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The Montessori School of Rome was founded in 1980 by Swarna Kumar. It was established to bring to the children of Rome and the surrounding community the opportunity to learn following the Montessori Method of education, a method first pioneered by Maria Montessori in 1907.
The Montessori School of Rome serves students from 18 months through 8th grade, in a toddler program (18 months - 3 years), a primary program (3-6 years/kindergarten), a lower elementary program (1st - 3rd grade), and an upper elementary program (4th - 6th grade) and adolescent program (7th - 8th grade). It is a private school emphasizing, as do all Montessori schools, peace and tolerance.
Arts and Music Programs: Arts Club, Creative Movement, Music, Musical Theatre, Piano Lessons, Violin Lessons
School Notes
The Montessori School of Rome was founded in 1980 by Swarna
Kumar. It was established to bring to the children of Rome and the
surrounding community the opportunity to learn following the
Montessori Method of education, a method first pioneered by Maria
Montessori in 1907. The Montessori School of Rome serves students
from 18 months through 8th grade, in a toddler program (18 months -
3 years), a primary program (3-6 years/kindergarten), a lower
elementary program (1st - 3rd grade), and an upper elementary
program (4th - 6th grade) and adolescent program (7th - 8th grade).
It is a private school emphasizing, as do all Montessori schools,
peace and tolerance.
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