Programs

The Toddler Program (Ages 18 months to 3 years)
According to Montessori philosophy, learning is the most fun during the first three years of children’s lives as they absorb their environment unconsciously. Certified Montessori teachers lead classes using age-appropriate Montessori materials and activities that are designed to arouse interest and involvement. Classrooms are carefully planned to meet the needs of toddlers, and organized for their convenience. (See details)

The Primary Program (Ages 3 to 6)
The foundation of the Montessori experience, the primary program, is for children in the important early formative years. Beginning with practical and social skills, children learn to keep track of their belongings, to put things away, to share materials. Academics are introduced through concrete, manipulative materials which utilize all five senses and lay the groundwork for abstract thinking. (See details)

The Elementary Program (Ages 6 to 12)
The elementary program provides full expression of the Montessori principles of self-directed, individualized learning in a truly integrated curriculum. By building on the basic skills acquired in the primary program, the elementary child now moves from the concrete to abstract reasoning. (See details)

Emerson Farm Middle School (Ages 12 to 14)
Emerson Farm Middle School offers a Montessori-based program for seventh and eighth grades.  EFMS presents a “real life” learning approach to education; where students feel academically competent and challenged, gain confidence, and create a vision for their personal future. (See details)