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Horrible admissions staff!!!!! Never respond to messages or emails. Asked us to visit their school THREE times and told us at the end that they don't have the license to take toddlers younger than 18 months. They should have told us that at the very beginning! What a long and drawn out process with this horrible school. They really need to work on making their admissions staff more competent and respectful of other people's time!!!

Don't waste your time here

Have three kids there and love this school. These comments above/below are not indicative of this school at all. Most all of the kids at the school are very respectful and I know plenty of parents who sacrifice to send their kids there. Rich or not rich it does not matter the staff and faculty treat everyone with love and respect. If you were to come and watch the kindergarten children walk out, the teachers do an amazing job keeping them in line and under control! This school is a wonderful place!

I went here for an interview and entrance exam, the staff were very friendly and our tour guide was very informative. Great facilities and resources, the students were very inviting. Lunch was great, it has halal,vegan and gluten-free options and the food was as good as if it was made by a 5-star chef. The school has a lot of space for outdoor games and indoor facilities like a pool, gymnasiums, and tennis and squash courts. Altogether a great school and I’m looking forward to going there!

Both of our boys attended the Casa program at Little House Montessori School. We could not have asked for a more positive introduction to school for them! The welcoming physical environment and wonderful staff at Little House create an engaging and supportive learning environment where our boys were able to explore, grow and most importantly learn to love going to school! Both Ms. Harrison and all of the teachers were responsive to any emotional or educational struggles the boys had, big or small. Their kindness, patience and generosity made Little House an always safe and happy place for our boys. Our years at Little House were overwhelmingly happy and we feel so grateful for all of the marvelous memories created there!

We are getting more and more disappointed with this school. Despite a few external improvements, academic education is getting worse. Generally, good teachers don't work there for more than a year. Very high turnover of teachers. Some teachers Some teachers had to leave the school because they were forced to inject. And the children were also forced to inject. The cost of education has risen sharply. Also, we and other parents had a very unpleasant case when the school management deceived us with money. In our opinion, the school management behaved dishonestly in relation to money. Not all teachers even have a bachelor's degree and a licence. And school management is actively preached by quite radical s.e.x education. In this school, sx education for children cannot be avoided. If you want your kids to change gender, this is a good school for that. The daughter of our friend from this school has now decided to change her gender. Sits on hormones. This school supports gender reassig

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Jeffrey a de wald

My son who has autism came home every day from school with scratches and ripped cloth. He told me the fat teachers had been eating his lunches

By the sound of this absolutely not I have two kids of my own I would never send Them here

Aaaa muy school I misa it

I attended Laurel School from 1994 to 2008. The teachers and administrators created a safe, supportive and inspiring community in which I was able to learn, grow, and thrive. Laurel was much more than a school to me, but also a 2nd home. I still realize almost daily how my experiences at Laurel greatly influenced my personal values, my desire to support communities and people, my life-long love of learning, and my ways of interacting with the world. I don't think even a 5-star rating is adequate for Laurel School. The value of a Laurel education transcends any material rating. It is an education that does not stop upon graduation, but continues to grow each day in new ways.