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Greensboro Montessori School - An 8th grader takes a test in history class. Our Montessori curriculum meets the North Carolina Standard Course of Study for middle school.

Greensboro Montessori School

5.0(4 reviews)
36.8 mi

The school is amazing I love the way that they teach children through unusual methods and really…read moreteach them about what's important like layer of gardening and teaching math on an abacus

This is an amazing place! I never worry about my children while they are here. From the teachers to…read morethe administrative staff, everyone is kind, well trained, and thorough. I pick up my children every day better than I left them. From a mom that stayed home with her first child until he was 2. I have never felt very confident about leaving my children under another's care, but I never worry about them at Greensboro Montessori. They love their teachers and their teachers love them. Everything from the curriculum to the manner in which they speak to the children is purposeful and kind. In addition to being well cared for, my 2 children, 3.5 and 1.5, are also learning. My kids have been to other schools and we visited other daycares before we decided on Greensboro Montessori, but none compare. They have a magical formula of learning through exploration and play. They treat children like little explorers and scientists, guiding their play. There is no competitive helicoptery vibe. They simply look for opportunities to tie information into a child's natural exploration. Children explore different "works" rather than cheap toys. They play with sand and water, paint and blocks with the intention of figuring out how we function in the world rather than being "entertained." They also spend a lot of time outside with nature, walking in the nearby woods and gardening which I value tremendously. Children are also encouraged to be independent. Each child is considered at their own level and challenged to do things for themselves in a kind and supportive environment. I was surprised to find when my son started here at 2 all the things that he could do for himself and was eager to do. Everyone needs a purpose and children are the same. This school provides children with a safe and nurturing environment to learn and grow. The school also provides helpful seminars on evidence-based gentle parenting techniques and fosters a real sense of community. There are regular events for all ages and opportunities to participate/volunteer. We considered schools that were more budget, providing diapers and multiple meals and snacks as part of tuition, but none had the level of caring and commitment I feel here. This place isn't simply caring for your children and keeping them alive, but constructively and mindfully creating a complete environment for children to become well rounded, empathic, intelligent people.

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Greensboro Montessori School - A preschool student works with a puzzle map to learn about the different states and territories of Australia.

A preschool student works with a puzzle map to learn about the different states and territories of Australia.

Greensboro Montessori School - A 4th grader uses a tactile learning material to help him find the square root, the lowest common multiple, and factors of a number.

A 4th grader uses a tactile learning material to help him find the square root, the lowest common multiple, and factors of a number.

Greensboro Montessori School - Science olympiad challenges, such as making a Rube Goldberg machine, provide experiential scientific learning for middle school students.

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Science olympiad challenges, such as making a Rube Goldberg machine, provide experiential scientific learning for middle school students.

Carlisle School - elementaryschools - Updated May 2026

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