Maple Tree Montessori Academy

I cannot speak highly enough of Maple Tree Montessori Academy. All three of my children have attended this wonderful school from primary and early elementary through eight grade, and the experience has been nothing short of exceptional. The staff at Maple Tree is beyond compare - gentle, kind, and truly caring for the well-being and growth of every child. From the moment I first enrolled my children, I have always felt a sense of trust and security knowing that they were in good hands. The dedication and passion of the staff members shine through in every interaction, making it evident that they prioritize the individual needs of each child. One aspect of Maple Tree Montessori Academy that stands out is their commitment to meeting children where they are, rather than where they are expected to be. This personalized approach has allowed my children to thrive and develop at their own pace. Maple Tree Montessori is a nurturing and supportive community that has played a crucial role in shaping my children into the bright, curious individuals they are today. I am grateful for the positive impact this school has had on my family and wholeheartedly recommend it to any parent seeking a truly exceptional educational experience for their child.

Absolutely cannot say enough good things about Maple Tree! Our kids have thrived here, and we've been so impressed with their progress. The curriculum is amazing – they incorporate Spanish, music, and all sorts of hands-on learning experiences that really get the kids engaged. Our 6-year-old daughter is already reading short chapter books, doing multiplication, and constantly asking questions about everything under the sun. The teachers are incredibly supportive and nurturing, and they've really fostered a love of learning in our kids. We couldn't be happier with our decision to send them to Maple Tree!

Went in for a tour to start my child. First the school is In a Huge warehouse with book cases as walls forming their hallways from room to room... 2nd I ask sue who was giving the tour What bathroom routines looks like? The last place had boys and girls ages 1-7 all together in a one toilet area and I felt that was weird and I wanted to make sure it was boys only and girls only. She said she didnt understand my question... and looked at me like I was asking a dumb question. 2nd I ask what their disciplinary actions are? She looked puzzled and explained scenarios and what she would do. I then ask her if my sun was sitting at the table and wouldn't move how would you get him out of the chair? Would you grab his arm? She looked stunned and said im not sure why youre asking me this if he was in danger we would grab him. She asked why I was implying that they grab children...? And why would a parent even ask something like that? I said I care about my child and thats why im asking these questions... I explained that I need to make sure you know you dont have consent to touch my child even if he doesnt want to move from that table. I explained that we had a previous experience and I was asking the questions to ensure nothing like that would ever happen again... and she looked mortified that someone would ask how things worked in their facility. She proceeded to tell me I was misunderstanding her and I let her know she was very clear about how things work here. Clearly she was uncomfortable because I was asking questions that others who aren't as cautious ask. I want to know every detail If you xant answer me then were done here. I proceeded to tell her that this will not work and walked out. I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE IS SHADY AND GIVES ME THE CREEPS. you cant ask a teacher how they discipline...or how their routine works or else you get looked at wrong and told your questions aren't normal. They're normal for a parent who wants to know what youll be like with their child for 6 hrs a day. DO NOT PUT YR KIDS HERE.