Montessori education is child-centered, with students learning at their own pace through hands-on exploration in multi-age classrooms. The Montessori curriculum spans a three-year cycle, allowing children to build mastery over time and go as far as they are able in order to reach their highest potential, while traditional schools follow a one-year grade-level curriculum. Teachers in Montessori act as guides, fostering independence and curiosity, whereas traditional schools are more teacher-directed with structured lessons, grade levels, and standardized tests.

We serve children from infants as young as 6 weeks through 6 years old (Kindergarten).

We are open year-round, Monday – Friday from 7 am – 6 pm.

The only program we have that would be considered part-time is our Half Day program (8:45 am – 12 pm). All of our programs are 5 days per week.

Tuition varies by age group and program. Please contact us for current rates.

Yes. We currently have wait lists for all of our age groups. We are unable to predict exactly how long the wait list will take. This is due to the different levels of demand for each age group, as well as the variation in the number of spots that become available each year.

You do not need to tour prior to placing yourself on our wait list. If you would like to be placed on our wait list, please request this in our “Contact Us” tab. There is an application you will need to fill out and a non-refundable wait list fee.

Being a Montessori school, children can start at any time of the year, but this depends on availability. Most spots become available between June and August.

No. We do not provide any food. All food is provided by parents.

Yes. Younger children have daily rest/nap time, while older children may enjoy quiet work or reading if they no longer need a nap.