Honeytown

Our family has been attending Montessori School of Wooster since 2013 and we've enjoyed watching our children grow during that time. We selected this school after experiencing Montessori firsthand while living abroad. We’ve seen different management styles with two different Principals. We’ve seen expansion (and construction) for all the new students attending. Our kids have enjoyed learning about nature in the Naturalist class, having outside time almost daily, Spanish since they were little, sign language, chimes in Music class, Fitness class, and Running club. We haven’t had an issue with a lack of communication from the teachers. I would say they are extremely proactive. Looking back, during the transition with Principals we did have communication issues, but now we have an App that updates weekly if not more, messages on a chalkboard in the pickup/ drop-off car line, and text messages, it's nearly impossible to miss what's going on.With all that said about the school, our favorite part of Montessori School is what happens outside the classroom. Hearing our children speak about the world around them has been incredible. I remember when they were 3-4 years old they were excited to talk about the baobab tree and different countries. Calculating math facts accurately in their head when out and about in the community at an early age. Most importantly how proactive they are when an issue comes up. They think outside the box and communicate well in the process. I would love to take credit for it, but I know it’s the school, the teachers, their peers, and the program that has developed their minds to think differently and effectively.