Alumni stories

Hear from our Alumni families, and see how Lakeview Montessori helped prepare them for the future!

alumni students

Chloe

  • 4 years

  • I’m now a Junior at the University of Houston! Majoring in Finance with an internship with Bank of America in wealth management this summer in New York!

  • The annual picnic was most memorable, all the families would bring food to the potluck, Lakeview had games set up, and I remember having so much fun. The lunches were always so good too I remember that!! Also I loved every single teacher.

  • The transition felt natural and I was able to make friends and adjust to elementary school very quickly. I did miss the great lunches and smaller class sizes though.

  • I don’t remember exactly what I pursued but I remember being taught a lot about picking up after myself, being kind, basic habits that are good for kids to pick up. To this day I’m still very organized and I remember a lot of the organizational habits we were taught.

  • It set me up with the tools to transition into traditional schooling well. I was very kind and respectful, traits we had been taught at Lakeview. I also stay in touch with some of my friends from then, even though it’s been so long we all reminisce on our time there.

“Lakeview is an amazing and fond memory that I will always cherish. I love Clarissa and Ms Mac and every other teacher who had such a great impact on my early school years. ”
— Carys

Marcus

  • 4 years

  • Dulles High School. I am taking several college level courses in a couple of subjects.

  • Re-painting the chalk board

  • Was fine made plenty of friends

  • I no longer want to paint chalkboard anymore. I am currently interested in golf and watching the financial markets where I’ve taught myself to learn day trading.

  • Yes it was fun and allowed me to develop social skills

Carys

  • Until first grade

  • Dulles Middle School (she currently takes AP Math and plans to continue in HS)

  • When we got to play in the sandbox, and when that one time we got to make tacos. Also when we would sit down on Fridays and watch a superhero show

  • It was okay, it definitely felt a lot bigger and a bit more intense

  • I loved drawing and I still do. I also play basketball 

  • Honestly yes, it taught me how to do simple life tasks like folding clothes, watering plants, and cooking.