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Montessori School of the Berkshires' mission is to inspire children to develop independent thinking, self-assurance, inner discipline, and a love of learning in an authentic Montessori environment.
We offer an individualized, child-centered pedagogy based on Dr. Maria Montessori's observations of child development, and refined over 100 years of practical application.
The Montessori method emphasizes self-directed activity and independence on the part of the child, and observation and guidance on the part of the teacher.
In Montessori schools, children are grouped in mixed-age classrooms, and the learning environment supports individual children's needs and developmental levels.
Full time, full day tuition. With financial aid and part-time tuition, the range is $9,400-$21,900.
Admissions Director
Kehr Davis
Admissions Associate
Sarah Ober
School Notes
The Montessori School of the Berkshires is an individualized,
child centered educational approach based on Dr. Maria Montessori's
observations of child development. The Montessori method emphasizes
self directed activity and independence on the part of the child,
and observation and guidance on the part of the teacher. In
Montessori schools, the learning environment supports individual
childrens needs and developmental levels.
The school is what every parent wants for their child. The building and grounds are lovely. The staff is upbeat and kind. The classrooms are full of light and space. With emphasis on community, nature and nurture, my children have thrived in such a setting. I had children who became anxious and sad at public schools. Montessori has revived their spirit. Patient guiding in the classroom, hour outside recess every day, gardening, cooking, community, this school sets the example what all schools should aim for.
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