The first step in choosing the best place for your child to grow is to see it for yourself. The feel of the space, the warmth of the people, and the potential you can sense in the learning environment all help you decide what feels right for your family.
Our prepared classrooms are designed with the child at the center: flexible layouts, child-sized furniture, carefully sequenced materials, and accessible resources. Inviting community spaces are balanced with areas for quiet focus, so every child can find the right place to learn. Beyond the classroom, our outdoor play space, forest area, and large gymnasium give growing children the movement opportunities that are so important to their development.
Most importantly, our dedicated teachers are committed to supporting each child as an individual learner, following the child and meeting them where they are.
Join us on Saturday, November 21st, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Tour our classrooms, meet our teachers, and get answers to your questions as you explore everything our community has to offer your child.
We often hear questions about how the Montessori philosophy is worked out and practiced in classrooms. Foundational Montessori tenants such as independence, focus, peace, and individual discovery—what do those actually look like in a classroom full of 3, 4 and 5 year olds?
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As students enter the Elementary classrooms each morning, the sense of responsibility and ownership of the classroom meets them in way of preparing the space. They remove chairs from tables and attend to daily jobs including folding and putting away laundry, putting away clean dishes, attending to the classroom turtle, and checking class supplies.
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Enrolling your child in an early childhood program is a big decision and for many parents it can be an emotional roller coaster. New building, new routines, and new adults are just a few of the considerations for families starting on their journey.
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Mealtime in our classrooms offers opportunities for meaningful work, concentration, language expression, grace and courtesy.
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