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Thoughtful education for ages 18 months - 14 years. Montessori International School was established in 1982, and has 4 locations in Mesa and Gilbert.
We are an AMI-certified Montessori toddler environment, preschool and kindergarten school, as well as a Montessori elementary and junior high school.
To learn more about what a true Montessori school is, contact us to talk to a teacher or arrange a time to come in and observe children in the classroom environment. Please call 480-890-1580 for more information.
Our classrooms are places where children are given the
opportunity to achieve academic and personal success. The goal is
to encourage the development of a love for learning in each child.
Using the principles put forth by Dr. Maria Montessori, our
teachers carefully prepare environments in order to:
encourage children to create themselves through
exploration.
foster love for learning by nurturing sparks of curiosity,
creativity and intelligence.
provide children with the tools that they need to achieve
independence.
encourage children to develop the skills that they need to
become contributing members of the larger society.
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