The questions families ask us most.

Children ages 2 to 7. Our programs are Toddler Primary (age 2), Primary (roughly ages 3–5), and Elementary — Transitional Kindergarten, Kindergarten, and 1st grade (ages 5–7).

Not for our Toddler Primary program — we welcome two-year-olds who are still learning to toilet. Our Primary program is for children who are fully toilet-trained.

Yes — unlike many Montessori preschools, we continue through Transitional Kindergarten, Kindergarten, and 1st grade, so your child can stay with us past the preschool years.

We are happy to talk openly about cost. Monthly tuition depends on the program and the hours you choose, and there is a one-time registration fee and a materials fee at enrollment. See our Admissions & Tuition page for an overview, or request the full tuition schedule and we will send it over.

The core school day is 8:30 AM–3:00 PM, with extended care available from 7:00–8:30 AM and 3:00–6:00 PM — a full 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM for working families.

Yes, we are open year-round.

Start by scheduling a tour. After your visit, we will share availability and enrollment details, and you can reserve your child's place with the registration and materials fees.

Yes. We offer optional after-school enrichment such as dance, music, art, science, and fitness, conducted on-site by outside providers.

Yes — we make special accommodations for children with food allergies and dietary restrictions.

It is a method developed by Dr. Maria Montessori that lets children learn by doing, at their own pace, in a carefully prepared environment. Our Montessori Method page explains it in full.

Yes — Montessori introduces phonetic reading, writing, and hands-on math in the early years. Because it grows from materials children choose themselves, many read and work with numbers early, and without pressure.

Absolutely. Because teaching is individualized, a child new to Montessori is met exactly where they are and guided at their own pace, rather than pushed to keep up with a group.