Bay Area Montessori House

Private | PK-6 | Christian | 99 students |  

PHONE: (281) 480-7022

HOURS: 8 hours per day

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17222 Mercury Dr

Houston, TX 77058

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Bay Area Montessori House is a private school in Houston, Texas. It is coed and Christian affiliated, serving 99 students in grades PK-6.

This school has an average Community Rating of 4 out of 5 stars, based on reviews from 11 school community members.

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Associations: AMI; Band; Basketball; Christian; Coed; Community service; Montessori; Religious
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Posted on Jan 22, 2012
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Bay Area Montessori House is an awesome school that truly meets the needs of each student. My son has flourished in this caring, nurturing environment. It is obvious that the teachers and the administration are committed to offering a quality authentic Montessori program that benefits each child. It is a joy to watch my son become responsible and more independent.
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Posted on Mar 24, 2011
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We transferred into this school and it was not a good fit. I received very little feedback from the staff regarding my child's progress. Also, I had the distinct impression that the teacher did not like my child. I think it may work for people that start in the program from the beginning or for children that are very compliant.
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Posted on Nov 8, 2010
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The school is not what it is advertised..One parent discribes it as they follwo the child. Mychild left as well as 14 other families. All our kids have had issues in math and reading. 100% of us were thos parents that had asked uestions regarding a children learning and were immediately shunned and forced out through various actions. Our kids 100% have struggled in Math and Reading. There is no homework nor progressd reports that the school provides for your records. They have conferences but are not allowed to give you a copy of the report. " It will be given to you upon your departure".
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Posted on Sep 15, 2010
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My kids have attended both private and public schools in Texas. This is, by far, the best place for kids up through the 6th grade. The teachers are amazing and the the administrators are fantastic. They care about the kids, the families and the staff. My kids are far more advanced than other kids their age, and I believe in my heart that it is simply because of the program at BAMH.
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Posted on Aug 10, 2010
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The BEST school in the Houston Area! BAMH provides each student an excellent learning experience in a caring and accepting environment. I have had children in the school for the last 11 years. The experienced and attentive director and the entire staff practice authentic Montessori principles "FOLLOW THE CHILD" - (Always putting the best interests of the child first). All children, whether academically challenged or gifted, are enpowered and encouraged to acheive their best. Graduates of the school continue to enjoy learning and academic success ( Advanced Placement / Honor Society /Scholarships) through High School and College. BAMH children are often identified and recognized for their exceptional behavior, manners, courtesy and work ethic. I encourage any parent searching for the BEST academic home for their children ( ages 2-12) to contact the Director and visit the school.
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Posted on May 25, 2010
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the academic program insist that the children are all taught according to their capabilities but that is not true when it is biased and children are not given a solid foundation to build up on. Promotes advanced learning but does not compare their standards of academic achievement to public schools
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Posted on May 25, 2009
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By far, the best Montessori school in the Greater Houston area. Each child is fully engaged in learning . Children learn to think, problem solve, and follow their interests. My husband, an engineer, marvels at the materials and approach to teaching both math and science. Our children are internalizing concepts that will enable them to be successful in any career chosen. The teaching staff is excellent and caring. Also, as a result of the Children Around the World Festival and the diversity in the schol, different cultlures are understood and respected.
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Posted on Sep 29, 2008
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A gem of a school ! Follows very closely the Montessori philosophy, and methods . My daughter 'bloomed' here. Great cultural and educational experiences. Meticulous.
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Posted on Nov 26, 2007
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I have been affiliated with this school for 6 years. My child has attended since she was 2.5 years of age. I have seen a great deal of advancement in science and mathmatics. Her appreciation for diversity is heart felt and her love for learning is amazing. I have recommended many families and they have all given the school praise
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Posted on Dec 5, 2005
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This is an amazing place. I have three sons enrolled at BAMH, and I am amazed daily at the academic progress they are achieving. I believe they would achieve far less in a standard public school. The staff at BAMH are the best! Each offers something different, but the one thing that remains a constant is the care they have for each child. Another great thing about BAMH is the fact that the kids generally don t have homework. They can come home and play like kids, rather than being bogged down with memorization and reading drills. But, please don t think it takes away from their academics. My 8 year old reads at advanced levels, my 6 year old does math advanced levels, and my 4 year old is starting to do both very well. This place is unbelievable!
--Submitted by John Silver, a parent


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