We believe parents and the environment they create are the primary educational influences in the life of their child.
As a school, we want to be with you in your work as a parent and help you in discovering who your child is, and what his needs are as he continues on in the adventures of life.
It is our goal to help your child become a creative, competent human being, who is fully aware of himself, of others, and the world around him.
Other goals include love of learning, self motivation, increased self-esteem, persistence and concentration.
To realize these goals we have created a Children's House, a place where children can be themselves in an atmosphere of freedom and responsibility.
It is a place where little ones will come joyfully and become absorbed and interested in their learning.
Parents are brought into this atmosphere as much as possible through a host of interesting activities.
Often friendships made in this "family" will last a lifetime.
We hope that the experience your child has at Montessori will enhance their future endeavors.
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