Bridle Trails

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.

Terrible school which significantly changed after management switched. Elementary is too small and the class is more geared towards special needs and no academic progress. Parents supplement at centers nearby.

I enjoyed my daughter attending Living Montessori. She woke up one day and refused to go and that concerned me greatly. She was one of the only students representing her race and I felt there was something weird going on from a mothers intuition standpoint. They had LGBTQ teacher assistants and I noticed during potty training I walked in to a male cleaner in the classroom while the teacher was helping my daughter use the restroom with the door open. Another instance was with Michael the Head of the schools admissions director and I felt like some type of brainwashing was going on. I can't prove it but I felt it. She refused to go to school and said that someone told her to leave she doesn't belong here. IT was very uncomfortable toe experience with your first child and she was also sick for 3 weeks due to dehydration and they told me they don't check to see if the kids are drinking water. They never called or emailed to see if my daughter was okay either. I find it all disturbing being that they are a high profile school charging close to 3k a month for gifted kids etc. I would keep a close eye on everything being that they are mainly Indians attending.