Montessori Academy of Broward: Top-Rated Pembroke Pines School
Parents and staff at Montessori Academy of Broward in Pembroke Pines are celebrating the school's inclusive environment, academic success and strong sense of community. Student achievements, from high PSAT scores to personal growth, are frequently cited.
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Pembroke Pines parents and staff members consistently praise Montessori Academy of Broward for its inclusive environment, academic rigor and supportive community.
The school implements the philosophy of Dr. Maria Montessori, aiming to cultivate student ownership of learning, resilience and confidence.
Parent Charl Van Wyk noted the personalized attention, stating, "Every teacher knows every child and their parents (and sometimes grandparents) by name." He also highlighted the "safe, clean and professional learning environment" that allows students to progress academically at their own pace.
Jennifer Torres, another parent, recommended the academy, saying, "My daughter has thrived here not just academically, but emotionally as well. Montessori is not just a school—it's a family."
Hernando Ardila Sr. expressed satisfaction with his son's education, reporting, "He was challenged throughout the curriculum and received all the support he needed to graduate with a high academic standing and a deep sense of humanity."
Parent Rosie Gonzalez shared that her three children, each with different needs, had positive experiences. Her oldest child now takes honors classes at a college preparatory high school and scored in the 80th percentile overall on her PSAT, with an 87th percentile in reading and writing.
Head of School Jimmy Arrojo emphasized the school's commitment to an exceptional academic curriculum based on Dr. Maria Montessori's philosophy. Middle School Division Head Dina Leiva added that the school challenges students to take ownership of their learning and develop resilience. Lower School Division Head Flavia Padron stated that classrooms nurture curiosity, build foundations with care, and allow confidence to grow naturally. Elementary School Division Head Ruthie Melendi focuses on developing "confident, compassionate learners who are prepared not just for the next grade, but for lifelong learning."
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