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I am very pleased with the quality of teachers and adminstration. Carole Andrews is a power horse. My kids are thriving and have been there since the begining. Great kids, great teachers and wonderful parents
I m still in awe that we found a school where both teachers and administrators work so hard to attend to the needs of every child. We spent several years at another school trying to make our child fit a public school mold that she just wasn t able to work within. After moving to High Desert Montesorri nearly two years ago, both our children are healthy, happy, and progressing well in what we feel is a exceptional learning environment. Obviously, from the other parent comments, it s not for everyone. But for us, the switch to HDMS has given us our children back.
Our children have been attending High Desert Montessori School since 2002. Both are designated 'gifted,' but were not receiving meaningful services in a traditional school. HDMS has removed obstacles from their education, and the results have been amazing. Our oldest has moved on to honors high school classes and is doing well. Our youngest already perceives himself as a researcher and writer thanks to the inspirational atmosphere. It is critical to understand all aspects of Montessori Method before jumping into HDMS. Some parents come for the peaceful atmosphere, but are unwilling to accept the responsibility of supporting a charter, Montessori education.
We've been very happy with our son's experience in his first 3 years at HDMS. The level of instruction has been tremendous. Families must understand that Charter schools in Nevada are chronically underfunded, hence the fundraisers. Figure out what you can give, and be part of the community. It's a young school, that's going great places.
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