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"Very happy with the care and learning here!"

- Ashley M, 3 years ago

"Our son literally grow up in 7 magic flower. He started when the day care first opened and then started at the main campus since 18month. We cannot say enough good things about the school. The best part of the school are the awesome teachers. We are fortunate to be with Ms.SueSue since we started at the main campus. Not only did she is kind, patient, and someone truly enjoyed early childhood education. She also has deep knowledge in child development and more than 15 years of experience. I still remember in our first teacher parent conference, my son kept dropping the pens onto the floor. I was kind of embarrassed. Ms SueSue assured me that kids this age like to experiment with the Sound of dropping things onto the floor. Our son has typical characteristics of Asynchronous development. Ms Sue always tried to comfort us not to be stressed about the but rather being patient and use any moments to teach him. She remembered every little things each child did everyday. And we loved Ms Rhi as well. She is young but super energetic. We truly admire her determination on solving every problems. Our son had a hard time falling asleep when back in Room9 without Ms Sue. She tried so many different ways to pat him to bed and finally make it work. My son even learned counting in Spanish thanks to her persistence. We truly feel comfortable to leave our child with them. And so does my child. He refused to go to the next classroom and even prefer to stay with Ms Sue and Ms Rhi for another year than go to tK this fall. The school director, Ms Lily and Ms Gina are always on top of everything. They are always welcoming any feedback. And they are truly approachable with the kids. The school has a pretty good balance curriculum. We don’t feel there is any strong push on academics but more individualized learning. My son especially liked the topics in room10. There are lots of crafts, art projects. They celebrate both Chinese and Western holidays. The diversity of the school is pretty well balanced. My son got exposed to both English and Mandarin. We are very happy with his bilingual language skill levels. We also loved the enrichment classes. My son especially loved the clay class and gymnastics. Ms lily are constantly collecting feedback and trying to hire the best teachers. This year, when we expressed interest in applying private school this fall, both Ms Lily and the teachers are super supportive. They discussed with us the best education opportunities for our child. They gave detailed reports on our child’s readiness and always submit the teacher recommendations letter on time. We will be going to Harker this Fall. Without them, we will not be able to go through this application process so smoothly. We sincerely recommend the school if you want a balanced bilingual environment for young children."

- hong pan, 9 months ago

"Best school I went to!!!!!!"

- Nisha Jayaprakash, 2 years ago

"I went to this school in 2014-2016 and I have the best memories. I remember drawing the shapes of the continents, learning Spanish, learning algebraic equations, and there was a ship on the playground that was my favorite."

- Akio Slaughter, 9 months ago

"Day Star Montessori is a very good Montessori school. My daughter has been here since she was 2 years old and now she is almost 4. The teachers there are very supportive and friendly, they are always ready to help and know what the kids need. The overall environment is excellent. Big windows and lots of sunshine, wood made shelves and kid sized everything, the classrooms are big and clean. The moment you enter the school you feel like that's the environment I want my kid in. Montessori methods are a little bit different from the traditional methods. Kids here can be really independent. They decide what they want to learn and do in their work time and the teachers will always get everything ready before the work time starts. I have recommended this school to lots of my friends and will continue to do so."

- Jiayi Chen, 6 months ago

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- Matt, 5 years ago

"Our family has experienced all levels of Montessori education at CVMS, and is incredibly appreciative of the efforts and genuine care demonstrated by every staff member here. CVMS has been a place of learning growth and a place where development of loving contributing community members occurs naturally. Our children all began in pre-primary where a love of learning was fostered almost immediately. Currently, we have one in extended day, one in upper el, and one in middle school. My only complaint is that this wonderful learning experience ends after 8th grade."

- Kimberly Slusser, 8 years ago

"Looking for a school where you can be actively involved in teaching your child? Looking for a program that works with each student individually? Want to homeschool but it’s too overwhelming or you are working parents? This school is amazing! Our child goes here and loves it. Our kiddo loves the different ages in the class and all the activities. The class and curriculum is catered to my littles interests and ability while still challenging. I love that we get to work with our kiddo and teach as well. The teachers are phenomenal. Communication is too-notch. Could not be happier."

- Kate Heiken, 2 years ago

"My 14 month old daughter have attended this daycare for a total of three weeks. After the verbal absence I've received today from the Angel learning cares director Ms.Catherine Pleasant. The incident that occurred today was unnecessary and I feel as if I were attacked. I arrived at 8:30am Thursday morning the usual time i would arrive i greeted everyone and proceeded to sign my daughter in before I could enter the building I had already over heard the school's director Ms. Catherine say "there goes the cry baby." This didn't bother me at the time because she would always say this on the morning she's was there, as I enter into the building she says " her parents must allow her to do whatever she wants at home." My response was I don't allow her to do as she pleases. But she is only one she's still learning. She then got up out of her seat and said to me in a loud and rowdy voice "WHAT IS THAT SUPPOSED TO MEAN, I HAVE ONE YEAR OLDS IN THERE RIGHT NOW WHO SEATS DOWN." Once I noticed how at this point she had got loud so I asked her and who are you her response was "I'm the director" she says her name and the conversation begans to go further to the point I didn't feel comfortable with leaving my child with her after just having an verbal argument with her. By me being a young first time mom this was the worst experience I've ever experienced with a daycare, but prior till today I had already had a funky feeling about this daycare the first ever encounter I had with Ms. Catherine when she had told me about how my daughter cries all day and how I must hold her all day. She would tell me this on a daily occasion, and my responsible was no I allow her to run freely play with her toys and you know the normal things I thought a one year-old did, but it seems to me I had been wrong."

- Tyronisha Pugh, 4 months ago