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The Montessori Learning Center of Fort Walton Beach was established in 1978 by several interested parents in area.
It has been at its present location since 1992.
The Montessori Learning Center of Fort Walton Beach believes that pre-schoolers are extremely receptive to learning.
MLC of FWB will work with each child, parent, and teacher to achieve an optimal learning experience.
MLC of FWB feels that with an "open door" policy and the Montessori philosophy each child will receive the attention needed to reach great heights his/her education.
2018-2019 tuition is $5200/yr for PreK and Kindergarten. $5650 for 1st & 2nd. There is a $150 non-refundable registration fee.
School Notes
The Montessori Learning Center of Fort Walton Beach was
established in 1978 by several interested parents in area. It has
been at its present location since 1992. The Montessori Learning
Center of Fort Walton Beach believes that pre-schoolers are
extremely receptive to learning. MLC of FWB will work with each
child, parent, and teacher to achieve an optimal learning
experience. MLC of FWB feels that with an "open door" policy and
the Montessori philosophy each child will receive the attention
needed to reach great heights his/her education.
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