Creo School, Gilbert | Fees, Rankings, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

We found Creo after we had been struggling to find the right fit for our special needs child. He had tried several other types of school options including public, charter and even homeschooling. We stumbled across Creo at its inception and haven’t looked back. Our son began in 2nd grade and is now at the new Adolescent campus currently in 8th grade. He was working on life skills and academics in a new way and he was loving it. The focus on grace and courtesy had also stuck us as such a unique attribute of this type of education. The idea that this is their “home” and they are being “raised” during the day to be good, caring, love, and thoughtful human begins resonated. Since our son started after he was very established in core subjects, it was eye opening to watch our middle child read at such a young age and with such confidence. Her love of learning, reading, and researching hasn’t diminished over time. Having the 3-year cycle has had such an amazing impact on our children being able to build on skills in a continuous environment with the same teachers has been a blessing. We love Creo and have felt so fortunate to be a founding family and watch this school grow each year. To be able to provide this type of well rounded, thought provoking, integrative education to my children is beyond anything I could have imagined. As a yoga teacher, to see so many principles of self-care, self-esteem, self-love and humanity incorporated into their daily environment makes my heart sing.

Creo is a phenomenal AMI Montessori school. We are winding down our second year there and feel very blessed to be a part of the Creo community. The classrooms are top notch. The school is bilingual which a definite bonus. I also love that they teach grace and courtesy. As it is a private Montessori, yes you pay tuition. It is not a public school. However, the school offers scholarships to children 5 and under and hosts workshops on how to utilize STO tax credits to reduce tuition expenses. The school hosts an annual fundraiser event. The proceeds of the event go towards the before mentioned scholarships. What I am most humbled by is the amount of time and hard work that Creo families and Creo staff members give towards this event. They donate their time and money to help children (who may not even be their own) to be able to attend Creo. It is an awesome feeling knowing that these parents and staff members care so much about the children. The staff members and families are wonderful. It truly feels like a community.

As a national educational consultant, I have visited and consulted with many schools all over the country. I am particularly taken with Creo Montessori. The level of authentic care for the education, well-being, and development of all of their students is remarkable. The educators are extremely passionate about their work, knowledgeable on developmental and educational practice, and have a keen desire to connect with each student.

I have NEVER seen an educational establishment as fine as this one. When I learned that they have a wait list, I was not surprised at all. It is worth the wait, and they are who they say they are. This school is the only school I would ever send my children to.

The program directors in particular are some of the most caring, dedicated, and relational people that I have ever had the pleasure of consulting with.

5 stars is the only rating I would ever give Creo. And a huge thank you to all of their professionals! You are making a significant difference in the lives of our future generation!