Delight Montessori School

The teachers and staff donot act on feedback rather on impulses. They are not fully trained on Montessori language skills and hence the kids can suffer the reading delay specifically which the staff covers up by using "each kid is different" excuse. Language skills are as important as the behavioral. The school infrastructure is fine. Its the skills of teachers that need an update and improvement.

Delight Montessori was recommended to us by a friend and we are glad we decided to send our 4 year old here. The teachers are very caring and highly knowledgeable. We could see the academic, emotional and social growth in our son in just two months of being here. Ms Rashida and Ms Ishita that teach here are highly recommended!

My daughter love the school. Teacher are very loving and caring. They take so much effort teaching kids, specially Ms. Ayana and Archana.

The teachers are very caring with sound professional training and background. Most of the families send the siblings with good experiences of the first child. By the time that the children graduated from the Kinder and Pre-K program, they are all able to perform with strong academic background in reading, writing and Math. As teacher for those students in elementary grades, it is really thriving to see how they carry their successes in Middle School.

Delight Montessori has lived up to its name - it is indeed a delightful learning environment for my daughter (she will be starting kindergarten this Aug). And this is only possible due to the AMAZING and WONDERFUL teachers at Delight, who truly care and understand each and every one of their students. Not only are they competent in teaching the academics to prepare preschoolers for kindergarten, they also teach them what it means to be a good person - BRAVO! This is the most valuable teaching that any adult can impart to young minds, and I am very pleased that the teachers at Delight share the same beliefs and values as mine! I will definitely be sending my younger son to Delight when he turns 3 next year! - Marsha