Hoffmans Corner

This place is a good place overall but the lunch teachers are extremely rude

My daughter attended this school for Kindergarten. We had the best experience! Communication was great through email, weekly folders and calendars and calls when needed. I would recomend it to anyone!

My child was bullied all year and the staff did nothing about it. Kids were physically kicking, hitting, and shoving her as well as verbal attacks. Every time I brought this up to the teacher and the principal, I was gaslit and they placed blame on my daughter. My daughter started suffering panic attacks because of the bullying, and I had to pull her and transfer her.It's easy for a school to claim the they have a great zero tolerance record when they refuse to see a problem.

We loved this school. Your children will gain knowledge and learn more things than you would think your pre-k aged children could learn at that age. Garden of Hope is a great Montessori school and highly recommend it for anyone looking for an amazing school and community in the White Bear Lake area!

We had enrolled our child here when he was three. We brought him here because traditional daycare wasn't filling his need to learn and be creative. We also brought him here because we recently found out his was high functioning ASD and had read that Montessori schools would help him. After a few months the staff had nothing positive to say about him and they didn't offer to help us figure out a plan to make things work better. They said he wouldn't sit still and wouldn't listen. Our first meeting with their staff they recommended we enroll him somewhere else. I am happy to report that with a secondary diagnosis for ADHD, and support from his school district, he is a thriving, gifted fourth grader! If you are thinking about enrolling your ASD and/or ADHD child here, consider this review.

We have felt a sigh of relief since beginning at Liberty. The Christian values we are trying to instill at home are being reinforced throughout our boys’ school days, woven throughout their schoolwork and activities like worship. They’re being challenged academically, but their teachers are also invested in their spiritual and personal growth, praying for them and cheering them on at sports games. School has now become a tight-knit, Christian community in which our boys are learning math and science but also how to be godly men.