Orlando Montessori Bilingual Academy

OMBA has been a wonderful school for our daughter! Her teachers are caring and sweet. They have taught our daughter SO much! She is fully bilingual and loves going to school!

If there was a way to rate 10 stars for OMBA, I would! We were worried about sending our first child to preschool for the first time. However, OMBA made the transition very easy. The school is definitely a home away from home for our child. With only three months in, our child was becoming caring and protective of her siblings and being more independent around the house. Another hidden surprise was that she could already almost count to 20 and greet others in Spanish. Her teachers (Ms. Sonia and Ms. Eliana) are amazing along with the rest of the staff. We are glad that we found the school and we highly recommend OMBA as a school for your young ones.

Hands down the best daycare in town. I’m very picky! I have over twenty years experience that includes childcare and grade school teaching, and they taught me a thing or two! They really helped my son a lot. I also loved that they were reinforcing Spanish that he gets part time at home. I really wish it could have been possible to stay there.

We are from Chicago, Illinois and I'm only here for the summer attending a conference. My daughter is enrolled at an amazing Spanish school in Chicago named Rayito de Sol..even tho I'm only in Orlando for a month, I didn't want my child to lose the Spanish language. So, I found out about OMBA and enrolled her for summer school. My child is 5 and is fairly easygoing, very energetic but happy. She seems very happy at the school and the staff seem to value education,Spanish language and children. As long as my child is happy then I am happy. Thank you. Kim and Joselyn.

The principal is rude and unprofessional. My son has a medical condition which we mentioned before we started the school. He is 3 and instead of helping our son, she kicked us out and didn't help us with any resources. I have always heard beautiful things about the Montessori style of learning but this location specifically, does NOT support kids with learning differences. I'm upset that they conned us into thinking that his Teacher would have a special needs background but later found out that she didn't. Interesting how they kept our deposit as well. My son now attends a new school and is happy, loves his teacher, and comes home saying positive things vs the negative energy he brought home while attending OMBA. My son also had a huge accident at school, and they had my husband sign a paper in spanish for the incident. When he asked for it in English they told him "oh, we already spoke to the mother." VERY UNPROFESSIONAL and disturbing! *******This is a reply to OMBA comment****** We had one teacher / parent meeting and it was to let us know that our son couldn't continue attending the school. We were promised resources to find another school that we never received from the principal. And I find it hard to imagine someone with 23 years experience couldn't manage two additional weeks while we got him into another school. This is during the covid era where everything has had a challenging process including registering for a new school. Point is, OMBA left us stranded and we feel they discriminated against children that have learning disabilities. He is 3!!!! I'm not against the Montessori School culture, in fact that's what made us attracted to your school. But in hindsight we definitely would of attempted a different School where they love kids unconditionally and do not discriminate because they are delayed.

OMBA is an amazing school that helps children develop a love of learning while reaching their full potential. My child started here speaking no Spanish, and is excelling !