Public | K-8 | 346 students |
Como Montessori, located in Fort Worth, Texas, is a public school that serves grades K-8 in the Fort Worth Independent School District. It has received a GreatSchools Rating of 6 out of 10, based on its performance on state standardized tests.
This school has an average Community Rating of 4 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 25 school community members.
School highlights:
| COMPARE | SCHOOL | GREATSCHOOLS RATING | COMMUNITY RATING |
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Miss Endy's Christian Day School 0.2 miles | |||
0.2 miles | |||
Premier High School of Fort Worth 0.7 miles | |||
0.9 miles |
My son is in kindergarten and has had an absolutely wonderful experience. His teacher is aware of each child's strengths and improvement areas, and utilizes teaching methods that assist students as individuals, as well as a group. Communication with the staff and administration has been convenient and straight forward. The PTA is active and friendly, but not overwhelming. Community involvement is highly encouraged and my chance (random/unplanned) occasions of meeting staff outside of school have always been friendly and encouraging. The only area that is somewhat deficient is the after school program (and this is lacking only in comparison to the school day). While the after school staff knows and cares for each child, the attention to detail (such as CORRECTLY completing homework) is lacking. Overall I highly recommend this school and I look forward to many more years in this public Montessori.
My son will be starting kindergarten in the fall. I have two cousins currently attending and one that graduated from Como Montessori. This is school focuses on how important college is. The kids leave Como Montessori excited and wanting to attend college. The environment is great and they have a lot of opportunities that regular publics don t have.
My daughter goes to this school and she loves it I am very pleased with it
We love Como Montessori! Great teachers, wonderful students, and a positive learning environment. We've been with CMS for two years now, and are looking forward to many more. Definitely one of the best schools in Fort Worth ISD. While the constraints of the public school system do restrain the full realization of a Montessori learning environment, the teachers are very creative at integrating the Montessori philosophy with the State requirements.
My daughter is dyslexic, and has experienced a high level of success that wasn't possible at other Fort Worth ISD schools. Her older brother attends a F.W. ISD high school and is himself successful, but the teachers, staff, and atmosphere at Como are very conducive for the needs of students with special learning considerations. We love Como!
teachers are enthusiastic for children. most of all my child looks to really love his teacher and school..
Como Montessori was a great school prior to the current leadership. The turn over rate for teachers is very high with few teachers lasting more than two years. There are less than six teachers with more than five years of montessori exerience left at this school. Falling test scores are a sad fact.
Como Montessori has always been a place where my children have been stretched beyond what they thought that they could do. Even now, when my younger son has struggled - one of his teachers from the previous year immediatley offered him assistance. Our teachers are what make the difference in our school! They care about each of the students. The PTA is very strong and supportive of the teachers and doing things to help the students have an even richer education.
The School is going downhill. The teachers leave just about every year and the principal in my opinion is not quite as connected as she should be. my family has been going to that school since for 16 years. Until recently the atmosphere was very enthusiastic and the parents were involved. Unfortunatley the school hasn't gone back up to its 'great days', and all some of us can do is hope somewhere along the line leadership will step in and bring the school back up.
I worry about the dropping test scores and lack of active involvment of the PTA in what is actually happening in the classroom. I think several of the long term, true Montoessori teachers are doing a great job and if your child ends up in one of their classes it will be a great experience for everyone. While this may sound like a negative review there are many positives, including the art, PE and music programs.
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