We welcome children from infancy through Early Childhood. Our classrooms include Infant (beginning at 6 weeks), Toddler (18 months to 3 years), Pre-Early Childhood (2.5 to 3.5 years), and Early Childhood (3 to 6 years). Each program is thoughtfully designed to support children’s developmental stages and independence.

Montessori education focuses on hands-on, child-centered learning. Children choose activities based on their interests and developmental readiness while teachers provide individualized guidance and support. Montessori classrooms are multi-age, allowing younger students to learn from older peers while older students build confidence and leadership skills.

Students participate in enrichment experiences such as Spanish, music, physical education, cooking projects, gardening, and early library skills. Optional extracurricular programs, including gymnastics, martial arts, soccer, and dance classes, are offered through outside vendors.

Yes. Our summer program includes weekly themed activities that combine learning and fun. Children participate in hands-on projects, special events, outdoor activities, and water play while maintaining consistent routines and friendships.

We maintain low student-to-teacher ratios that meet or exceed state guidelines. Smaller group sizes allow teachers to provide individualized attention and support each child’s learning pace and development.

Yes. Our lead teachers hold Montessori certification and receive ongoing professional development in Montessori philosophy, early childhood education, and child development. Meadow Montessori is also working toward school accreditation to further support high educational standards.

Toilet learning expectations vary by classroom. Infant and Toddler classrooms support diapering and toilet learning as part of development. Early Childhood students are expected to use the restroom independently with minimal assistance.

For children who need additional time developing restroom independence, our Pre-Early Childhood classroom provides supportive guidance while helping children build confidence and independence.

Montessori education builds strong academic foundations while also developing independence, problem-solving skills, concentration, and confidence. These skills support a smooth transition into elementary school environments, whether children continue in Montessori programs or transition into traditional school settings.

Our campus uses secure entry procedures, including controlled building access and monitored sign-in and sign-out systems. Staff members are CPR and First Aid trained, and we follow established health and safety standards.

Montessori education prioritizes hands-on learning using concrete materials. Technology may be introduced in age-appropriate ways after foundational concepts are mastered, supporting learning while maintaining active, hands-on classroom experiences.

We prioritize student privacy and do not offer live classroom streaming. Parents are welcome to schedule observation opportunities and may view classroom activity through our observation TV located near the office. Families also receive classroom updates and photos through our communication app.

Enrollment begins by scheduling a school tour. During your visit, you will learn about our programs, observe classrooms, and receive enrollment information. After the tour, families submit an application and schedule a classroom visit to support a smooth transition for each child.