Montessori Schools are not inherently a franchise. The Montessori method of education was developed by Dr. Maria Montessori  in the early 20th century in Italy. Montessori schools operate independently as individual schools or part of a small network or associations.

The method emphasizes self directed learning in a prepared environment (classroom) to foster a child’s natural curiosity and love for learning. Therefore a school that follows the principles and practices of the Montessori method of education can call themselves a Montessori school.

Montessori educators create an individual plan for each child based on their interest and abilities.

We follow the California state regulations. Preschool classrooms are 1 adult : 12 children and Toddler classrooms are 1 Adult: 6 children.

We offer a variety of part time and full time programs to suit the childcare needs of each family.

We do accept state and county subsidized child care assistance programs i:e, PUSD, options, Crystal stairs, CalWorks etc. We also accept Military assistance programs i:e Childcare Aware of America

We provide FREE hot lunch and AM and PM snacks.

The transition is usually very smooth. Research indicates that Montessori graduates typically score well on standardized tests, and consistently show enhanced ability for following directions, independent thinking, and adapting to new situations

Our operating hours are Monday through Friday, from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM

We accept children from 2 to 6 years old.

Yes, we are fully licensed by the state and meet all regulatory requirements for safety and staff qualifications.

Tuition rates vary based on the age of the child and the program chosen. Please contact our office for detailed information.

We use a Montessori-based curriculum that focuses on child-led learning, fostering independence, and developing critical thinking skills.

The Montessori method emphasizes hands-on, self-paced, collaborative, and joyful learning. In our environment, children are encouraged to explore and learn at their own pace with guidance from trained Montessori educators.

Yes, we offer both part-time and drop-in care options. Availability for these options can vary, so please check with us for current openings.

Activities include practical life skills, sensory activities, language and literacy, math, cultural studies, art, and outdoor play. Each activity is designed to promote learning and development in a fun and engaging way.

Our health and safety protocols include regular cleaning and sanitizing, secure entrances, staff background checks, first aid and CPR training, and adherence to state health guidelines.

Children who are ill should stay at home. If a child becomes ill while at daycare, parents will be notified and expected to pick up their child as soon as possible. A child must be symptom-free for 24 hours before returning.

Yes, we provide nutritious meals and snacks. Our menu is designed to meet the dietary needs of growing children, and we can accommodate special dietary restrictions with advance notice.

To enroll your child, please fill out our enrollment application form available on our website or at our office. You will also need to submit a registration fee and provide necessary documentation such as immunization records.

There can be a waitlist depending on the age group and program. We recommend submitting your application as early as possible to secure a spot.

We have an open-door policy for parents. You are welcome to visit at any time, though we encourage scheduling visits ahead of time to ensure minimal disruption to the classroom.

We communicate with parents through daily reports, newsletters, and parent-teacher conferences. We also use email and phone calls for more immediate communication.

Parents can get involved by participating in classroom activities, volunteering for events, joining our parent committee, and attending parent-teacher conferences and workshops.