St Paul's Episcopal Montessori

Come here for a specific reason and that's for coming together with others battling through addiction. I appreciate the church opening up their door's for us and others in our community.

Discriminatory school against parents personal Christian beliefs

Definitely recommended for any parents looking for a school that combines a diverse student body, the student-centered approach of Montessori, and the inclusive Christian ethos of the Episcopal Church. The fine arts programs are excellent. The negative reviews here seem to be exclusively from an anti-vaccination stand-point, but I'm sure most parents want their children to attend a school where they will be as safe as possible. Requiring that all children be vaccinated against dangerous and potentially fatal diseases is part of ensuring student safety.

After a confirmed case of pertussis, a potentially fatal disease, the school board made the unanimous decision to require vaccination for enrolled students. This decision was disappointing to a couple of families, but applauded by the vast majority. As I retired pediatrician, I certainly agree with the decision as I have seen too many fatalities from pertussis. Furthermore, I am personally familiar with the school and believe it to be a very fine opportunity for early childhood and elementary education. The importance of a good education for children in the early phases of their life cannot be overlooked.

My nephews attend Monte Vista Montessori and I’m incredibly impressed with the rigor and high quality of education that they receive.

I am a middle school teacher and have taught students who attended St. Paul's Episcopal Montessori School for primary and elementary. Every one of these students has demonstrated intellectual curiosity and the ability to reflect on their own work, two qualities that are of tremendous value in school and in life.