Bryson Christian Montessori Schools, Inc

corporatejungles _{on Google}

Apr 5th, 2020

Zero enforcement of the dont bring your kids to school sick rule. My child is home sick more than she has been in school and it has made getting a job impossible. So, thanks for that.

navaja kantamneni _{on Google}

Dec 17th, 2019

Ms.Bryson is person of God, she is kind and an excellent teacher and person.

Jessica Harris _{on Google}

Oct 11th, 2019

Mrs. Bryson the owner and operator of these schools is a wonderful woman of God. Her love trickles down as an example of how God our Father loves His children. As a parent I can tell you that my children are loved, safe, and learning at their highest potential. I love this school!

S R _{on Google}

Mar 25th, 2020

The school itself is great. Loved the big yard for the kids to run around. The meals for the children always looked delicious and homemade. The place has a “homey” feel to it and not a cold daycare facitility feel. But I chose to take my child out of this school mostly because of other kids and because of the teachers. Most of the kids are from low income and they have behavioral issues. I was always walking into a kid screaming or throwing a fit. The teachers are not all there as well. One teacher introduced herself to me then she introduced herself to me again the next day like she had no recollection of meeting me the prior day. She was very forgetful. They constantly had new teachers, switching teachers around. My son’s class had a new teacher 3 times within the first few weeks. Also, They constantly lost my child’s items. His sheet , jacket. I always had to replace items. My child also told me one day during nap time, he forgot his sheet and blanket in his cubby and the teacher refused to let him go get it. He had to sleep on the cot without a sheet or blanket. That seems like an unusual punishment. Why let him sleep without a sheet or blanket? My son began having behavioral issues at home too. On my days off, on the weekends, he would be in a bad mood all weekend. Crying over every little thing, throwing tantrums. The weekends were a nightmare. Every kid gets upset from time to time but with him, it was an all day thing, nonstop. When id pick him up from daycare, I’d ask how his day was and he always said “I don’t know” he never wanted to talk about it. He has been to other daycares and I’ve never experienced this from him before. He is usually excited to tell me all about his day. I decided to withdraw him since it was not a thriving environment for him. I loved the yard, meals, the classroom but they really should invest in better teachers.