Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

General Information

  • Q: What is Montessori education?

    A: Montessori education is a child-centered approach that encourages independent learning, hands-on experiences, and self-directed activities. It fosters a love for learning by allowing children to explore subjects at their own pace in a structured environment.

  • Q: What ages do you accept?

    A: We accept children from 2 to 6 years old.

  • Q: What are your hours of operation?

    A: We are open from 7:30 AM to 5:45 PM, Monday through Friday. We also offer extended care.

  • Q: Do you offer part-time or full-time enrollment?

    A: Yes, we offer both part-time and full-time enrollment options. Please contact us for more details on schedules and availability.

  • Q: How do I schedule a tour?

    A: You can schedule a tour through our website. Please check the main navigation menu for the scheduling option.

Admissions & Enrollment

  • Q: What is the enrollment process?

    A: The enrollment process includes an initial tour, a completed application, a parent interview, and submission of required documents. A deposit is required to secure your child's spot.

  • Q: Is there a waitlist?

    A: Yes, we maintain a waitlist when enrollment is full. Families will be notified as soon as a spot becomes available.

  • Q: What documents are required for enrollment?

    A: Required documents typically include proof of age, immunization records, and completed enrollment forms. Additional paperwork may be required depending on your child’s needs.

  • Q: Do you offer year-round schooling?

    A: Yes, we operate year-round and do not close for the summer.

Curriculum & Programs

  • Q: What subjects are taught in Montessori education?

    A: Our Montessori curriculum includes practical life skills, sensory activities, mathematics, language development, cultural studies, and science.

  • Q: Do you offer extracurricular activities?

    A: Yes! We offer extracurricular activities such as music, arts, yoga, and outdoor exploration. Availability may vary by semester.

  • Q: How do you track student progress?

    A: We use observation-based assessments and progress reports to track each child’s development. Parents receive regular updates on their child's progress.

  • Q: What is your approach to potty training?

    A: Parents are responsible for potty training at home, but we provide support throughout the process.

Tuition & Fees

  • Q: How much does tuition cost?

    A: Tuition rates are available on our website. Please see the main navigation section for our rate card/tuition schedule.

  • Q: Do you offer financial aid or scholarships?

    A: We partner with the state to offer financial assistance. Please see our rate card for details.

  • Q: Are there any additional fees?

    A: We offer a subscription-based model inclusive of all fees for the core curriculum. Special events, field trips, and extracurricular activities may require additional fees.

Health & Safety

  • Q: What are your health and safety policies?

    A: We follow strict health and safety guidelines, including regular cleaning, handwashing protocols, and emergency preparedness plans.

  • Q: What happens if my child is sick?

    A: If your child is ill, we ask that they stay home until they are symptom-free for at least 24 hours. Please refer to our illness policy for more details.

  • Q: Do you provide meals and snacks?

    A: We offer snacks throughout the day, but lunch must be brought from home as a bag-lunch.

Communication & Parent Involvement

  • Q: How do you communicate with parents?

    A: We communicate through Brightwheel, emails, newsletters, and parent-teacher meetings.

  • Q: Can parents volunteer?

    A: Absolutely! We welcome parent involvement in classroom activities, field trips, and school events.

Contact Information

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