The Montessori philosophy is founded on the principle that every child can succeed. Every child receives one-on-one attention with a care and education plan that best fits their needs. On your first visit we’ll ensure you’re more than satisfied with a plan.
Your child initiates their own learning based on their unique learning style and their exploration is supported by highly trained teachers.
Your child has the freedom to explore their interests, within a carefully monitored structure, with teachers helping facilitate that exploration.
The environment of each classroom, including the types and locations of multi-sensory resources and activities, is meticulously organized, and maintained to provide optimal learning conditions for students of all ages.
Your child engages in independent, self-directed learning as well as in small and large group activities within a multi-age classroom.
Your child initiates their own learning based on their unique learning style and their exploration is supported by highly trained teachers.
Your child learns by repeating an activity and then progressing as they try again. Suddenly, one day, they no longer need assistance. Repetition supports development.
Your child thrives with a routine because knowing what to do and when to do it, like finding the same project on the same shelf, makes transitions smooth.
Calm voices and handling objects with care gives your child a sense of self-controlled order and helps them respect objects the world around them.
Citizenship, altruism, and peacekeeping–teaching children to #bekind empowers them to help a neighbor and be a good friend. It takes just one kindness to change someone’s day, and one by one, those acts impact lives and shape the communities where your child lives.
Giving back to nonprofits like the local food bank gives families the basics they need to thrive. These actions put your child’s Peace Education on display and models the values taught in class. Giving back shows gratitude and generosity and inspires your child to do the same.
Good manners never go out of style and are useful for your child both personally and professionally as they grow. Using “please and thank you” and learning how to politely greet others are simple ways to show respect in everyday interactions that are part of daily life.
Your child learns the world is bigger than them, while they, like others, play a part in its wellbeing. As your child learns about conservation and the environment, they’re empowered to be responsible global players on a planet that counts on them to stay green and blue.
Your child has sensitive periods of learning development. Highly trained Montessori teachers and the order in the Montessori classroom nurture these periods of growth, and your child optimizes them thanks to self-guided learning that sparks a natural love of learning.
Guided lessons and purposeful materials during independent work time help develop life skills and the confidence for new challenges to fulfill the necessity of OCCI! OCCI is unique to Montessori and stands for: ORDER, CONCENTRATION, COORDINATION, INDEPENDENCE.
