Our Classrooms: Where Curiosity Begins

We’re currently accepting applications for children ages 18 months – 6 years old for the 2026-2027 school year.

About Our Programs

Toddler Class: Journey to Independence

18-36 months

At this stage of early development, our toddler classroom is built to inspire curiosity and build confidence. Children ages 18-36 months old are gently introduced to independence through simple, purposeful work like pouring, buttoning, table setting, and movement. Every material is designed to encourage choice, concentration, and joyful participation in daily routines.

We emphasize fine motor skills, self-care, social-emotional learning, and early language, laying the first building blocks for a lifelong love of learning.

Schedule & Tuition

A young boy is kneeling on a green mat, reaching out to touch dinosaur figures on a tray. The tray has drawings of dinosaurs and some writing. The background is blurred, showing a wooden table and a shelf.

Pre-Primary Class: Laying the Groundwork for Growth

Ages 3-4.5

In our Pre-Primary program, children ages 3–4.5 deepen their independence and self-direction. This is a period of immense growth, and our classroom is thoughtfully prepared to meet the developmental stages of each child. Through carefully curated Montessori materials, children in this class begin to refine motor control, language skills, and grace and courtesy. 

Students work with early Math, Language, Practical Life, and Sensorial materials that spark focus and ignite self-confidence. This class serves as a bridge between toddlerhood and more structured learning, where children grow both socially and academically.

A young girl with blonde hair is working on a fossil in a sandy environment, wearing a protective apron.

Schedule & Tuition

Primary Class: Building the Whole Child

Ages 4.5-6

The Primary class offers a mixed-age community where students collaborate, lead, and learn at their own pace. Here, children dive into more advanced Montessori materials in math, science, language, geography, and culture subjects. The environment encourages both independence and social responsibility.

Whether practicing reading with movable letters or learning geography through puzzle maps, each lesson is tailored to the individual child. Students work to develop concentration, accountability, and a strong sense of self—skills that last a lifetime.

A young boy is sitting on a beige mat on a carpeted floor, playing a counting game with cards and small red apples. The boy is placing apples on numbered cards that have dots matching the numbers, with cards labeled 1 through 5 visible.

Schedule & Tuition

FAQs

Application & School Tours

New Student Application Process

If you are interested in learning more about our school and would like to schedule a tour of our facility, please use one of the “Application” links above to complete our Initial Application Form.

After we receive your application, our team will review it and contact you via email with information about the next scheduled tour date and schedule a discovery call with you.

School Tours

A group tour of our school is included in the application process. These tours are informational, and we kindly ask that only parents or guardians attend.

After your application is approved and your child is enrolled, you will have another opportunity to bring your child to visit the school and meet our staff.