Living Montessori Education Community

Have become aware of a few teachers through the grapevine who place their politics over community and neutrality. No one is sure how to handle these few teachers other than hope to not be assigned them and grit your teeth until the year is over if you do get assigned them. Other teachers, administration, staff are wonderful.

I am happy to see my daughter's progress with this school. Appreciate efforts taken by all teachers.

Our son has been going to Early World since 2022, we moved from Newport (A sister school). We LOVE every teacher we have met. Our child has experienced so much growth and has so much fun. They have a parent portal with an app, send photos throughout the day as well as letters, notifications and schedules. The office staff has been great too. They are much more friendly than Newport was. Overall our experience the past year has been 5 stars so these reviews from 8+ years ago must be from prior management because there is not a single person that is not more than happy to help!!!

I totally regret sending my kid to this school. While some of the teachers (music, art) are very good, vast majority offer downright vile toxicity to the kids and parents. We were hoping new grade, new teacher would change things - but it has gotten order of magnitude worse. Expect to be told things like "in my x years of experience, no kid behaves like this" -- right from the 2nd week of school. This is for making silly faces & such. From 6-8 year olds. Learning here is a total solo endeavor, and it is largely on parents to help their kids actually learn. The school seems like a place to go get tormented and get complaining emails from. To make it worse, parents aren't even equipped to help their kids - for instance, in their 25 page homework, they add in pages of worksheets on topics they haven't even covered in class yet. And, guess what - those pages aren't even marked as such. Parents & kids are left to their own elements wondering what to do of those.Really - avoid this school like the plague. I cannot imagine a worse and more toxic environment for little ones to deal with.

We were surprised to receive a complaint from her teacher regarding her use of paper for drawing activities. The complaint mentioned that she uses approximately 10 papers during her time at school. Considering the investment we make in her education at a private institution like Eton, we find it perplexing that such feedback would be raised as a significant issue.Furthermore, we have also been repeatedly urged to have our daughter evaluated due to her perceived "obsession" with drawing. While we understand the importance of a well-rounded education, we believe that nurturing her interests and talents should be encouraged rather than discouraged.We would appreciate a clearer understanding of Eton's perspective on these matters and how they align with the school's educational philosophy and values.