Miller-Driscoll School

We have 3 daughters at Seven Acres Montessori, attending since 2018, so they have been at the school for 6 years now. We have experienced Toddlers, Primary and Elementary education. We love the strong sense of community in the school, with multiple events and opportunities for parents to get involved, develop friendships, help each other, and have fun as well.Our 3 children have very different personalities and ways of learning. We hugely appreciate the school adapting to their capabilities, giving them opportunities to learn faster or stretch beyond their comfort zone. Raising independent children, who get to explore and discover their passions is very important for us as parents, and we couldn't be happier with the Montessori methodology. I would encourage everyone to come to the school and observe by yourselves. Those observations are free, yet precious. Enjoy them!

I have heard other parents say it is "Small but Mighty" and I agree. I love the importance on not cutting back on the academics - no cuts to art, music, grammar/spelling (as I've heard some other schools have done), language, cursive... It's still about academics and educating the whole child. The addition of the technology adding to the personalized learning model is well balanced (no defaults to the tech teaching the kids - it's used to compliment not take the place of teachers.) So many benefits of this school.

this school has cause so much pain for multiple students, there is bullying, the teachers included and there education is far behind, some teachrrs are good like Ms Wrinn, Ms I, Ms Liz, and Ms Hauptman but others do mental damage and cause pain meantally i would not recommend this school, the dress code is way to strict, princable doesnt take action and kids generally grow mean in that school i am so glad i left the school and im so much happier at a public school