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Brookfield Academy's Livonia Campus opened in September of 2009. We are the 5th Brookfield in Michigan with a 45 year long tradition of Montessori education.
We opened the school with infant, toddler and pre-primary classrooms.
In the Fall of 2010 we are adding on a Kindergarten-1st grade.
Over the next few years the campus will include both lower and upper elementary classrooms.
Grades: PK-7 | 138 students5.5 miles 28933 Jamison Street Livonia, MI 48154 (734) 425-4420
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57/9/2012
After reviewing and visiting several area Montessori programs we selected Brookfield Academy as our school of choice for our children, age 3 and 5. The Principal is a highly educated and experienced individual that lives and breathes the care and education of children. Shortly after enrollment they were able to identify a problem with our 5 year old never caught by earlier programs. The Principal move quickly to confirm and isolate the problem and set up remedial support immediately. Most impressive is how we were kept in the loop each step of the way. Very professional! At the moment both kids are enjoying there summer camp and they will continue with Brookfield Academy and we hope we are able to keep them there through the 5th grade. The campus is gorgeous, and staff are fantastic. I think you may be incorrect about the population of the students. I believe we heard there are now over 70 students and according to the office manager a large number of new enrollments for 2013. A must visit for all parents!
- Posted by Parent - wna10
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