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Sunrise Montessori School serves 46 students in grades Prekindergarten-5. The student:teacher of Sunrise Montessori School is 23:1 and the school's religious affiliation is Nonsectarian.
Grades: PK-12 | 629 students15.1 miles 2352 E Highway 193 Layton, UT 84040 (807) 771-7141
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5.00 out of 5(3 reviews)
55/17/2016
Our son has been going there for over 2 years and has learned a lot! All the students are way above average and most of the student's parents are public school teachers which shows even more that this school is amazing and teaches a lot more than a public school could ever teach! My son started reading at 4,5 yrs and knows his time tables and periodic time table. And when I go to work I know that he is in good care and this is the most important thing to me! We love this school and all the teachers!
- Posted by Parent - Elsay
57/24/2015
I am interested in observing your house of children for my granddaughter who is just turning two. I studied Montessori years ago at the Minnesota Montessori Institute and my children have attended Montessori through Jr. High. Please call me at your convenience at 215-310-9583. thank you.
David Brink
- Posted by Teacher - david
56/20/2012
My children have learned the alphabet, colors, numbers and a great deal of other things while attending Sunrise. I can see their growth and how much they enjoy the teachers and the enviroment the school provides. The school is clean, colorful and welcoming. I would highly recommend this location to anyone in the Davis County area.
- Posted by Parent - amy_b
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