We have had our two children at this school since they were 18months - Kinder…read more We love the teachers and the school. Our children have thrived!

My son has only attended for two weeks, but so far we've been nothing but impressed!…read more About two months ago we reached out to schedule a meeting. Laurie told us all about the school and answered any questions. She gave us the opportunity to visit the classrooms and see how things run. My husband went to a Montessori school as a child, so he experienced a flood of happy memories. It was everything he dreamed of for our active little boy. We returned the next week with our little boy so he could join a class. The staff wanted to see how he fit in. Everything felt good, so we moved forward with enrollment. He's currently doing day care, but will do preschool this coming fall. Our plan is to do three full days a week (you can do full or half days, 3-5 days a week). To start the process of getting our son comfortable, they like to begin with five days. If possible, they like for one parent to stay with the child so they can leave early (probably a half day to start). This is allowing our son a smooth transition. Every child is different, so things can be adjusted depending on how they handle it. I look forward to posting again later once we've spent more time here and learn more. But we love this place so far!!

Both my daughters, Victoria and Violet go there. Violet has gone through all five years. Teacher…read moreand staff are amazing her reading and writing her through the roof. We used to drive 25 minutes each way just so they could go to this particular school, highly recommend and their summer classes are outstanding.

George Mason Senior here both of my granddaughters go there I got to go see my oldest graduation…read moredad an amazing ceremony and even better cake afterwards my son and daughter-in-law seemed very happy with the place

My 6 year old loves the school age program and all the field trips they go in the summer. My 1.5…read moreyear old loves the hands on activities, the teachers love my kids like they are their own babies!

When our son first started at La Petite in Beavercreek when he was 2 1/2 things were pretty good…read more He liked his teacher; the director was good; our son seemed to be learning new things. However, when he turned 4 and switched to the front "room" (aka open space) with the older kids, things went downhill. The teacher turnover rate was high; the kids are in an "open" area near the front lobby, so there are lots of distractions; and it was often very chaotic when we dropped him off, which would immediately send our son into overdrive! Our son has ADHD and really needed a calm, competent, experienced teacher (or at least some ADHD accommodations) to help him, but that never happened. In fact, we would sometimes get phone calls to come and pick our son up because they couldn't manage his behavior. One time he 'spit' at a teacher (not acceptable but also not surprising considering that when my husband dropped him off several boys were running, screaming, and slamming bathroom doors)! He'd only been at school one hour when we got the call to come get him. Guess the teacher had no clue what to do with a 4-year-old boy who spits. I had to quit working that day, but still had to pay La Petite, of course! And, even more frustrating, by the time we got there, our son had already moved on from the incident and was happily playing outside on the playground. He didn't even know why he was being picked up. When we talked to the director and told her that our son was doing great (with no complaints from his teacher) on the mornings he went to his other specialized school, we were told by the director that La Petite is more of a "play based" school and that our son probably should be in a more structured school. Ironically, that is not what La Petite advertises on their website. They appear to promote STEM learning, and "meeting the needs of every child" but I can tell you from first-hand experience, and from the comments from several other parents we know, that is not what's happening there much of the time. It seems many of the teachers are just in "survival mode" in a space that often resembles a zoo. So, here's my advice: Do NOT choose this school if you: 1) Have a child with any special needs, including ADHD 2) Want your child to learn in a well-organized, calm, clean environment 3) Want to be able to work the hours you need to at your job (without getting phone calls to come get your kid) 4) Want a steady, calm, competent teacher with years of experience who understands the behavior of small children and knows how to manage them 5) Want to get what you pay for -- La Petite is NOT cheap!

I only have experience with one level but have had two kids there and we have been very happy with…read morethe teachers and the new principal. We would definitely recommend this school for those looking for a Montessori experience.

We have been at Creative World of Montessori since 2019 (my child's preschool, kindergarten, first,…read moreand second grade). We loved the school and felt our child was in a supportive, nurturing, yet balanced environment. Then this current school year came. Our child's lead teacher abruptly quit. We still haven't been notified by the administration as to why this change, only complaints from the current teacher and no answers from the principal when I talked on the phone and email and in person to both the teacher and principal. We only left these conversations feeling more confused (no answers or solutions, only projection and gaslighting). My child's classroom has not been a pleasant one and we have been unable to effectively communicate or resolve issues with the current teacher.  Then, the principal quit. We have made the difficult yet necessary decison to take our child out of this school mid-year. I do not recommend this school for your child. Too many secrets and not enough clear communication. When there is not clear and transparent communication, push back when I ask questions about my child's learning, and an obvious disconnect from teachers and administration, I do NOT trust the people who are in charge of my child's safety and learning for an entire day. We hate this school so much we are willing to leave money on the table for the sake of our family's mental well-being. We are so disappointed in you, CWCC inc. (company that owns Creative World of Montessori).

Fantastic preschool! My son attended for the first time ever in their 3's class last year and they…read morehad helpers (substitute teachers) in classrooms for the first few months to help kids who had a hard time adjusting to being in a school setting. He learned so much! I loved the class parties and his teacher, Miss Joyce, is just the best! He attended summer camp there this summer and LOVED it! He brought home art projects each day, they got to make their snacks which were themed to match what they were learning about that week, and he always had tons of stories to share. I would definitely recommend this preschool to anyone living in the area! They start as early as 18 months with a Kids Day Out Program. I found the cost to be very reasonable compared to others and it warms my heart that he's learning stories from the bible and praise songs on top of regular learning.

My daughter was at this daycare for a little over a year, from 12 weeks old to 14 months, and in my…read moreexperience it was very disappointing. There was a lot of staff turnover during that time, and I personally felt that the constant changes and lack of stability weren't supporting her development. At one point, we were even asked to keep our children home one day because they were so short-staffed, and we were not offered any reimbursement if we kept them home. This added to my overall concerns about this center. She remained in the infant room the entire time, and by 14 months she still wasn't feeding herself or walking. Based on what I was observing, I became worried that the environment might be contributing to her delays, and we ultimately started feeding and physical therapy because of those concerns. Since moving her to an in-home daycare, I've noticed a dramatic difference. She has really blossomed; she has learned to feed herself and is now so close to walking. She comes home happy and laughing, whereas before she often came home upset and crying. Looking back, my only regret is not making the decision to remove her from this environment sooner.

the school is amazing. has amazing teachers who care for the kids. my child always comes home happy…read moreand ready to go back. the owner and people up front are great people

They are ok, but in my experience advisors and professors are not understanding when it comes to…read moreadults who are working while taking classes. You would think they have experience with it being a community, but I've even had an advisor DISCOURAGE me from taking classes, while the other attempts to over load me with me classes. I've taken one class a semester multiple times at my own pace because I work very long hours. If you only go to them to make a plan for the classes you need and don't talk to them after that you'll be fine. Talking to fellow working adults and part time students, of course.

Had a very bad time working with Sinclair from the staff to the other students. Other…read morestudents/administrators will prosecute people of different beliefs or ideas. Teachers are horribly untrained. I entered for real estate exited very quickly wife is in the nursing program and it's been one hoop after another. From exiting, entering, learning, getting help, the teaching, the teachers, and the interface it's like nothing else.

Living in NYC and working with children, I've come across some of the finest educational centers in…read morethe country. As a friend of the director, I can assure you that ExCEL has a program and curriculum that rivals some of the best schools I've seen. If you're a parent in the Hamilton area looking for amazing preschool for your child, you have to set up a tour and check this place out.