Reviews of Kinder Haus Montessori (Kindergarten)

Brittany Gaethe

My daughter is attending Kinder Haus, and the school is incredible. The teachers are nurturing, loving, caring, and creative. It is truly astonishing to witness so many young children accomplishing such advanced things. Even more incredibly- the children LOVE learning! There is truly no greater place to send your child. This is my first time parting with my daughter, and the feeling of confidence knowing she is going in the best hands possible is priceless.

Jimmyofdadead

My son attends the toddler class and couldn't be happier at school! The teachers and staff at Kinder Haus work with you to help develop the child to their fullest potential. I am extremely grateful to have found this school to bring my son to.

Training For Teachers

I'm an alumni teacher,parent and current trainer for teachers at KINDER Haus MONTESSORI Schools. My son took his first steps at the METAIRIE CAMPUS ,then learned to swim at the Mandeville Campus. Over 35 years of services for families IS OBVIOUS in the quality of care and EARLY LEARNING EXPERIENCES. Peace of mind for parents and a GIFT FOR LIFE for the students, KINDER Haus is a magic CHILDREN'S HOUSE !

Beka D

Wouldn’t recommend. I was so excited to try this place/the Montessori method with my children. There were elements that I really liked, but discipline was not one of them. They don’t deal well with occasional bad behaviors. As one example, rather than working with an emotional child who may need a little extra time or TLC, they make the parent come pick up the child when they act out. Incredibly inconvenient for working parents. It’s like they expect perfect children or something. I was soooo disappointed. Edit based on The school’s response below: Physical reactions, or as they so dramatically put it, “violence,” was not the only reason my child received “bad reports” or I was called at work. Simply not listening/following rules or talking back resulted in a write-up or call. What is up with schools writing up demerits for any bad choices, anyway? Look, if you have calm, easy children, this place is probably great. However, if you have an outspoken, emotionally intense kid that tests boundaries often, especially with new people, I don’t recommend this place. I was upset with this summer experience, but felt so much better once his new school started and, although I feared the worse, it was a totally different experience! No write-ups, no calls about negative behavior, no calls to come pick him up. It was obvious to me that the new place, which was also strict (Catholic), but the teachers were different—extremely loving and compassionate, and most importantly, were better prepared with tools to address behaviors in children that are not perfect.

Meg Merriet

I was not impressed when I toured. I honestly don't understand the hefty price tag when they don't even have central air conditioning. I was sweating throughout the tour and just wanted it to end. Also the toilets had no dividers or privacy stalls, which was kind of weird, considering the kids in that classroom were all potty trained. And the lights were all off even though the kids were awake and doing activities. I got a bleak impression of the place and would not consider placing my child here.But they have a long waiting list and charge a fortune anyway, so I guess they're doing something right! It seems like the teaching program is really great, but they cut a lot of corners when it comes to amenities and comfort.

Reina B

Won’t refer anyone to this place. Heard they love to stiff service industry workers. If someone is delivering a large order to your place of business especially when it’s 105 heat index you should at the least expect to tip 10% Having a personal shopper is a luxury service and you should tip accordingly. Especially when that person is making your Costco trip that is hundreds of dollars, shopping your list, loading and unloading those things for you for around a 6$ delivery fee.

Michelle Perkins

Good school