Greenway Crossing Montessori School 1325 Greenway Cross, Madison, WI 53713

"Good location. They have programs for infants, toddlers,pre primary, primary. Primary is 3 to 6 years. The children absorb the experiences and information around them. The children are taught to complete tasks from beginning to end. Older kids learn leadership and compassion. Excellent staff. Safe environment."

"Our family has attended Greenway Crossing for the past 4 1/2 years with both of my children attending since 16 weeks of age. The staff truly cares about the intellectual and emotional growth of children and families. During the baby stage the school was extremely supportive of breast feeding (I even went during my lunch break every day to feed my kids), baby led weaning and cloth diapers. The curriculum for the pre-primary and primary aged children is engaging and designed to be challenging based on each child's individual abilities. We love the music program and dual language environment. It's a great community school."

"We were forced to find a new daycare when our first child was one, and almost three years and a second child later, it was truly a blessing in disguise. We are extremely grateful and thankful for everyone at Greenway Crossing Montessori School. The teachers genuinely care about the children and take great pride in their work. Our children have loved every one of their teachers."

"I have sent both of my sons to Greenway since they were toddlers. Greenway not only gave my sons a safe environment, but also teaches them life skills. For example, conflict resolution, cleaning up after themselves and courtesy."

"My son went here for 4 years and although I felt he was safe at this school, he did not learn the skills needed to help him succeed in Kinder. Looking back now I feel like this school is just a daycare with Montessori toys. The staff was always being changed so you would show up one day and a complete stranger would be in there greeting you. Ms. Cynthia was good to us but I think she was overwhelmed and many times I dont know where she pulled these sub teachers from. The kids are safe going here for the most part but don't expect them to come out learning a whole lot."