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Riverbend Montessori School was founded in 1976 and moved to the present site in 1984.
Riverbend offers a Transition class, a three to six year old program, a lower elementary program for first through third grades, and an upper elementary program for fourth through six grade.
Each class is specifically designed to meet the developmental needs of the students.
Riverbend Montessori School is dedicated to providing a nurturing environment in which children will develop self-confidence, intellectual and social competence, successful work habits, respect, good manners, and self-discipline.
Riverbend combines up to date research on the brain and education with the Montessori method, which has been proven over decades of experience.
All Riverbend programs offer daily opportunities for cooperative learning and play, group activities, individual work, and interaction with teachers in an individualized program.
Riverbend Montessori School was founded in 1976 and moved to the
present site in 1984. Riverbend offers a Transition class, a three
to six year old program, a lower elementary program for first
through third grades, and an upper elementary program for fourth
through sixth grade. Each class is specifically designed to meet
the developmental needs of the students. Riverbend Montessori
School is dedicated to providing a nurturing environment in which
children will develop self-confidence, intellectual and social
competence, successful work habits, respect, good manners, and
self-discipline. Riverbend combines up to date research on the
brain and education with the Montessori method, which has been
proven over decades of experience. All Riverbend programs offer
daily opportunities for cooperative learning and play, group
activities, individual work, and interaction with teachers in an
individualized program.
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