Thank you :) Glad to know! Most people are too slow to acknowledge how miserably the system has failed them, their kids and all children. Yes I am familiar with the Montessori method and it's a fascinating one. There are many aspects of it I agree with including the fact that child is often free to explore, experiment and grow as a result. I also like that the teacher plays the role of a facilitator rather than being an authoritarian figure, which takes away the pressure of expectation or right and wrong. However, it's still a system and one where the parent doesn't have the ultimate say in what or how their children learn, and why. Having said that, I would choose a Montessori school over any other school simply because children are not treated like faceless and nameless members of the institution. And they are given room to be themselves and to discover things for themselves rather than following a rigid curriculum.
It depends on circumstances, but personally, there is no school better than homeschooling where children can get guided education in a supportive, loving and familiar environment. Hope this answers your question :)