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5 W 22nd St (Flatiron) & 75 Sullivan Street (SoHo) New York, NY 10010
The Montessori Schools provide an engaging early child-care education program in Downtown NYC built upon the classical methods of Maria Montessori.
The school puts children on a path that embraces creativity, builds self-awareness and helps develop the academic skills, physical tools and personal confidence necessary for lifelong success.
State-of-the-art facilities and nurturing guides work to provide a positive space for your child to build their first social bonds, develop emotional intelligence, and grow their academic curiosity. .
The Montessori Schools are committed to teaching your children in a
supportive, wholesome and state-of-the-art environment. Our
students work independently, as well as in mixed age groups, to
cultivate their self-esteem, self-discipline, time management
skills, and problem-solving abilities. Each day, our teachers
encourage open communication and a healthy exchange of ideas among
students. Our goal is to help children evolve into happy, curious
and creatively rigorous young individuals who are secure in
themselves, and open and empathetic to the needs of
others.
Every child is one-of-a-kind. It is our responsibility as
Montessori educators to respect the needs and encourage the
independent growth of each student by creating a learning
environment that does the same. While well-structured and clearly
defined, our methodologies are free to adapt to the individual
development levels, interests and strengths of each student. We
firmly believe that the best way for a child to thrive is to
empower that child by creating an environment filled with exciting
possibilities to learn through all five senses.
We recognize our profound responsibility to make the most of these
formative years and inculcate a love of learning that will serve
your children for the rest of their lives. This is our promise to
every parent and child of The Montessori Schools.
Our SoHo campus serves children ages 18 months- 6 years.
Our Flatiron campus serves children ages 2 years- 6 years.
Toddler Half Day
Flatiron campus starting age: 2 years
SoHo campus starting age: 18 months
Our Toddler Half Day program is a five day a week program from
8:30am-11:30am. Children arrive at 8:30, change into their indoor
shoes, and begin their Montessori lessons. Mid-morning, a healthy
snack is provided by the school. Afterward, children engage in
music and indoor or outdoor playtime. Dismissal is prior to lunch
at 11:30am. TheToddler Half Day programhaslimited
enrollment.
Toddler Full Day
Flatiron campus starting age: 2 years
SoHo campus starting age: 18 months
Our Toddler Full Day program is a five day a week program from
8:30am-3:00pm. Children arrive at 8:30, change into their indoor
shoes, and begin their Montessori lessons. Mid-morning, a healthy
snack is provided by the school. Afterward, children engage in
music and indoor or outdoor playtime followed by lunch. Children
nap in the afternoons. After waking, the period before pick up
grants children the additional time to strengthen their social and
emotional ties while continuing Montessori lessons. Dismissal is at
3:00pm.
Primary Full Day
Age 3-6 years, both locations
OurPrimary programis a five day a week program from
8:30am-3:00pm. Children arrive at 8:30am, change into their indoor
shoes, and begin their Montessori work period. Mid-morning, a
healthy snack is provided by the school. Afterward, children engage
in music and indoor or outdoor playtime followed by lunch. Young
children nap in the afternoons. After waking, children participate
in Spanish language enrichment. Non-nappers continue Montessori
lessons and Spanish enrichment in the afternoons. Dismissal is at
3:00pm.
The Montessori in SoHo and The Montessori at Flatiron both offer a
Primary Spanish Bilingual Class. Children are taught in both
English and Spanish, focusing on oral language skills in
Spanish.
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