importance of verifying parents before giving away children. If sanitation is a factor please understand that this school allows kids to share binkys (pacifiers) and bring them home. Although, some parents might be ok with their child sharing them I feel that it should be communicated. The lesson I learned from this was - Just because you are paying more doesn't mean you are getting the best. *Good luck .. please keep searching *

This place is just awesome by every standard of daycare. My lo has been going here since he was 9…read moremonths and its almost 6 months now. We couldn't have asked for a better place and people to take care of our baby. The whole staff is amazing and treat the kids like their own. Sara is the best leader any daycare can have , she makes the place so much fun for kids! Cannot thank the teachers enough to be always on their toes for the kids. Also, not to forget the great food they serve. I will recommend it to anyone to everyone! Keep up the good work!

The team at GenStar have been beyond great! They have taken very good care of our two boys and are…read moreteaching them many things as well. The facility is beautiful and clean and the staff does a great job with communication with us. We would definitely recommend them!

About four years ago, our daughter joined daycare in an infant room and it's from then on that we…read morehave been fans of Ms. Jacquie and her style of leading a childcare facility. She always goes out of her way to ensure that both her students and their parents are well supported and cared for. She leads by example and with empathy. Our daughter was lucky to be under Ms. Jacquie's care once again at Genstar Montessori. The school has excellent facilities and caring teachers who make sure the kids are getting a wholesome experience everyday. We would highly recommend the daycare to anyone wanting to see their child be happy about going to school every morning!

Our daughter Ishanvi has been going to Primrose School at Deerfield since November 2022 when she…read morejust turned 4. It was a lengthy process in choosing her first school and we are very pleased to have chosen Primrose. The school and the staff have been playing a significant role in the development and growth of our daughter. Over time since she joined, Isha loved going to school. Apart from the outstanding curriculum, numerous other activities like Christmas celebrations, Easter Egg Hunt, the annual graduation ceremony, etc., have piqued Isha's interest and made her appreciate the time she is spending in school. It is to be noted that the staff put in a lot of time, effort and energy into the execution of the aforementioned events that they end up being really grand, rich and thoroughly memorable experiences for students and parents alike. The school has also ensured that they strictly meet the dietary requirements of each child. The staff also do a commendable job in communicating with us about the child's daily activities, upcoming events, payment reminders and accommodating many other requests we've made. It has been a breeze communicating with Ms. Corrine, especially, and she has always been prompt, quick and always helpful in her response. Our special mention goes to Ms. Alissa. Ever since Ms. Alissa became the class teacher for Pre-K-2, Isha wasn't just happy but was excited to go to school. We, as parents, could clearly see that Ms. Alissa genuinely cared about the kids in the class, made them all feel inclusive, provided individual care to each one of them and actually wanted them to be happy & comfortable. The very manner she greets the kids in the morning not only brightens their days but ours as well. As we drop off our daughter and drive away in the morning, we feel relieved and at peace knowing that Ms. Alissa is there to take care of our daughter. We also want to thank Ms. Margie (who in Isha's words is a very sweet teacher), Ms. Shilpi, Mr. Alan (whose high-fives instantly cheer up Isha in the morning), Ms. Suzanne and Ms. Heather.

We initially loved this Primrose and started our daycare journey here. With the high staff…read moreturnover, the location quickly went downhill. The new staff began going off protocols and doing whatever they wanted to do. I witnessed an employee changing one of the infants on the playmat where the kids play when there was an available changing table, she would undress all of the kids while eating lunch instead of simply using a bib, and admittedly lied about daily documentation (specifically when and how much my child was eating). The outside play equipment was filthy and my kid would have clothes covered in dirt. We ultimately had to leave due to safety concerns.

I have worked with Maryssa the past year and she is passionate about providing the best Montessori…read moreeducation to her students. She goes above and beyond for her students by providing interactive learning opportunities and tailoring education to the child's needs.

From the owner: Tiny Plum Montessori is a small, in-home preschool taught by a certified Montessori teacher. I am…read morein the process of obtaining my childcare license, am CPR/first aid certified, have wonderful references, and love teaching small children. My home is smoke-free and has beautiful spaces for the students. Tuition includes breakfast, lunch, three snacks, and enrichment classes. I am open year-round from 7:00 am to 5:30 pm for either part-time care or full-time. Multiple program options are available for every family's needs. Please visit my website or contact me to learn more or schedule your tour.