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Hershey Montessori offers an integrated, highly individualized, academically challenging program designed to meet the developmental needs of children from birth through age 18.
Hershey is one school with two campuses: Concord campus educates Birth through 12 years. Huntsburg campus educates 12 years through 18 years.
Hershey Montessori children come from all over the world and represent a range of socio-economic backgrounds, races, religions and cultures.
Because the Hershey Montessori program is tailored to the individual developmental needs of each child, children of varying abilities thrive as they learn to live and work together in our community.
Parents are welcomed as partners in the ongoing process of preparing their children for life.
Hershey Montessori School is comprised of two campuses: the
Concord Campus and the Huntsburg Campus. TheConcord
Campuseducates childrenfrom birth to 12 years of age,
and theHuntsburg Campusfocuses on adolescents age 12 to
18. While we do not classify students by traditional "grade
levels," between our two campuses we cover what would traditionally
be considered preschool, kindergarten, grade school, middle school
and high school.
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