Primary Program
Ages 2.75 to 6 Years Old
First Day of School for 2024 - 2025 School Year will be September 9th, 2024
Various Scheduling Options to fit your Needs:
3 Half Days: Morning or Afternoon
Any three consecutive days can be chosen between Monday through Friday depending on availability. Day begins at 8am and pick up is at 12pm for the morning session or beginning at 12pm and ending at 3:30PM. Students are expected to bring snack to have during that time, as well as a water bottle.
3 Full Days
Any three consecutive days can be chosen between Monday through Friday depending on availability. School begins at 8am and ends at 3:30 pm. Students are expected to bring a morning snack, lunch, and afternoon snack to have during that time as well as a water bottle.
4 Half Days: Morning or Afternoon
Any four consecutive days can be chosen between Monday through Friday depending on availability. Day begins at 8am and pick up is at 12pm for the morning session or beginning at 12pm and ending at 3:30PM. Students are expected to bring snack to have during that time, as well as a water bottle.
4 Full Days
Any four consecutive days can be chosen between Monday through Friday depending on availability. School begins at 8am and ends at 3:30 pm. Students are expected to bring a morning snack, lunch, and afternoon snack to have during that time as well as a water bottle.
5 Half Days: Morning or Afternoon
Monday through Friday, school begins at 8am and pick up is at 12pm, for the morning session, and between 12pm through 3:30pm, for the afternoon session. Students are expected to bring snack for the morning and afternoon as well as lunch and a water bottle.
5 Full Days
Monday through Friday, school begins at 8am and pick up is at 3:30 PM. Students are expected to bring a morning snack, lunch, and afternoon snack to have during that time as well as a water bottle.
Montessori vs. Traditional Preschool
Preschool classrooms are commonly filled with letters, numbers, shapes, and colors. Children learn about classroom etiquette and the expectations from their teachers. This is the same in both traditional and Montessori teaching methods. However, there are many differences. In traditional teaching , children learn together as a group, whereas Montessori encourages children to allocate as much time as needed to fully appreciate an activity using all their senses. While some traditional teaching allows children to develop their senses, it is up to the teacher to contextualize lessons for each child and wholly depends on the educators training. On the other hand, Montessori teachers are specially trained to design lessons and classroom spaces with the child's unique motivators in mind. Montessori teaching styles allow children to lead their education, while traditional preschool education is led by the teacher. Neither method is superior to the other; it's simply a matter of choosing the style and method that best suits your child's needs.
“Children are human beings to whom respect is due, superior to us by reason of their innocence and of the greater possibilities of their future.”
— Maria Montessori
Sign Up for a Tour
When school is in session we can schedule tours, depending on availability, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday at 4PM. We look forward to meeting you and your family!