If you are looking for a high school that will push your student to achieve what they're capable of…read morewhile building confidence and real tenacity. Aim is a great choice.

Teachers and staff in the younger toddler and infant programs, really lack professionalism,…read morecompassion and dedication to Montessori teaching. Only some are actually certified in Montessori and others that may have the certification are not actually putting it into practice in their classroom. Concerns of staff behavior are often minimize or ignored. A core of Montessori education is a respect for the child and this is not something that is happening in all classrooms.

The teachers have been fantastic. My daughter is thriving and learning so much! She is learning…read moreArabic and above grade level per outside testing in spelling, phonemic awareness, and math.

Grand River Academy is the BEST school in the area, hands down. You and your children aren't just…read moreanother face in the crowd, you are a part of a family! Mr. Harper is the best principal ever, and all of the teachers and staff are just amazing! Rarely do you come across a public school (charter) with this level of educational excellence and staff who truly care. Currently the school is K - 5, but will include 6th grade next school year. If you want your child to get the best education possible, join the GRA family!

There are some really great teachers at Brother Rice that really care about your son's education…read more However, the current administration and the culture of the school in the past several years has switched. The current culture of the school favors students who are either really great athletes and therefore the school can publicize on their success, or the school prefers parents who can donate large sums of money to the school. If you are just a good kid, a good athlete, a good person from a modest family income you'll be left in the dust.

An exceptional institution of faith based education and integrity. it's not for those who feel…read moretuition is an entitlement that affords parents a voice to reshape proven practices that have led to unparalleled academic and athletic success for the last half century. Paul C 88"

Excellent school that continues to grow each year. The faculty and administration work incredibly…read morehard. We look forward to the growth of upper school.

The school is not about raising Islamic generation or even teaching Arabic. It is all about profit…read more In the beginning I was proud to enrol my child there. I and my kid deeply regret our decision.

If you want to go to a school where the administration picks and chooses what it wants to believe…read morein the Bible then this is the place for you. Nothing that unusual I guess this is just what Christians do. It is certainly better than the public schools.

I, not sure why I'm listed in CaliforniaThis is the best Montessori around! I am a retired teacher…read moreinterested in the best preschool experience possible for my grandsons. After visiting several Montessori schools in various cities around, this proved to be the best! The staff is wonderful: caring, kind, knowledgeable. Every teacher knows every child. The school environment is welcoming, loving and inspires exploration in the children. Our 5 year old grandson attended before Kindergarten and now our 3 year old grandson attends. The 2 year old will begin the Fall. The boys love it there. The school also welcomes observation at any time! I am shocked at the negative review! Behavior issues are dealt with in a knowledgeable, caring, firm way. Also, it behooves the teachers to inform the parents of any concerns. If the parents can't deal with it, that's their issue. I'm not sure why this site is listing me in California. I live in Farmington Hills, Mi. Tried to edit it, but it wouldn't allow it. I love this school and everyone in it!

I would give them 0 stars if that was an option! This is the worst possible environment to begin…read moreyour child's education. To give you a little background about us. My husband and I are both engineers and we both emigrated from India more than 15 years ago and are settled in US. We don't have any family in Michigan and are both working professionals in high stress jobs. Our only son started at Bloomfield Maples Montessori in January and was out of there by end of May. In March, the school scheduled a parent-teacher conference and told us that our son is having behavioral issues (totally laughable because they consider my son, who is a toddler, walking away from another toddler when he took his toy, a behavioral issue - I guess they would have a problem with Gandhi too for being a pacifist. I think it is great that my toddler has the common sense to walk away from a potentially dangerous situation of fighting another toddler over a toy). They also made a suggestion that we take our son to speech therapy but offered no data or evidence (they sent blank notes home everyday)and basically hid behind vague statements like "I cant put my finger on what the problem is" and "I am not an expert so I cant say". Well, are working parents of an only child and we expect the teacher to be more of an expert than us and be able to pin point what the issue is before we take him to expensive, time consuming and unnecessary (I say activities like speech therapy. My husband and I talked about it and decided that a healthy (his pediatrician didn't find any issues with his speech) 2.5 year old doesn't need speech therapy and that he will be fine in a few months, as studies indicate that boys (especially first born and multi-lingual) don't really start their speech until 3 years old, When we didn't take him to speech therapy, the teacher pulled me aside and told me that they will expel him out of school for non-compliance. REALLY EXPEL HIM! We were completely blindsided as we were never told that this was a requirement for re-enrollment, as they already accepted our re-enrollment fee. I was asking for meeting minutes from our parent teacher conference which they sent almost 6 weeks later. GUESS WHAT! Those meeting minutes were so poorly written they had multiple typos including both the words in "Speech Therapy" (spelled as "speach thearpy"). Other typos include the words "motor" (spelled as "moter") and "opinion" (spelled as "oppinion"). This is the quality of their teachers. I wish there was a way to post the picture of that note here on yelp. I graded it with red pen and gave them an "F" and returned a color copy of it to them so they know exactly how I feel about their sub-standard teachers. I was so livid that I told them that all their teachers need to get "spelling therapy" and if they were to kick a kid out for non-compliance of something, at least get that something spelled correctly. I do agree with them on one thing - that school is not for my son. In conclusion, the school believes in their hypocrisy of "we'll kick your child out for poor performance, even though we are poor performers ourselves"! They are quick to get paid and are definitely don't tell you they are sub-par when they position themselves during admissions. In addition to the above, there were multiple documented instances of neglect during the time that leads to me to believe that they categorically discriminated against my son. I thought about not writing anything on yelp for a couple of months now, but for some reason, I always come back to my philosophy that "if parents are bad, only their children will be affected. However, if teachers (or schools) are bad, it would affect generations of children". I could not bring myself to walk away from this without taking action that informs future parents. If you have standards for education for your children, just avoid them completely.

Bagley Elementary is a great school and is located in a good/safe residential area. That's…read moreimportant when you have kids like myself walking to and from school alone, or with other kids. I came here at 4th grade, but I easily performed well and fit in. It's crazy because many of the people I was friends with then, I am friends with now. It's been a while since I went to school here (obviously) but Bagley is still a school that shines throughout Detroit Public Schools. It's a decent size and very closed in from the hoopla in the streets.