To support our daughters learning, it was important to find the safest environment, allowing individual pace, learning through experiences and play, outdoor time, and respectful discipline. Some changes I would appreciate seeing would include: more organization with calendar events, smaller classrooms for the younger age group, more funds to go towards teacher supplies in the classroom including basic appliances and individual teacher items to give them more opportunity to teach without limit, children's bathrooms to allow more privacy as the are in the classroom, better portioned whole food snacks and less sugar. For children with disabilities or learning differences I am not sure the school is equipped to help prepare them and offer support if needed. Allows regular parental and family involvement. Within the area it is one of the better schools to consider. My daughter loves going to school.
Submitted by parent on June 16, 2014
We love Wayne Montessori Preschool. Our child has been enrolled for over two years. They accept children when they turn 2.5 and they do not have to be potty trained - both very helpful to us. This is a true Montessori school with Montessori trained teachers, materials and curriculum. Any school can call itself "Montessori" but this one is the real deal. All of the teachers are excellent and caring.
Submitted by parent on December 02, 2013
While this school was in part what brought us in part to Goldsboro unfortunately now, we can see a lot of problems with teachers and the principal.
Submitted by parent on October 26, 2013
This is our second year at WMh for your little one. S and we love it! The Montessori cirriculum is exactly what we were looking for and the teachers at WMS do a great job. Each of the three children's house teachers have unique personalities, so it's easy to find the perfect match for your little ones!
Submitted by parent on July 06, 2013
If you want the best start possible in academics for your children, this is the place to go. As a public school teacher, I was surprised to see that my daughter was performing above average first grade students in her Kindergarten year at Wayne Montessori.