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Good Shepherd Montessori offers a developmentally appropriate traditional Montessori environment where children have the opportunity to explore the spiritual, academic, emotional, social and physical realities of life and community.
Our mission is to offer a high quality Christian based education, which will provide developmental, intellectual, and spiritual guidance to children, grant need based Tution assitance program to one in four students, and will provide families an atmosphere of trust and Christian love.
Year round & school year programs available. Before and aftercare available.
Full Day is 1225 and Half Day is 900 with before and after school options for our 10 month program. We also offer a 12 month Program with before and aftercare options. Please call for pricing
Summer Program Cost
$350
Summer Program Cost Notes
Summer school is $350. per week. With 1/2 and full day options. We also offer extended hour care.
Priority enrollment in September for children ages 2.5 thru 3
and fully toilet trained. Parents must have a tour and speak
with admissions director (Head of School) prior to placement.
Applications accepted between Jan. thru Feb. each year are placed
on our waitlist and families are notified in April each year if
they will be selected for fall enrollment. Priority placement is
given to returning students and alumni siblings.
Now offering tradtional school year and year round school
program with before and aftercare hours. 12 month school starts in
September, 10 month school starts in September.
Accepting enrollment applications year round.
Our highly qualified teachers are awaiting to start your
child's educational adventure.
When is the application deadline for Good Shepherd Montessori?
The application deadline for Good Shepherd Montessori is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
In what neighborhood is Good Shepherd Montessori located?
Good Shepherd Montessori is located in the Ellsworth Springs neighborhood of Vancouver, WA. There are 1 other private schools located in Ellsworth Springs.
Grades: PK-6 | 103 students9.1 miles 16413 NE 50th Ave Vancouver, WA 98686 (360) 574-5752
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School Reviews
511/4/2022
I was so grateful to the wonderful staff of Good Shepherd Montessori. Both of my boys went to this school and felt loved and were super well-prepared for the elementary classroom. I can't say enough great things about this school. I never worried about my children while they were at this school. They have the children's best interest at the heart of everything they do. I was so appreciative of every moment my children got to spend at this school. They had the same loving staff for the 3-4 years my children attended.
- Posted by Parent - Mom of 2 boys
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