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The mission of St. Paul's Episcopal Montessori School is to educate a diverse community of children, nurturing mind, body and spirit through a Montessori education in the Episcopal tradition.
The school welcomes children ages 18 months through 12 years of age in its Toddler, Primary, Lower and Upper Elementary classrooms.
St. Pauls Episcopal Montessori School values respect, peace, wonder, excitement, and joy, with the goal of cultivating each child's independence and innate abilities. We strive for socioeconomic, racial, ethnic, and cultural divesity and inclusion, creating a school that places children's love for humanity at the center.
Club or Organization: Crafting Club, Dance, Gymnastics, Spanish Club
Arts and Music Programs: Art, Choir, Percussion Ensemble
School Notes
The mission of St. Paul's Episcopal Montessori School is to
educate a diverse community of children, nurturing mind, body and
spirit through a Montessori education in the Episcopal
tradition.The school welcomes children ages 18 months through 12
years of age in its Toddler, Primary, Lower and Upper Elementary
classrooms.St. Pauls Episcopal Montessori School values respect,
peace, wonder, excitement, and joy, with the goal of cultivating
each child's independence and innate abilities. We strive for
socioeconomic, racial, ethnic, and cultural divesity and inclusion,
creating a school that places children's love for humanity at the
center.
My two children have attended this school from toddler to primary. We love the Montessori method how it allows children to progress at their own pace and the responsibility and confidence they learn through the choices of work. The teachers know each child and also take time to get to know parents and make them feel a part of the school. There is a great community feel!
- Posted by Parent - Sarah Baughman
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