North Garland Montessori School

This school is great. Our child has been going to the school for 1 year. We have tried other schools in the area. Our child did not respond well at other local schools. North Garland has great student to teacher ratios. The teachers are longer tenured than any of the other schools in the area. Some of the schools in the area have very high turnover with their teachers leaving even in the middle of the school year. The school may not have a fancy lobby with high tech surveilance cameras, but it’s what’s on the inside that counts. Also this makes the school cheaper than some of the «Disney Land» schools in the area. My wife and I are very happy with our decision to enroll our child at this wonderful school.
Edit Note: I just read some of the other reviews on this website. Our family was not offered anything for our reviews. I’m surprised by the one star reviews left by some of the parents on this site.

In March of 2016 we enrolled our son who was 22 months. Today I just pulled my son out of this school because of that piece of disrespectful pie that my wife and I were handed today. One afternoon he stated to me that if my wife and I had to review within 31 days, and after we had done this we would receive gift cards. If you scroll down the reviews most parents will begin with a month ago we started our child here. We refused to do this because a full assessment of a child’s development CANNOT be done within 31 days. Now I am not sure if the gift cards were a bribe or an honest gesture.
He instructed us to use two different IP addresses so that Google does not remove the reviews. So he can have two reviews from one household. He went on to tell me that Google had removed 50 of his reviews about his school. This should have been a red flag! Since then this review conversation has come up several other times.
Today he followed my wife and I tell asking us why we haven’t reviewed him. We told him we were going to review the school after we feel that we have totally assessed his performance. He proceeded to tell us that this is not a daycare (I know this that is why my son is there). So my wife said, «Dr M without offending you I feel pressured about this review.» Then he just walked away from us without saying anything to us. How then as parents should we feel comfortable drop of our son in the morning with such hostility. I called him just after we left and told him my son will not be returning to North Garland after he has disrespected our family like that. I let him keep Aprils tuition and the deposit as I will never set foot on his property ever again.
My wife and I are both professionals in healthcare and financial services so we know what superb service is. I am also extremely disappointed by all the parents that were pressured to give false reviews for a gift card. Those are the false reviews that I read that led us to enroll my son in a Montessori built on a façade. After $ 2500 my son can ask for a cracker. Thank you North Garland.
Jehu & Farrellin Rubaba

My daughter has attended NGMS for little over 1 months and we have already seen a huge improvement in her handwriting and reading skills. Her favorite class and always a conversation starter when she gets picked up is music class I myself have been taking harmonica lessons from her.
I can go on and on but if you are looking for a Montessori school in Dfw I would defiantly stop for a visit Mr Manooch and his staff are amazing you won’t be disappointed !
–Jasmin

This is a great Montessori school. They are true to the ways of teaching Montessori. My daughter learned a lot of different things when she attended this school for a few short months. I think the owner has a great mindset & process of teaching kids. But for some reason my daughter was never fully comfortable & I got that eerie feeling too. I don’t think we were here long enough to adjust (that’s what they would say) but my daughter adjusted in other schools just fine in one week.
Overall I would recommend this school but just ensure you have excellent communication with your child on what happens at school.