MONTESSORI HOUSE OF CHILDREN

Hours

Hours change without the licence record changing. Call before you plan a drop-off around these times.

Licensing visits on record

California records 1 routine inspection visit and 2 complaint visits to MONTESSORI HOUSE OF CHILDREN.

1. November 26, 2024Most recent inspection visit

Amenities and accessibility

Reported on the provider's Google business listing, not verified by the state.

How the reviews split

The 4.6 average comes from 13 Google reviews. An average hides whether opinion is consistent or divided, so the spread is shown too.

• 5 star11
• 4 star1
• 3 star0
• 2 star0
• 1 star1

From Google

Recent parent reviews

• ★★★★★

  I am incredibly grateful for the care, dedication, and nurturing environment provided by Montessori House of Children . The entire staff consistently demonstrate genuine compassion, patience, and a deep commitment to each child’s growth and development. It is clear that they focus not only on academic learning but also on building confidence, independence, and a lifelong love of learning. The school offers wonderful enrichment experiences throughout the year. The summer program is engaging and thoughtfully planned, keeping children excited and involved. Holiday celebrations, including Mother’s Day and Father’s Day events, are always meaningful and well-organized, creating special moments for families. We especially appreciate the beautiful dance performances led by the dance teacher and the end-of-year piano recital, which showcase the children’s talents and progress in such a memorable way. The atmosphere is warm, welcoming, and supportive, and communication with families is excellent. The staff consistently goes above and beyond to ensure each child feels valued and encouraged. We truly appreciate the positive impact they have had and highly recommend Montessori House of Children to any family seeking a caring and enriching environment

  Marisol AJun 26, 2026
• ★★★★★

  This school is truly a gem in our neighborhood. Our son is in his second year at Montessori, and we feel incredibly grateful every day when we drop him off. Starting preschool is such an important milestone, and when we were searching for the right school, this one stood out because of its supportive, kind, and welcoming environment. The teachers genuinely care about the children and create a warm, positive space for them to learn and grow. All of the teachers are amazing. We are especially thankful to Ms. Olinda, who gave our son such a wonderful start, as well as Ms. Lainey, Ms. Hilda, Ms. Carla, Ms. Kumi, and Ms. Karina for their dedication, patience, and love for the children. We truly appreciate everything they do and feel so lucky to be part of this community.

  Sandra GutierrezMar 10, 2026
• ★★★★★

  We’ve had a wonderful experience with this preschool. The classrooms are warm and welcoming, and the vast outdoor play area gives the kids plenty of space to explore, run, and just be kids. One of the things we appreciate most is that many of the teachers have been here for years, and it really shows in the care and experience they bring every day. A special thank you to Ms. Olinda for her patience and dedication in potty training our daughter everyone for teaching her impeccable table manners. We’re so grateful for the nurturing environment and highly recommend this preschool to other families.

  Sergey YeremenkoFeb 7, 2026
• ★★★★★

  I called and asked if they had an OPENING for my 3 year old son. Which they said they did. I scheduled a tour for the following day. I went and everything checked out, I was filling out paperwork, making small talk with the director of the program. When the topic of my son's autism came up. The directors whole demeanor changed. It went from " contact CCRC to transfer everything over," to "we'll let you know if we have an opening." I left in tears, feeling bad for my son who deserves a good education. Highly suggest if your child is on the autism spectrum to not bring them here. Response to owner: Thank you for responding. I want to clarify that my concern was not simply about availability, but about how the situation changed during the tour. Prior to discussing my son’s autism, I was told there was an opening and was actively filling out paperwork. Once his diagnosis came up, the tone of the conversation shifted and the message changed to uncertainty about space. I understand that enrollment depends on availability and procedure. However, the timing of this change is what made the experience upsetting and confusing. As a parent, it was difficult to feel hopeful during the tour and then leave feeling discouraged once my child’s needs were disclosed. I shared my experience so other parents of children on the spectrum are aware of how the process felt from my perspective. I appreciate the response and wish your school the best moving forward.

  Jocelyn CamposJan 12, 2026
• ★★★★★

  TLDR; Second child just graduated Montessori Bittersweet is the vibe. We truly wish our time here would never end, but now it has, and for the second and final time. Both our children entered this happy place at the youngest possible age, 24months, bc we wanted them to enjoy the stimulation of a preschool setting, and we are so happy we did. It goes far beyond the lessons learned in the classrooms, and the social norms they picked up in the sandbox. This is a place entrusted with not only watching your most precious possessions, but nurturing them and guiding them in their most formative years. It almost feels inadequate to relate the gravity of this responsibility and the proven outcome in a few graphs on the internet, but here we are. A combined 6+ years total, spent at this place. The first week at Monty with our first born, we weren't sure what to expect. She was able to do dropoffs well, as she had experience w that in daycare. Ofc, there were more than a few days where those turned difficult, her tears streaming, legs kicking, voice straining with violent screams at the prospect of not hanging out with Dad all day as he worked from home. But nobody is better at that particular hostage negotiation than the staff at Montessori. What seemed a task akin to charming a hissing Cobra snake was handled like a scoop of ice cream. I still remember the first Friday pick UP where my daughter had a complete meltdown at being told she was coming home for the day, and no, she couldn't come back til Monday. From an infrastructure standpoint, it's hard to beat this facility. The powerful HVAC hums along in all seasons so everyone is in comfort. The lunches are prepared hot, consistently, and lovingly everyday, which is so convenient. And most of all, their vast shaded outdoor space, separated by age, is what really sets this place apart. Children are at their best when given room to run, and the playground and toys provided are second to none. I'll miss cleaning the sand out of their shoes every day. Ultimately tho, what really makes this place what it is, is the Staff. The longtime teachers here truly love their job and the children they teach. The small class sizes ensure these wee ones have a loving experience as they navigate the bright and sometimes stormy journey of early childhood. The teachers always know how to handle any of the challenging situations that arise, and have a never ending supply of love to share. They also potty trained both our kids in a short amount of time, filling the crucial daytime gap of our schedule. Another advantage they provide you with is the highly individualized education plan that is tailored toward the daily progress of your child. Age is just a number here. When our kids were showing progress w their numbers and letters, they advanced appropriately. Both had a full kindergarten education a year early as a result. And, not to brag, but I strongly believe this to be the main reason why our oldest (now a soon to be 3rd grader) threw a perfect game on her OLSAT. Some folks say start kinder a year late, I think a year early (for the right child ofc) is the move. When LAUSD started offering free transitional kindergarten, it was natural for us to consider taking them up on the offer. But we quickly decided against it, despite the cost savings and convenience of a single dropoff in the morning. We didn't want our 4 year old getting bullied in the bathrooms by 5th graders, nor being immersed in a classroom of 30 some odd kids either. At this tender age, the loving, hugging nature of Monty is something we could never quantify, and is by far a superior environment. Really, it's hard to overstate the profound feeling of gratitude we have for this School. Like, it's not simply a Thai food restaurant you frequent bc you can't think of what to make for dinner. It's a place where children will receive an upbringing that never misses, that they enjoy and truly delivers at every opportunity.

  Alex DashJun 22, 2025
• ★★★★★

  We absolutely loved Montessori House of Children. Our son went for 2 years, starting at 2.5 years old. He absolutely thrived. We credit Ms. Olinda for potty training our son! Bless you Ms Olinda. And all the teachers and administrator staff are great caregivers to these kids. Shout out Ms. Hilda, Ms. Carla, Ms. Lainey, Ms. Karina and Ms. Kumi. My son thrived in the Montessori hands-on learning, while also have so much time to play. At 4.5 years old, My son left more than prepared for kindergarden, knowing his alphabet, can write his name, knows math, and is almost reading. The cost of tuition and the hours they provide can't be beat. We miss you already, MHOC!

  Danielle LevesqueSep 16, 2024

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