Research Villa Montessori private Schools in Moline, Illinois

“In my opinion, its disorganized outlook is somewhat compensated by a number hardworking teachers, who in fact have lot many things to do. I'm not surprised, if kid feels a little lost in such an environment.”

“My four year old has been going to Villa for the past 9 months and it has been an entirely positive experience for both my child and myself. In the short time he's been there, he has had a chance to get involved with his classmates, develop leadership skills, and become a more independant learner. We've found the entire staff to be extremely friendly and helpful. I've enjoyed volunteering and appreciate how much parent involvement is encouraged.”

“The head of school Renee treats staff members poorly. They talk a good line but fail to follow through in care, academics, student teacher ratios. Too many kids with too few staff.”

“My child went to Villa Montessori in Moline and it was a horrible experience for my child as well as myself. I believe the academics were good for the children, the music and art were great. The level of parent involvement was null. I was very involved. My child however was left to the side and not encouraged to join the group if he/she didn't want to, which I understand is part of the philosophy but should not happen on a continued basis. My experience there lead me to believe that there is no structure and children are raised to do whatever they want during school, which eventually spills into home life. Good luck to anyone that is enrolled there. My child learned more in the first month of public school than in the two years spent there.”