Pre-K Through 6th

Programs

Mixed-age classrooms, concrete materials, and individualized work plans help students grow through each developmental stage.

Students learning outdoors during a Montessori activity

Overview

A classroom for each stage.

Montessori education fosters a nurturing and self-directed learning environment tailored to each child's developmental stage. The classroom is structured with mixed-age groups where children learn from each other, lessons are presented through storytelling and concrete materials, and students are encouraged to explore their interests through individualized work plans.

Primary classroom activities with Montessori materials

Level 01

Primary Program

PreK (Ages 3-4) & Kindergarten

The Primary classroom is a vibrant space designed to foster young children's natural curiosity and love for learning. Children engage in hands-on activities that promote independence, sensory exploration, and foundational skills in language, math, and social development. Through carefully prepared materials and guided lessons, children build confidence, develop self-discipline, and learn at their own pace, with a strong emphasis on creativity, problem-solving, and collaboration.

Level 02

Lower Elementary Program

1st - 3rd Grade

Students engage in a hands-on, student-driven learning environment. The classroom is structured with mixed-age groups, allowing younger students to learn from older peers while older students reinforce their knowledge by mentoring. Lessons are presented through storytelling and concrete materials that transition into abstract concepts, particularly in math, language, and cultural studies. Students are encouraged to explore their interests through individualized work plans, promoting responsibility and intrinsic motivation.

Upper Elementary students working on research projects

Level 03

Upper Elementary Program

4th - 6th Grade

Students build on their foundation of independence and inquiry-based learning. They engage in deeper exploration of subjects like math, language, science, and cultural studies through research projects, hands-on materials, and collaborative discussions. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking, problem-solving, and real-world applications. Social development becomes more prominent, with students working together on projects and developing strong communication and leadership skills.

Beyond the Classroom