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    Compass Montessori School

    3.7 (3 reviews)

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    Free Horizon Montessori - Our students learn inside and outside of the classroom with field trips averaging once a month for hands-on learning.

    Free Horizon Montessori

    3.6(8 reviews)
    3.0 mi

    The administration should be fired as they have allowed teachers to verbally abuse and shame…read morechildren. The outcomes are absolutely horrific and Maria Montessori must be rolling in her grave. I would not recommend this school to anyone. Children are mistreated, and they then have long-term emotionally issues to deal with. Run away from this school. The principal is completely ineffectual and not capable of running a school. When we brought our issues to her she pretended she did not know what was going on in the classroom. The teacher continued working after several children were removed from her classroom. This is not a safe school for children.

    We were very excited when our child got a spot at this school. Unfortunately, our first and only…read moreyear there wound up being very disappointing and frustrating. Our daughter was bullied relentlessly in her first classroom, and the teacher was so detached that he didn't even realize it was happening. I had been worried about her because she wasn't getting ANY works done and was having anxiety attacks on school nights that would often keep her up until past 11 PM, and when we finally figured out the cause, it was like pulling teeth to get the administrators to move her to a different classroom. Once she was moved, things improved for her generally, but I still have enough concerns to cause me to move her to a neighborhood school next year. A lot of the people who work at this school are wonderful, kind, hard working souls and I really don't want to make them feel undervalued. I've heard a few of the teachers are great, but I learned at the State of the School meeting that they have a high teacher turnover rate, as well as a high student turnover rate. The children also seem to face little to no consequences for bad behavior, and as a result I am actually embarrassed to be seen on field trips with them. My daughter went to a Title 1 school before this, and the children were much better behaved and respectful to adults and other children. On our last field trip at this school, I was actually shoved by a boy who was impatient to get off the bus! I did do research on the Montessori model and felt I understood what it entailed. My daughter scored very high on the CogAT and has natural curiosity, so I thought this would be a great place for her. At this point, however, I am concerned that she will actually be behind her peers when she starts the second grade. There was a Gifted and Talented group that met once a week, but they never completed any projects and half the time they wouldn't remember to come get her for the meetings (she was 6 the whole year, and could barely remember what day of the week it was). I thought Montessori students would be encouraged to be kind and caring, but I know of more than one other child that has actually left the school due to bullying. One of the Upper El students even told me that bullying is worse at this school because the kids are "free to get up and bug you whenever they want." I know that Montessori is supposed to be self directed, but I don't see any reason that the teachers should not be clued in to what is happening in the classroom and intervene when it is really necessary.

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    Free Horizon Montessori - An FHM Montessori classroom read aloud with Upper El students.

    An FHM Montessori classroom read aloud with Upper El students.

    Free Horizon Montessori - FHM middle school students spend 5 days a year interning in the field to learn how to find, apply, interview, and work on the job.

    FHM middle school students spend 5 days a year interning in the field to learn how to find, apply, interview, and work on the job.

    Free Horizon Montessori - We are so excited to be a part of the Pleasant View community in Golden, CO.

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    We are so excited to be a part of the Pleasant View community in Golden, CO.

    Great Work Montessori School

    Great Work Montessori School

    2.9(7 reviews)
    8.7 mi

    Our son has been attending this school over the past year, and we are really thrilled with it. It…read moreis honestly one of the best things that has happened for us since arriving in Colorado almost 3 years ago. They started the school just with the little ones, at the previous location (where we currently attend,) just behind Edgewater. There is also a Young Children's Community, for the under 3 crowd. A beautiful new campus is being built at this new location (Center Ave,) where we will all transfer in the Fall. Next year (2018/19,) they are accepting students through 4th grade, and each year they will extend through a higher grade level. (It doesn't suck to know we won't need to go through the school selection process all over again for Kindergarten.) When selecting a preschool, I was hesitant about enrolling my child for 5 full days, but it has just been the best for him. I really love the Montessori model, that children drive their own learning by whatever is engaging them most on a particular day, and that the children (even at an older age level,) get to move around the classroom throughout the day; their is no possibility of stagnating. At the Primary level my son attends, 3 through 6 year olds are all in the same classroom, which I think is fantastic; not only can younger ones look up to and learn from bigger kids, but I think the bigger kids can learn leadership in the same respect. The teachers are great: all thoughtful, warm, caring and great with the kids. At this new campus, students will also be able to tend vegetables and grow food for the school, which I love. And among the best things? It is a free open enrollment JeffCo school. As such, anyone, in any school district can apply without it affecting their enrollment or waitlist status at another school. When I first took a tour of the classroom (at the existing campus,) I was sold. I highly recommend you take a tour yourself if you are considering a new school for your child.

    my education and many of my friends were sacrificed over public out look. my mom brought bully…read moreconcerns to Amy about her own kid and a teachers kid and we were basically told go fuck yourself.

    Compass Montessori School - montessori - Updated August 2026

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