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We are proud to have created a special learning environment for children in the Lake Country area, including Hartland, Pewaukee, Delafield, Oconomowoc, and Waukesha for children between 18 months and 6 years old. A child's school experience is significant in their young life, and a Montessori education is unique in its approach. Lake Country Montessori was founded in 2001 and offers preschool and kindergarten education programs.
Lake Country Montessori, Inc. prepares children for life by providing an environment that emphasizes respect for themselves, others, and the environment as well as responsibility and independence.
We are proud to have created a special learning environment for
children in the Lake Country area, including Hartland, Pewaukee,
Delafield, Oconomowoc, and Waukesha for children between 18 months
and 6 years old. Children leave our school with confidence,
as well as a solid academic foundation and a lifelong love of
learning.
Classrooms practice mixed-age groupings, a focus on global
education, valuing teacher observations, and the careful design of
the environment and materials. We feel that these practices
empower all participants (children, parents, and teachers) as
collaborators, teachers, and learners.
Our beautifully designed toddler environment allows movement,
encourages independence, and reinforces language development. This
program is for children 18 months old to 3 years old.
The Children's House program provides an authentic Montessori
education in a balanced mixed age group that aims to help children
gain independence, self-discipline, confidence, curiosity, and
problem solving competencies. Children work independently in long,
unstructured work periods to develop concentration and
independence. Our goal is to provide children with activities that
help them grow socially, emotionally, physically, and
intellectually.
Lake Country Montessori offers a before and after care
environment to enrolled children in both our Toddler Room and
Children's House as a flexible option for families who need a
longer day at school. The Montessori principles are followed in the
before and after care environment, providing continuity with the
classroom experience. The children in this environment have an
opportunity to work/play with their friends in a relaxed,
supportive atmosphere.
We are delighted that this school is so close to home, as our son absolutely thrives in this environment. The approach of enabling students to engage in their interests and encouraging his exploration has encouraged my son to read quickly, enjoy math (he is already doing algebra at 5), and be more compassionate towards other students and his younger brother. The parents obviously care deeply about the school community and we have found a wonderful group of families that share our approach to education. And the primary educator is one of the top practitioners in the state, which of course adds to the experience!
- Posted by Parent - Yana
57/24/2015
We feel blessed to have found this school for our son. He has one of the top Montessori teachers in the area, and he is thriving under her care and guidance. He loves to go to school and the type of advanced work he’s doing just astonishes me—and I chalk it up to the great staff and school. I highly recommend it.
- Posted by Parent - maggi
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