Children's Garden is educating children since 1980. We pride ourselves in being an early childhood center that uses an eclectic pedagogical approach.
At Children's Garden we believe very strongly that the young child learns through talking and playing with his/her peers in an environment that supports his/her efforts at socialization.
We therefore consider that all of the child's time with us is a valuable learning experience and we structure our activities to be centered on the child's needs.
Ours is a loving and educational environment that should feel like a second home to your child, and our staff and students a "second family." We strive to nurture and teach your child in a comfortable and fun place that allows him/her to reach their fullest potential.
Children's Garden is educating children since 1980. We pride
ourselves in being an early childhood center that uses an eclectic
pedagogical approach. At Children's Garden we believe very strongly
that the young child learns through talking and playing with
his/her peers in an environment that supports his/her efforts at
socialization. We therefore consider that all of the child's time
with us is a valuable learning experience and we structure our
activities to be centered on the child's needs. Ours is a loving
and educational environment that should feel like a second home to
your child, and our staff and students a "second family." We strive
to nurture and teach your child in a comfortable and fun place that
allows him/her to reach their fullest potential.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the application deadline for Children's Garden Montessori School?
The application deadline for Children's Garden Montessori School is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
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