Elk Mountain

If I could put a 0 for safety, I would erwin sucks and is not a safe learning environment what’s so ever, from discrimination to bullying and harassment they have it all. Even the administration are some bullies and are extremely unprofessional. It’s not a safe place for people of color, not a safe place for the lgbtq or any marginalized community whatsoever, unless your a white straight man don’t go here it sucks and you will be bullied if your not “normal” even the administration will pick favorites based on appearance and gender aswell as race. I currently go here and everyday is hard in general, school should be a safe place for students and Erwin fails to provide that.

Awesome school. It may be small but it makes it a lot like a family. Teachers and staff really care for all students and families.

We have had such a positive experience with Asheville Montessori School. What stands out most to us is how genuinely the teachers know and care for the children. Our daughter is seen as a whole person — her interests, personality, strengths, and needs are respected, while she is also encouraged to grow in her independence, confidence, and relationships with others.We especially appreciate the balance between giving children freedom to explore and providing a thoughtful, intentional environment for learning. Our daughter comes home excited about what she is doing at school, talks about her teachers and friends with so much affection, and has grown tremendously in both her academic skills and her ability to navigate the world independently.The school also creates a wonderful sense of community. Families are welcomed and included, communication with teachers feels open and accessible, and there is a real emphasis on kindness, respect, curiosity, and caring for one another.Choosing a school for your child can feel like such a big decision, and we have been incredibly grateful for the experience our family has had at Asheville Montessori. It has been a place where our daughter feels safe, loved, capable, and excited to learn — which is exactly what we hoped to find.