Our goal at MOM is to enter into a partnership with parents in the education of their children: To encourage the self-motivation and self-discipline that will lead to a lifelong pursuit of knowledge To lead children to mastery of precisely identified intellectual, social, and physical skills To help children develop a positive self-image as the key to the development of their full potential To foster open minds, compassion, and respect for others To balance self-reliance, independence, and responsible freedom with the skills of working cooperatively To instill in each child a sense of duty and personal responsibility for the world in which we live To spark in our children imagination, wonder, humor, and joy.
Mighty Oaks Montessori School has two campuses. Our main campus is
located at 191Pakachoag Street in Auburn, MA. Here we have 7
classrooms: one Infant Nido (Nest) Environmentfor children age 4m –
14m, four Toddler Communities for children age 15 m – 2.8 yrs. and
twoCasa de Bambini (Children’s House) for children age 2.9 yrs to 6
yrs. Our second campus islocated at 135 Bryn Mawr Ave. in Auburn,
MA and at this site we have a third Casa de Bambini forchildren
ages 2.9 yrs – 6yrs old.We offer full and half day programs; 2-,
3-, 4-, and 5-day programs; and early and late care. OurEarly Care
begins at 7:30 am. The regular school day starts at 8:30. Half Day
dismissal is at 12:30,Full day dismissal is at 3:00 and the late
care program ends at 4:30 pm. We follow a 36-weekacademic schedule
and also run an abbreviated Summer Program for current enrolled
students.We are so fortunate to reside in beautiful
facilities, with ample outdoor space and our location offers parent
easy access to the Mass Pike, 290, Rte. 20, Rte. 12, 395, and
146.Most importantly, we are able to offer young children and
their families an exceptional childcare experience and an
authentic, affordable Montessori Education. Our school
community supports the needs of the child and the family, balancing
the importance of a quality Early Childhood Education Program with
the needs of working families wanting more for their child than a
typical childcare facility can offer.
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