I went to this school throughout middle school. I got severely bullied, called slurs (while the…read moref-slur was used towards me, the n word is regularly shouted through hallways and in classroom). There are many fights and I would not say I felt especially safe here. I made several reports about the bulling, slurs, and my things being stolen due to other students not liking my hobbies, nothing was done about it and I continued to get bullied. Me and my friends get barked at regularly due to us dressing differently. The bathrooms are awful and more often than not to there will be people vaping in there. The teachers aren't amazing, one refused to use a student's preferred pronouns, when asked he stated "I can call you whatever I want". Another teacher managed to not notice a student having a panic attack in her class. All in all I would not recommend this school, I have experienced lots of discrimination and have been slammed into walls due to the inconvenient layout of the hallways and the rush of poeple crossing the school, trying to get ti classes very far away in less than 4 minutes.

i go here, I'm in 7th grade and my oh my it's the worst! the teachers don't teach you the things…read moreyou need to know, I have been threatened multiple times, by students and teachers! please do not go here. it's horrible, the food isnt cooked, the counselors don't do anything, and on top of it all, the fights. you say one thing out of line and your getting jumped. please don't go here. it's for your own good

I have sent 4 children to Montessori Schools of Flagstaff Pre-K - 8th grade…read more I would HIGHLY recommend this group. I cannot say enough great things about my experience with their teachers, staff, parents and students. Absolute top-notch, one of the MAIN reasons my family and I stayed in Flagstaff for over 15 years! S

I cannot give enough praise to this school! The Montessori Middle School is the greatest school I…read morehave ever been to. I went to preschool and kindergarten at the Sunnyside campus, elementary school at the Switzer Mesa campus, and I just graduated from this school. I know I am fully prepared for high school, my fist job, and many other challenges in life. I was a CFO of the pizza business, "Ellie's Pizza Party", in which we sold pizza to the Switzer campus to raise money for our annual San Juan River Trip, which taught me how to manage a business. We went on community connections to help our community, going-outs for fun, and immersions, to bond. And finally, we went on the end-of-year River Trip, where we bonded for four days and three nights on the river. My favorite part of this school, though, is that the teachers and students always allow you to be yourself, and will always accept you for who you are. -Madison, age 13

My daughter is in her second year as a middle school student here and it has turned her life around…read morein such a positive way. She came from a public school in Sedona but it was not challenging enough. Even though it's a one hour drive, we are delighted to take her here to Flagstaff because she has discovered the love of learning again. She loves Latin, and Physics, and Advanced Geometry. Whereas in her old school they just offered "science " class. She now passionately knows what she wants to do as a profession ( although that could change). She is self motivated to learn study and get good grades now, because she has already picked out the Ivy League school that is best in her chosen field of Paleontology , and she knows it won't be easy to get in. She has a great group of friends who are all good influences on her, and she loves volleyball when the school offers it for girls.

After a snowstorm, school staff allowed the children to play on a playground covered in snow and…read moreice. During this time, a piece of ice struck my son on the back of the head, forcing his head forward into his forehead and breaking his glasses. The teacher attempted to fix his glasses but did not seek medical attention for him or notify me. CPS/DCS personnel were present at the school and also failed to ensure he received care or that I was informed. I only learned of the incident later that evening when my son told me what happened. A few days later, he developed a high fever that required medical attention. I asked if it could be related to a possible concussion from the impact, but no diagnosis was made. Fortunately, antibiotics were given to prevent infection. This shows a complete lack of common sense and duty of care.

I have one teacher now because the other one had to go, there are a lot of good teachers at this…read moreschool but the shitty ones really over power the good ones.

Not that good, probs wouldn't do again. This review is part of my senior quote so if anyone…read moreactually went back and checked if I wrote a Yelp review I wasn't kidding.