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Montessori Children's School
(602) 264-0096
516 W Bethany Home Rd
Phoenix, AZ 85013
Level: n/a
District: Private



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Census InfoValueYear
White, non-Hispanic:54.55% (2008)
Black, non-Hispanic:27.27% (2008)
Hispanic:18.18% (2008)
Native American or Native Alaskan:0% (2008)
Asian/Pacific Islander:0% (2008)
Student Teacher Ratio:4.4% (2008)




Montessori Children's School Ratings Summary

Average Quality Rating4
Average Principals Rating4
Average Teachers Rating4
Average Activities Rating2
Average Parents Rating3
Average Safety Rating4


Montessori Children's School Reviews

 
I have two children. They started in the toddler program and then when our oldest was about to begin kindergarten, we did the big school search and moved them to another school. After one semester at the other school, we realized what a gem that Childrens House was. It is small and the kids get very indiviual instruction. They have a huge play area and we love the faculty. I only wish that our kids could be there longer.

I love Montessori Children's School. My child has attended since preschool and has had a very positive experience here. The teachers are wonderful and seem to have a knack for getting the best out of each student. I agree more extracurriculars would be nice, but I really don't mind dealing with that on my own. My only complaint...I wish they offered K-8th grade.

The school is excellent. Now that my kids are too old for the school, I am pulling my hair out trying to find something even close. I volunteered in the classroom twice a week most years so I absolutely know what goes on. If someone feels they were not welcome or couldn't contact teachers they couldn't have been trying very hard to become involved. I actually enjoyed the fact I could help in the classroom rather than the endless silent auctions, fairs and candle sales that my current school employs to extract extra funds from me.

Not a very family oriented school. It was almost impossible to meet anybody because you are not encouraged to be in the classroom so basically you drop your child off and pick them up. I felt it was very hard to contact the teachers when you wanted to meet with them. I also felt the Atrium room was inappropriate because it was pretty much a room to teach religion yet this was not part of the curriculum. Also there are way too many teacher work days which conveniently fall on holiday weekends.

A nice school. Good Teachers.

We have been very happy with MCH. The school does lack a sense of community. Because it is Montessori, there are no computers.

We have been very happy with MCH. The school does lack a sense of community. Because it is Montessori, there are no computers.



 

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