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Springfield provides a Montessori Curriculum for students between the ages of 2 and 6 and is a member of PACE, the Professional Association for Childhood Education.
The members of this institution are required to maintain the highest standard of childcare and early childhood education.
Springfield Montessori School is open Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m.
to 6:00 p.m. Academic instruction begins at 9:00 a.m. and ends at 3:00 p.m.
Arts and Music Programs: Music, Spanish Class, Yoga
School Notes
Springfield opened its doors in May of 1990 with an enrollment
of five students and a teaching staff of four. The School was
located in the former Burton Village in Walnut Creek where Nob Hill
Foods now stands. In its second year the enrollment grew to 80
students and the staff grew to eight.
In 1995 the School relocated to its second location during the
development of Citrus Center. Springfield Montessori School is
located at 2780 Mitchell Drive, Walnut Creek, a 4-acre site in the
Shadelands Business Park.In 2012, Springfield Montessori School
Dublin, opened its doors at 5100 Brannigan Street, in Dublin Ranch.
The campus is easily accessible from I-580 and I-680, and is in
close proximity to Fallon Middles School and John Green Elementary
School.The School`s design replicates Springfield Montessori Walnut
Creek`s award winning architectural design.
The curriculum and operating model are identical to the highly
successful programs in Walnut Creek. The picturesque & serene
setting offers an ideal learning environment for the students.
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