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Step By Step Montessori Schools is a group of Montessori schools and child care centers initially formed in 1991 with four locations.
We serve children ages 6 weeks to 6 years and offer a variety of programs, either full-time or part-time, before and after school, to suit the needs of any family.
The philosophy of Step By Step Montessori is to help each child develop a positive self-image within this carefully planned environment.
The child also develops the necessary skills required for a life time of creative learning.
Children carry within themselves the potential for what they can be.
In order for the child to develop physical, emotional, intellectual and spiritual capacities he or she must have freedom.
Step By Step Montessori Schools is a group of Montessori
schools and child care centers initially formed in 1991 with four
locations.
We serve children ages 6 weeks to 6 years and offer a variety
of programs, either full-time or part-time, before and after
school, to suit the needs of any family.
The philosophy of Step By Step Montessori is to help each child
develop a positive self-image within this carefully planned
environment.
The child also develops the necessary skills required for a
life time of creative learning.
Children carry within themselves the potential for what they
can be.
In order for the child to develop physical, emotional,
intellectual and spiritual capacities he or she must have
freedom.
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