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This school required our kindergartener to go for 2 full days, 8-3pm, for what amounted to an…read moreaudition. He spent one day in each of the 2 classrooms. While CMH preaches "nature" and individuality, they derided him for his love of sticks, and criticized him for talking so much about animals (which was likely because one of the classrooms has a dog in it). A little distracting for a 5-year-old. The team exhibited poor communication and outright rude behavior. For example, my husband was told he could walk our son into the lobby, rather than participate in carline. But on the 2nd day, after they were already inside, they were asked to "try out a new skill" and go back out to carline. They said a teacher would walk him to his new class, but instead he had to approach someone for directions once he was back inside. Our son's current Montessori teacher said this behavior amounted to "testing" students and "cherry picking," which, in her words, "is not what Montessori is about."

This school required our kindergartener to go for two full days, 8-3:00, for what amounted to an…read moreaudition. He spend one day in each of the two Lower Elementary classrooms. While the school preaches "nature" and individuality, they derided my child for his love of nature, and criticized him for talking so much about animals (which was likely because one of the classrooms has a dog in it... all day... every day). A little distracting for a 5-year-old. The team exhibited poor communication and outright rude behavior. For example, my husband was told he could walk our son in to the lobby, rather than participating in carline. But on the second day, after they were already inside, they were asked to "try out a new skill" and go back out and participate in carline. They said a teacher would walk him to his new class, but instead he had to approach someone for directions once he was back inside the building. When we shared this experience with our son's current Montessori teacher, she said their behavior amounted to "testing" students (and families) and "cherry picking," which, in her words, "is not what Montessori is about."

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