Would not recommend this school to anyone. And strongly urge anyone considering this school to do…read moreyour research first as they do not follow the standard Montessori teaching practice at all. Staff are not licensed educators, and instead only certified which they received from a quick online course. Classrooms are chaotic, lack structure and guidance and lack any form of teaching. On numerous occasions when picking up my child, I found them wet, cold and being neglected leading to pneumonia. When contacting the school to discuss concerns I encountered directors and staff that were dismissive, would down play my concerns and who were defensive. My experience was both disheartening, and unsettling. Following investigation into this facility I learned that they are NOT a registered school as lead to believe but instead is licensed under a child card day care facility which in my experience is very much how they operate.

Little Friends Montessori has been such a gift to our family. We have been attending for four…read moreyears. I have a child with special need and from the very first day, the staff made us feel completely welcomed, supported, and seen. You can tell they truly care about every child who walks through the door--not just as students, but as little people with their own personalities, strengths, and needs. The teachers are incredibly patient, nurturing, and intentional. They meet kids exactly where they are and help them grow confidently at their own pace. My child comes home excited, proud, and full of stories about what they learned or explored that day--everything from practical life skills to creative projects and hands-on activities. What I appreciate most is the genuine warmth of the community. It feels like an extension of home. They communicate clearly, celebrate milestones big and small, and create an environment where kids feel safe, loved, and encouraged. If you're looking for a place where your child will be understood, supported, and inspired every single day, I can't recommend Little Friends Montessori enough. They've truly made a difference in our lives.

This place is a not a true Montessori school. Teachers are poorly trained if at all, children are…read moredisrespectful and out of control. Overpriced daycare maybe but not a school.

I can't recommend this school enough. My daughter started at MDC when she was 3.5 (she's 5 now) and…read moreit has been a wonderful place for her. She's always been very quiet and reserved with people so starting school was a hard transition for her but I'm grateful we had MDC. Every step of the way her teachers were nurturing and encouraging, creating an environment where she has thrived. Socially she is still reserved but she has grown immensely. She talks in front of her whole class on sharing days! This from a kid who literally wouldn't speak anyone for the first 6 months. Our family members always comment on how far she's come and how confident she is. If she hadn't been in an environment where she felt safe and allowed to explore things at her own pace I don't think we would have had the level of success we have had with her social issues. Her teachers are extraordinary and she adores them. I have experience with another popular preschool in town and the level of compassion and care from the teachers here at MDC is far above. Academically she's on point, if not ahead. She has a late birthday so, as of now, she's not in kindergarten yet but academically she is at the same level as her friends in Kindergarten at a S/K school out south. At MDC she began reading when she was 4 and now, at 5, she is reading compound words and even some long vowels! She knows all letter sounds, several blends, recognizes sight/cvc words, creates her own story books, writes numbers, counts to 100... but beyond that she's loving learning about other cultures, the world, and art. I'm always impressed by the work she comes home with and things she tells me that she has learned at school. I know she didn't learn that from mom & dad! We plan to continue her education here as long as we can.

Our daughter has been going to Kuebler since she was 18 months old. She is now 6 years old and is…read moreattending Summer School at Kuebler. She loves attending KELC , she loves the teachers and the friends she has had over the years Her academic growth is attributed to the curriculum she has received. My husband and I work full time and we have all the trust in the world that Tanya and Tina and the rest of the staff have always had our daughter's best interest at heart Thank you Kuebler Early Learning Center for all you have done for us and other families! What would we have done without you? #soblessed

We were very picky when searching for a daycare for our 2 (soon to be 3) children. We wanted our…read morechildren to be safe, loved, and to learn. After our long search, we couldn't be happier with KELC. The most important characteristic of this provider is the curriculum that begins in the infant room. Our baby came home singing songs, her ABC's, and counting before she moved into the toddler room. She gladly jumps in the arms of her teachers each morning. Our 5 year old is learning to read and write before kindergarten. KELC is on top of early childhood education, and I am incredibly thankful for the effort. The staff have always had a personal relationship with each of our children. They take pictures, send home projects, and have a variety of events throughout the year. This week is Dr. Seuss week. The summer is even more fun! I have always felt the staff are qualified for their roles and are properly coached by the owner to ensure the quality of care is exceptional. I find the structure and routine are valuable. The are offered breakfast for an hour and fifteen minutes every morning, which is such a relief if I'm running late. They have a generous drop off time (10:45!) with the intention of ensuring all children are napping at the scheduled time and not being disruptive. Most importantly, if a child gets sick, they ask you to pick up your child to prevent the spread of illness. I can't imagine how hard it is to keep all the families happy and continue to run a successful child care center. But, your doing great! Thanks for your care and consideration when taking care of our littles. We are a great team raising these sweet babies :)

This school has educated a couple of generations of Salemites now. It's run by a wonderful family…read morefrom Sri Lanka. Head teacher Shanti, her husband and one of their sons, along with another teacher who was a former parent at the school herself. The kids truly learn.....academics, nature, compassion, character...... It's a wonderful option to have your kids be able to stay enrolled during their "kindergarten" year so as to have a true "full day" kindergarten rather than the typical half-day. Our son has thrived there the past two years and never complains of being "bored" as he used to do. He's learned to read and write and count and more. Once a week they have Japanese culture and language lessons and they grow to love their Japanese teacher. Several times a year they put on programs where all the students sing and dance, learning various cultures, languages, and styles along the way. The interaction of this school and our own efforts have been completely in sync and we will be sad to leave them but are truly grateful for the solid foundation they have helped give our child.

I absolutely love this school. I went here as a child in the 80's and the same family is still…read morerunning it. They have two wonderful teachers and other teacher's aides that help run this amazing Montessori school. They focus on letting the child explore their interests and encourage them in their learning. Your child can start here as early as 2.5 years old if they are 90% potty trained (very few accidents. The cost of this school is less than some other Montessori schools around and the quality of learning and teaching is awesome. My daughter has absorbed so much in the few months she has been there. They offer half day or full day preschool and kindergarten, plus before and after care at a very minimal fee! They do field trips twice a year, and do a craft and show and tell on Fridays. I can't begin to truly express how great this place is!

I remember looking for reviews when I was researching daycares, so wanted to add some info for…read moreworried parents. We have absolutely love this daycare for our two children. The staff is so loving, and work so hard to care for our kids. Many of the staff have been there for decades, and turnover is extremely low. Thank you, Little Village!

We love Little Village. The owner and teachers pour their hearts into making this a great place for…read moreour kids. I can't believe how hard they work. We have a toddler and infant who attend. It is such a blessing to have a professional, consistent, and caring daycare to count on.

My grandchildren attended for preschool and absolutely loved it. Only due to moving to Wilsonville…read morewill they not be returning. The quality of teachers, staff, and education was very high and we appreciate the care and love you provided for our two grandchildren. Thak you!

A Life-Changing Experience at Salem Academy…read more Middle school can be a tough time for kids, but Salem Academy's Bridge 56 program offers something truly special. It gives students the independence they need while still providing the support and guidance to help them succeed. Our son started at Salem Academy in 5th grade, and this school has changed his life in ways we never could have imagined. Unlike public schools, Salem Academy looks at the whole child--focusing not just on academics, but also on character and personal growth. It's a safe, encouraging place where kids can learn, grow, and become who they were meant to be, surrounded by positive role models and supportive peers. Now, as we approach graduation, our family will forever be grateful for our time at Salem Academy.

I went to Outlook Christian School for my junior and senior year of high school. It was an amazing…read moreexperience. The teachers are supportive, and are always willing to go the extra mile to help the students learn and grow. At Outlook, the parents are always filled in on what is happening with their student. The kids learn how to grow in their faith, but also as a family. They have art classes, wood working, basketball, VBS in the summertime, and days where the kids get to press their own apple cider. The list of activities goes on, and the love that is there at OCS is endless. They are accepting, and only wanting the best for each of the students. (For the high schoolers, there is a prom as well! Last year, they rented a limo, we ate at the rooftop of Basil and Board, did an escape room, and then took pictures on the bridge in downtown Salem).

Our grandson attends Outlook Christian School and is excelling academically, socially and…read morespiritually. He was below grade level in reading and math when we enrolled him and a year later is now above grade level in those subjects. Their Bible curriculum is solid (ACSI) and a biblical worldview is incorporated into every subject. The teacher student ratio is on average 1:10. Our grandson is a different kid since he switched to Outlook Christian from public school. We are very thankful this school.

We love SVDP! My daughter attends school here and she is always so excited to go. The teachers are…read morededicated and kind, they have so many opportunities and activities for the students, and the dual language immersion program is amazing. We couldn't be happier with our decision to send our daughter here for school.

I loved the small, safe environment. Staff really seemed united and showed genuine care for the…read morechildren! A new principal was hired and destroyed the living atmosphere. Fired beloved staff and tore down moral. I heard he was fired after his 3rd year. A lot of damage was done due to him. His name is Hector Martinez and hopefully he is never in charge of another school again!