Montessori School At Lilburn

My 18 month old goes here and I could not love this school more. He can count to 20, knows his alphabet, and colors. This school really takes the time to ensure the children are not only educated but loved. I would definitely recommend this school to any parent. Do not look only at what you are spending each month, but what you are spending your money on. Worth every penny!! :)

Excellent school at an affordable price!  My son has attended the Montessori School at Lilburn for two years now.  If you are looking for a loving, stable, calm, organized, early learning environment for your child, this is the place.  My son was diagnosed with Autism at age two, and when he started at the Montessori school at age 3, he rarely spoke and was lacking confidence and social skills.  Now, at age 4, he is outgoing, social, talks all the time, and is starting to read!  His skills in reading and are on par with his sister, who is 6 years old, and attends Kindergarten.  Compare this school's prices to full-time daycare, and you'll be surprised at its affordability.  I highly recommend this school!

I could not love this school more.  My two children are in their second year at MSL.  The teachers are loving, attentive, and compassionate.  Within the first month of attending there was a noticeable difference in the kids, and they keep surprising us with all they learn.  They are now 3 years old, going on 4 and are emerging readers and writers.  They wake up excited for school and talk about their teachers as if they are family.  The entire staff at MSL is engaging and care for the kids sincerely.  This school is implanting a love for learning and independence that will, without doubt, benefit my kids for years to come.

I was a stay at home mother to my 2 year old son. I needed to go back to work and was so nervous about putting my child in the care of strangers. Montessori School at Lilburn eased those concerns and have helped my child develop into an eager, helpful child. He quickly developed language and verbal skills that we were unable to focus on with him at home. The process of potty training was supported by the helpful staff and he quickly became an independent bathroom-goer! He loves his teachers and classmates. The school is neat and comfortable. It is inviting to children and has a home like feel. I encourage any parent wary of the public school system or daycare setting to research this school. They have competitive tuition prices and a loving staff.

I was interested in enrolling my child at this school, but couldn't find any reviews or adequate information about the school online, so I was hesitant. I happen to be riding by the school and called and asked was it possible to have a tour, at that time. I was told they only do tours at 1:30PM. I explained that this time is during my 3 year old nap (a common nap time for most younger children). I was told I could come at 1:15 if that helps, and I agreed. I arrived at 1:00PM. to no one working in the office, I had interrupted the staff members lunch time who was on the parking lot eating and she was visibly annoyed by it, but she did get out and let me in the school, so that I could wait on the owner. The owner arrived 5-10 minutes after I was let in, and told me they would be with me in 20 minutes. During that time she sat at the desk eating, and the children were escorted out the front door, into a different room in groups of 2. The energy was very bland, and beige, and the staff did not seem enthusiastic, about me arriving early, or in their interaction with the children attending. There are no windows that allow you to look in the classroom, only a door. It's not transparent or bright in anyway. After waiting another 15 minutes, I decided to go to Kroger to kill time. While pulling off the staff member who's lunch I had ruined, gave me a sarcastic wave like "goodbye". That was when I decided there was no need to return, as there is no way in hell my child would be attending there. Having toured 4 other schools before that one, I know for a fact that someone is always present at the front desk, and my 15 minute early arrival would not have been such a inconvenience and disruption to the staff. And if you take my personal issue of the tour arrival time out the equation, I would still not send my child there, because the energy was that of someone who is operating a school for profit, not for the love of children and education.

My son attended the Montessori School at Lilburn for two years and had a fantastic experience. He learned so much and was reading before he started kindergarten. they introduce many concepts your child will encounter in the school system, such as ten-frames for math, but they also cover so many more subjects, introducing children to letter sounds and early reading, geography, and science, including plant identification, identifying continents, and identifying complex shapes at an early age. The school is very hands-on and interactive. For the most part, the school follows with Gwinnett County school calendar. The school days are 9:00 - 3:00 with pre-care and after-care available. We found the price to be very competitive with daycare, but with so much more learning; the teachers and director are great. I sent one child to a Georgia Pre-K and one to Montessori, and hands down Montessori was the better choice.

The school is just ok, by daughter was enrolled for a year,I didn&#39;t like the fact that you can&#39;t just drop in  your on child they view it as a distraction. After I enrolled my child in a different school ,I noticed a big difference in her .

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