Montessori School House

My daughter is going here in the past 3 years (even its 40 miles away from home) and i am sure that is one of the best choices of my life! The teachers are incredible, it’s an amazing school!!! If you are looking for a private school for your child, this is definitely the place to go to!

After six months of preschool at Montessori School House, our daughter has learned and grown more than I ever expected. From problem solving skills to interpersonal skills and potty training — we can see such a difference in her. The staff is so caring and always happy to see us in the morning. Our daughter absolutely loves the staff. They know when to be fun, when to be caring and when to be stern. The school holds several events/​activities/​performances throughout the year which the kids all seem to enjoy. Summer at Montessori School House is great, too! Our daughter just LOVED jumper days and swimming/​water play days. I did my research and toured several schools before choosing a preschool for our daughter and I’m beyond pleased with this school.

All my kids went to MSH for preschool. I’m very happy with the caring and knowledgeable teachers. Activities are well-​rounded and fun, allowing the kids to celebrate different holidays during the year, and even their own cultural heritage.

I absolutely love this school. This school allows the children to freely learn and express themselves in a safe environment. Each teacher is patient and caring. And they are excellent with potty training.

Montessori School House (MSH) held in high regard in my child’s education. My daughter is a MSH alumni. She completed Preschool, Kindergarten, First Grade, and part of Second Grade there. And, I am so grateful that I found such a wonderful establishment. Like most working parents, I was overwhelmed with choices I have to make when it comes to looking for Preschool/​Childcare for my child. I picked MSH over Kindercare or La Petite Academy because of its small, personalized environment (unlike other commercialized places, that kept calling and soliciting, to have my child sign up).
Well, I am glad I picked MSH. My child blossomed beautifully during her first Preschool year at MSH. And, as stated on my previous post, I was so impressed by her academic performance that I enrolled her in Kindergarten the following year. By First Grade, she was reading 2^nd grade level. When most kids her age was barely printing, my child was writing in cursive. Their Music/​Performance curriculum is outstanding. Their annual Spring Concert is Oscar worthy. Watching my child performed on stage brought tears to my eyes. And, guess what, no Stage Fright! By the beginning of 2^nd Grade, my daughter was reading chapter books. She was already starting on multiplication in math.
My only concern is watching her class size reduced as she moves up during her elementary years (as more kids move on to public school as they age). As some parent may preferred smaller class size for more individualized attention, I worried how being one of 7 student in 2^nd grade might affect her socially and academically when she attends «Big Kids School.» It was a silly concern on my part, as her teacher reassured me that children adapt rather easily.
By mid 2^nd Grade, I transferred my child to a local public school, the «Big Kids School», as my daughter calls it. And, to this day, I wondered whether I made the right decision. She is the youngest student (November baby) in her new class of 25 students and yet she is way ahead academically. Although she knows Cursive, she is force to print in class because the rest of the student prints (Cursive is a 3^rd grade curriculum). Weekly spelling words are a breeze to her because she already learned them in First Grade. It can be a bit frustrating sometime, but my daughter adapted pretty well in her new school. Just like what her MSH teachers predicted.
So, in conclusion, I can recommend Montessori School House with complete confidence to any parent going through what every parent goes through when selecting their child’s school/​daycare. I am so proud that my daughter is a MSH alumni.

We look forward to our yearly visit at Montessori School House. Children are happy and respectful of our presenter and animals! Teachers happily engage the children at all times during our program… Wonderful school.

The school ropes you in with many activities and promises that most parents want for their child. However, it’s their delivery that fails. The activities lack passion or enthusiasm and are very disorganized. The curriculum structure is very weak and not a typical guideline from an expected Montessori school. The facility itself is not in the best condition. Paint peeling, toys old and falling apart, playground equipment also old and falling apart, and the overall cleanliness is lacking. The school uses wood chips as a cushion for the playground, which actually ends up cutting the child’s toes. The school does not have pride and seems to focus more on profit than reinvesting into the school. The school is located behind a «continuation school» for youth and depending on your arrival, you will witness unflattering events. I would not recommend this school to anyone who values a quality development for their child.

I checked out all the Montessori type schools in Rancho Cucamonga before I choosing this place. After the tour and meeting the owners and director, I knew this was the place. The director and teaching staff are kind and truely care for the children. Cost is very reasonable compare to the other schools. Location is close to the 10 freeway and parking is easy. I highly recommend this school.