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Crescent Montessori School celebrates its 19th anniversary this year. Formerly Vintage Country Day School founded by a group of parents in 1983, the school changed hands in the Fall 1994 when Karin Niehoff, Head Teacher, became owner and director.
The school continues the tradition of offering a quality Montessori program for children ages 2 through 5 in the Primary class and ages 6-12 in the Elementary class.
Our connection to the community is lasting and strong thanks to the many families with children who have shared their school years in our lovely classrooms in the Sonoma Community Center.
Our staff is dedicated to providing the best possible environment for each child to flourish and grow during the important formative years and continuing with us through Elementary and beyond with our new Middle School class beginning September 2013.
ABOUT OUR SCHOOL The new school year, 2013-2014 marks the 19th
year for Crescent Montessori School. Formerly Vintage Country Day
School founded by a group of parents in 1983, the school changed
hands in the fall 1994 when Karin Niehoff, Head Teacher, became
owner and director. The school continues the tradition of offering
a quality Montessori program for children ages 2 - 5 in the Primary
class and ages 5-11 in the Elementary class. As we continue to grow
a grade level is added each year. Our connection to the community
is lasting and strong thanks to the many families whose children
have started their school years in our lovely classroom at the
Sonoma Community Center. Our Staff is dedicated to providing the
best possible environment for each child to flourish and grow
during the important formative years and continuing with us through
Elementary and beyond with our new Middle School class beginning
September 2013.
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