Arbor Montessori Academy

My two kids, William and Ellie, attended here. All teachers were amazing and kids were very happy there. They still miss the school. I truely think that Arbor Montessory Academy helped a lot for my kids' growth.

My little one went to Arbor for 3 years and it was a homely place that suited our family's needs. Arbor's teachers and management really impressed me with their resilience and quick planning/execution during the COVID lockdown in 2020. When most schools simply shut down, Arbor pulled together work packets for kids to continue their learning at home and zoom sessions to see their friends and teachers from home. The work packets were elaborate, theme based and thoughtful to keep the kids engaged. We barely saw any attrition of teachers during our time and I think that shows that the teachers are vested in the school. Ms.Bethany and Ms. Kristy always had a smile and kind words for the children.

I could not speak any bad of Arbor Montessori Academy, this school is super amazing! Our son has basically grew up with Arbor Montessori, he started his journey there when he was just learned to walk. We feel this school as great fit for our kid since the beginning we toured the facility with Tammy. We love their huge outdoor area, educative programs and how the teachers put lots of thoughts in the lesson plans especially during pandemic. We could see how our kid grew up to be confident and independent boy! Also thumbs up to Tammy who has been very responsive and flexible to our requests and questions.

Our son enjoys going to this school. Tammy and the team has done a great job keeping this place safe for kids during pandemic. We really appreciate their effort !

My son started Arbor when he was 2, which is summer 2020. During time of covid, the school follows covid policy very well to keep the school safe and clean. My son barely got sick in the past couple years, which is definitely amazing for kids this age. The teachers help kids to make sure they eat and sleep well based on each kid's need. When my son had trouble taking a nap, the teacher tried and figured out a way for him to nap well. As to learning, the school follows Montessori approach for kids’ education, we can see how much our kid has learned and grown when he is at Arbor. The teachers are always friendly and patient with kids, and the school director is also very friendly, helpful, and very professional. We are very happy and thankful our kid can grow up here.

Our daughter just graduated from Arbor. She started when she was 3 years old and she is now 6. From the very beginning we always felt like we were leaving her with a loving group of teachers. We received pictures and videos of their classroom activities, and always loved going to their recitals and holiday celebrations. We were planning on our daughter leaving after Pre-K, but when Covid hit we decided to keep her there so she would have some sense of stability. The school worked so hard to make teaching work both in a remote setting and then in person. It's a wonderful environment, and the teachers are always there to listen to any concerns you might have. You can't go wrong taking your child to this school!

Before Arbor, our daughter was overly dependent on her mother and often shy towards others. Once she began attending this school, she quickly relaxed into Arbor's atmosphere and blossomed into her own with the help of her teachers. She has since then learned to open up to socialization and has made many friends at the school. Every day she developed a stronger confidence due to the practice she put into learning her math and reading. There is no doubt that the nurture she received has boosted her self-esteem and will prepare her for her transition to kindergarten. The positive structure of Arbor and the wonderful teachers are perhaps the greatest assets there, though it benefits from many other qualities such as minimal staff rotation, good management, a strong community, and an emphasis on family. We are so pleased by how much our daughter has grown and we credit those at Arbor as her leading early mentors.