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At Park Point Montessori Academy, we promise to provide a caring and nurturing environment, where your child can develop independence, self-confidence, and a natural desire to learn.
We provide age appropriate Montessori based curriculum that includes lessons in Practical Life, Sensorial, Language, Math, Science, Geography and Cultural Studies.
Additionally, we provide Gymnastics, Soccer and Basketball lessons. Our curriculum and lessons are designed from simple to complex, concrete to abstract, so that we can provide an atmosphere where children learn by their independent choices.
Our first priority at Park Point Montessori Academy is to care for your child.
We understand that each child is a unique individual. Therefore, we use the Montessori philosophy to allow our program to adapt to each child's individual needs.
We provide each child with a challenge, regardless of his or her learning style or stage of maturity.
We believe that the development of a child's mind is very important to his or her overall well being.
At Park Point Montessori Academy, we promise to provide a
caring and nurturing environment, where your child can develop
independence, self-confidence, and a natural desire to learn. We
provide age appropriate Montessori based curriculum that includes
lessons in Practical Life, Sensorial, Language, Math, Science,
Geography and Cultural Studies. Additionally, we provide Spanish,
Gymnastics, Art, Music and Computer lessons. Our curriculum and
lessons are designed from simple to complex, concrete to abstract,
so that we can provide an atmosphere where children learn by their
independent choices. Our first priority at Park Point Montessori
Academy is to care for your child. We promise to provide a caring
and nurturing environment where your child can learn to grow and
develop. We understand that each child is a unique individual.
Therefore, we use the Montessori philosophy to allow our program to
adapt to each child's individual needs. We provide each child with
a challenge, regardless of his or her learning style or stage of
maturity. We believe that the development of a child's mind is very
important to his or her overall well being.
Grades: PK-12 | 355 students10 miles 2313 S. Voss Road Houston, TX 77057 (832) 617-8363
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(2 reviews)
59/24/2016
My daughter started here when she was a baby. Ms Naz and Ms Talat did a fantastic job taking care of her. The infant teachers were so nurturing and caring. The next class, my daughter learned so much and loved her teachers. Ms Salma and Ms Nancy did a fantastic job teaching her and taking care of her. Now my daughter is in Transitions 1 and her learning went up several notches. Ms Ishrat and Ms Sathya are amazing teachers. I never thought my daughter would learn nearly as much as she has. The overall staff does a great job making sure the kids are reaching their full potential. I plan to keep her here for a long time. I highly recommend this school to everyone!
- Posted by Parent - rsing
512/7/2015
Park Point! That's a house hold name in my family. I have watched my 3 kids grow in park point and one thing I have to say about this great place is - it is not just a learning environment, it is a family. The director is a very warm, gentle and soft spoken mother who welcomes everybody with a smile. This school/family had the most amazing, BRILLIANT TEACHERS.
The decision I made to enroll my kids in park point will remains one of my best decisions ever with regards to academics for my kids. If they decide to go beyond 3rd grade in the future, I will definitely be back.
- Posted by Parent - Linda
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