Montessori Myths

Actually, Montessori classrooms are just structured differently than a traditional school. The Montessori classroom uses purposeful activities that are self-selected by the child, in a structured environment designed to promote the natural process of human development.

Inside a Montessori Classroom

Montessori school is for all children. It begins with structured learning at 18 months which becomes the foundation for helping each child read, write and understand the world around them in ways that leverages their own differences and personalities. 

Our Mission and Values

While Montessori is ideal for the younger child because its structure helps them learn from experiences, interactions, as well as instruction. This approach allows mastery through understanding rather than memorization or repetition, which helps children of every age reach their full potential. 

Programs we offer

The Montessori method provides a structure that helps students develop confidence, responsibility and independence at a very early age. As a result, Montessori students are often far more adaptable than their non-Montessori peers. In fact studies have shown Montessori school children often have an edge over other children in both social and academic development.

After The Village School

Montessori takes a cross-curricular approach to learning. In this environment children are often developing a mastery of more than one content area at a time. This approach allows the child to explore and understand content on deeper level and the freedom to focus on their areas of interest. 

Curriculum Overview