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Fraser Woods Montessori School is an independent school for
children 15 months to 8th grade. A Montessori education is an
innovative child-centered approach to learning where students can
learn at their own individual pace in a hands-on, collaborative
environment. In addition to our core academics, we also offer
enrichment classes in art, foreign language, music, Makerspace,
physical education and athletics for a well-rounded, comprehensive
education. Fraser Woods provides numerous opportunities for
students to find their passions and reach their maximum
potential. Please visit the school`s website:
www.fraserwoods.com to learn more or contact Alison Kistner,
Director of Admissions 203-426-3390 ext 305.
What sports does Fraser Woods Montessori School offer?
Fraser Woods Montessori School offers 4 interscholastic sports: Basketball, Flag Football, Soccer and Softball.
When is the application deadline for Fraser Woods Montessori School?
The application deadline for Fraser Woods Montessori School is Feb. 1 / rolling (applications are due on Feb. 1 but additional applications are reviewed year-round as space permits ).
Grades: PK-9 | 328 students20.6 miles 201 Romford Rd Washington Depot, CT 06794 (860) 868-0535
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(4 reviews)
59/20/2018
We have one graduate, one incoming student and two current students at Fraser Woods. It is a terrific Montessori school that creates an environment that allows each student to develop at their pace. The inclusive and collaborative environment also promotes social development that I find unique and refreshing. The school caters to the individual and engages parents in the learning journey. It places the educational emphasis on understanding the concept behind an approach, idea or formula. In this way, children learn how to problem solve and learn to appreciate the different ways to do this. While Montessori's roots are now over 100 years old, the educational philosophy is more relevant today than it was then.
- Posted by Parent - Oliver S
58/12/2018
Children love to learn at Fraser Woods Montessori School! Visit the school and you'll feel the kids' joy as they're spread out in the classrooms or halls, conferring together or concentrating deeply on their own. In addition to a fine academic program, FWM provides a safe community where children learn compassion, self confidence, and a sense of social responsibility.
- Posted by Parent - Robert Schultz
56/25/2013
Wonderful place! Involved parents and nice environment. Lots of extra things the children get exposed to.
- Posted by Parent - janeb
510/6/2012
Love this school and the Montessori philosophy! This is a beautiful way to learn and I have been fortunate to have found this for my two children. We''ve been here for 8 years
- Posted by Parent - helen
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