Keller Montessori School, Keller | Fees, Rankings, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

Both my children attended Keller Montessori from the age of 2 – Kinder. My only complaint is that we couldn’t keep them enrolled further. We loved it there and didn’t want it to end. They learned to read, write, speak Spanish, add, subtract, help friends, share, take turns, serve meals, … the list goes on and on. KM prepared them wonderfully for public school. The two of them are very different and transitioned seamlessly into their elementary classrooms. The best part of this sweet little school was the joy in my little girls eyes each day. They loved gong to school and learning in such a special way with wonderful and loving teachers. Even after time away they still want to call their KM teachers and share when they accomplish anything special. They knew they were loved and cared for each day at school. The teachers knew the kids so well and the kids are respected and listened to. The teachers are committed to the kids and have worked hard to obtain credentials to provide Montessori education. This sets them apart from any other preschool. The turnover is minimal. All of the primary teachers remained the same for the duration of our time there. We could not be happier with the years we spent at KM.

Both my daughter and son attended this school, my son is still currently enrolled. They both only attended for a year starting at 4 years old. My daughter ended the school year already being able to read sight words and easy learner books, and has excelled in Kindergarten, reading beyond her grade level. My son is also on the same path towards reading. Wish I could have enrolled them when they were younger, who knows what grade level they’d be reading at!
The teachers really know what they’re doing as they’ve been doing it for years! They’re super friendly and easy to talk to, which is a trait I enjoy in my children’s teachers as I like to have open communication to any concerns or benefits.
School building is small (was the old Keller post office), but makes for a more cozy learning environment. Students get to transition to different rooms through out the day which is nice because it mimics what they’d be doing in Elementary school.
My daughter had a smooth transition from leaving Keller Montessori and entering Kindergarten in a public school, I couldn’t be happier or more grateful!