Gulfport Montessouri Elementary School

Public | PK-5 | 630 students |  

PHONE: (727) 893-2643

FAX: (727) 522-1574

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2014 52nd St S

Gulfport, FL 33707

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Gulfport Montessouri Elementary School serves grades PK-5 in the Pinellas County Public Schools district. Based on its state test results, it has received a GreatSchools Rating of 2 out of 10.

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Posted on Sep 11, 2011
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My children attend Gulfport Montessori and I couldn't be happier. Another commenter complained about the Kindergarten program. In the past, this may have been true, but this year there are different teachers in the Kindergarten classroom. Yeah! These are not new teachers - they are Montessori teachers who have moved from other grade levels to teach Kindergarten. It is a new day for the Kindergarten program at Gulfport Montessori! If you have a child entering Kindergarten, you should DEFINITELY check out Gulfport. Your child will have a 1:9 teacher/student ratio for K-5...something that you will NOT find at any other school (public or private). And the Montessori method allows your child to learn new concepts without ever finding them too hard, or feeling defeated that they "can't do it". The Montessori teachers work with your child to teach new concepts in a way that makes even harder tasks something that your child will not be overwhelmed by. I highly recommend this school! Also, the Montessori method teaches respect, grace and courtesy in many small ways...something we all need more of these days.
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Posted on Sep 9, 2008
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great teachers and staff my son is doing very well there will be staying there thru 5th grade
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Posted on Jun 4, 2008
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Very disappointing for kindergarten. Thought it was supposed to be an exciting time for your child and it was derogatory, sad, and no positive reinforcement. Children are 'fired' from tasksand made to feel like they failed. I would not recommend this school to new little children who need a positive experience for their first years in school.
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Posted on Jul 20, 2004
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This is a new school with emphasis on hands-on learning. My mother sends all of her foster children to this school because of the laid back environment. She can't say enough good things about this school.
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Posted on Feb 23, 2004
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Gulfport Elementary is Pinellas County's first and only Montessori school. Their new methods won't be fully integrated thru 5th grade for another 2 years so the posted statistics and grades do not yet reflect its potential. My twin kindergarteners are adjusted, happy and thriving. My 3rd grader transferred last year from a traditional school he hated. He makes all A's at Gulfport and looks forward to everyday! That's all the proof I need. I would have homeschooled rather than settle for an average traditional public school for my kids. What an amazing opportunity for them now since they would have never had the chance to attend an expensive private school!
--Submitted by Malina Johnson, a parent


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