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Woodpark Montessori`s Savage campus is located at 15710 Loftus Lane, right behind the Wells Fargo on 42, across from the Kwik Trip.
At our school, children receive an authentic Montessori experience with experienced teachers who are passionate about early childhood education. We strive to make each day a wonderful learning experience that prepares children for their academic journey. With our inspiring classrooms, high-quality learning materials, and safe outdoor spaces, children at Woodpark Montessori thrive.
Our mission is to provide our children and families with a loving home away from home by intertwining a compassionate, nurturing environment with a challenging curriculum that meets the needs of the whole child, thus creating a school community.
Programs Dedicated to Specific Milestone
Development
Our programoffers unique discoverybased
experiencesfor our students through hands on work at their
own pace in an environment that is conductive to learning. We
employ theMontessoriMethod by having our students work
independently to come to their conclusions with our Montessori
work. We also have Spanish, Music, Sign Language, Phy Ed, Dance and
Piano teachers that work with the children weekly. During the
summer two of the Apple Valley High School Varsity Women's Hockey
players teach our students hockey.
Large Facility for Activities & Events
We have a unique space at our Burnsville location with a 2,000
square foot large muscle room that can be utilized for physical
activity any time of the year, and a room for exploratory dramatic
play with houses built into the walls. We also plan many different
field trips throughout the school year. We have highly skilled,
long standing teachers who love their jobs. Our director has been
with us for 20 years, and four of our other lead teachers will be
celebrating their 20th anniversaries at Woodpark in the next couple
years. Our teachers continue to plan and implement exciting
learning activities every single day!
Trained Professionals for Positive Child
Development
With unconditional positive regards in a loving and caring
environment, and while in the hands of skilled professionals, we
look forward to assisting your child to bring out the best in him.
Our child care program encourages suggestions and dialogue and we
will be happy to have your feedback in order to improve to function
at an optimum level.
Infant Day Care and Child Development
Boosting your child's brainpowerstarts early
atWoodpark Montessori & Child Care. Our infant program is
geared towards children ages 6 weeks through 16 months.The program
is separated into two rooms for our younger and older students. We
have a caring and devoted staff who creates a comforting
environment for our infants.
From Infancy to Toddler
AtWoodpark, when children are developmentally ready, they
move on to our Transition Room! In the transition room they are
introduced to many new exciting skills alongside
beginningMontessoriEducation.
Exciting & Educational Play for Toddlers
AtWoodpark, we begin more a structured learning in the
Toddler room. Weincorporate exciting play
opportunitiesfor our toddlers alongside beginning Montessori
education. Our toddler teachers are caring and love to have
fun!
Unique Preschool Experience for Kindergarten
Preperation
AtWoodpark,we teach our preschoolers about the
world around themthrough handson participation at their own
pace! We believe that preschoolers should be given time to
experience education and understand concepts in a way that makes
sense to them.
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