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Town and Country Montessori School, Inc. is an American Montessori
Society affiliate school, and a Member of the Montessori Schools of
Connecticut. Town and Country Montessori School is fully licensed
by the State of Connecticut.
Our low teacher/student ratio of 1:10 supports each child's
individualized program of lessons. All of our Directresses are
American Montessori Society trained with the insight to meet the
needs of each child's unique learning style. The school supports
staff members in their continued learning by encouraging attendance
of Montessori conferences and workshops throughout the year.
Our community of families draws from Wilton, and other surrounding
towns including: Redding, Ridgefield, Weston, Westport, New Canaan,
Stamford, Norwalk, Darien, and Rowayton.
They share the common vision of a Montessori education for their
children and the belief of the interdependence of student, school,
and home draw them to Town and Country Montessori.
Parents will remark on the strong bonds of friendships formed with
one another during their time at this small, intimate school.
Parent hosted monthly gatherings provide time for parents to
connect and share experiences with one another. Parents are further
supported through parent education evenings sponsored by Town and
Country Montessori. We welcome our parents to become involved with
the school both inside the classroom and among the school community
through accepting one of the many volunteer opportunities available
each year.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
As a Montessori alum myself, I am a huge advocate of the philosophies and methodologies inherent in the Montessori curriculum. I know first-hand the benefits of teaching children to think creatively and independently. Our children were enrolled in another Montessori program when they turned 2.5 and 3, respectively. They absolutely thrived. We transferred to Town & Country in September 2012, as the school's calendar maps to that of the public school. It has been a tremendous experience on all fronts. It wasn't until our initial conference that we realized the extent to which the teachers truly understood our child. Their in-depth assessment of his strengths, weaknesses, personality, social nature, hot buttons, etc. allowed them to customize his days to ensure he's challenged intellectually, yet nurtured. At 4.5, he reads better than most 7-year-olds, he has cultivated great social skills, his confidence in approaching new tasks has only increased, and best of all, he's eager to go to school every day. Communication with school leaders is easy and approachable (e-mail, phone, or in-person) and the parent community is welcoming and friendly. It has fully exceeded all our expectations!
- Posted by Parent - torie
52/28/2012
Teachers are very talented and caring. All age levels are combined in classroom - which works beautifully. Music, Spanish, Yoga and Science are extras. High quality Montessori materials are presented in a very organized way. Parents hold monthly coffees and are very involved.
- Posted by Parent - aliso
51/19/2012
Wonderful Montessori preschool program! Our daughters in her year and our son is starting next year. The teachers are highly trained, nurturing and engaged, and the physical space is beautiful- floor to ceiling windows! Great group of parents, everyone is really invested in giving their child a great start.
- Posted by Parent - Danie
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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