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Oneness-Family Montessori School offers activities such as Model UN, music classes, theater productions, a science fair, Genius Hour, Independent Study, and a Leadership program. The school includes a Preschool-Kindergarten program, a Toddler Program, a Primary Program, a Lower Elementary Program, an Upper Elementary Program, a Middle School Program, and a High School Program. At the high school level, students also participate in community-focused internships as part of the program.
• Ages: 2–18 years old
Oneness-Family Montessori School is a non-profit Montessori school that has been serving students from preschool through high school since 1988. The school uses a Montessori curriculum and a mindfulness-based approach to education, with multi-age classrooms that follow a three-year leadership cycle and a non-competitive learning environment with no grades, threats, punishments, or rewards used for motivation. Students begin planning their own days in preschool and progress to planning weeks and cycles by grades 4–8, and Montessori classrooms at the school encourage students to ask questions and challenge assumptions.
The school community includes students, families, faculty, and staff from 75 countries and describes itself as an international community of shared values. Its mission statement emphasizes supporting individual academic success, teaching how to create peace from differences, and fostering emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being, as well as preparing students to meet life’s challenges with self-knowledge, mindful resilience, and the ability to choose paths that bring happiness to themselves and others. The school states that students engage their thinking skills early to understand how academic subjects connect and inform each other and their own journey to wholeness, and that students grow confident in their own voices, become passionate about new perspectives and knowledge, and step into global society equipped to make a unique contribution to the world.
The Toddler “Little Stars” preschool and daycare program is described as providing a warm, welcoming, and inclusive atmosphere. The Primary Program is grounded in a child-centered Montessori approach, with multi-sensory learning environments and a strong foundation in math, languages, and science. The Lower and Upper Elementary programs emphasize cultivating community, finding one’s own voice, and contributing to a peaceful and sustainable world, and individualized learning allows students to immerse themselves in their areas of interest.
Oneness-Family Montessori School is described as the only Montessori middle school in the region, and the middle school program is academically challenging and interdisciplinary. The accredited Montessori high school program emphasizes experiential learning, small classes, community-focused internships, and a Leadership program, and the Oneness-Family High School describes its learning community as progressive and close-knit. The school states that students are encouraged to think critically about how they can make a difference on local, national, and global levels and that it focuses on world peace and creating peace from differences.
According to student and alumni testimonials, one student from Bulgaria describes the school as a welcoming international community with an inspiring, unconventional way of learning that cares about what is unique in each child, and notes long-term study of foreign languages including Spanish and some French. The same student states that after eleven years at the school, they consider themself a “typical Oneness kid,” that they discovered what makes them themself, and that the school helped them find the strengths needed to find their way. An alumnus states that their favorite aspect of the school was the emphasis on mindfulness, that this emphasis helped them develop important skills as a young person, and that the school’s focus on world peace helped them form a worldview as a global citizen who embraces the ideals of kindness and love; this alumnus also reports trying to pass on these ideals and incorporate mindfulness in their own classroom. The school’s founder and board chair is Andrew Kutt, who states in the mission that Oneness-Family School is proof that one person who follows his heart can make a significant difference.
Last updated January 23, 2026.
• Ages: 2–18 years old
Oneness-Family Montessori School is a non-profit Montessori school that has been serving students from preschool through high school since 1988. The school uses a Montessori curriculum and a mindfulness-based approach to education, with multi-age classrooms that follow a three-year leadership cycle and a non-competitive learning environment with no grades, threats, punishments, or rewards used for motivation. Students begin planning their own days in preschool and progress to planning weeks and cycles by grades 4–8, and Montessori classrooms at the school encourage students to ask questions and challenge assumptions.
The school community includes students, families, faculty, and staff from 75 countries and describes itself as an international community of shared values. Its mission statement emphasizes supporting individual academic success, teaching how to create peace from differences, and fostering emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being, as well as preparing students to meet life’s challenges with self-knowledge, mindful resilience, and the ability to choose paths that bring happiness to themselves and others. The school states that students engage their thinking skills early to understand how academic subjects connect and inform each other and their own journey to wholeness, and that students grow confident in their own voices, become passionate about new perspectives and knowledge, and step into global society equipped to make a unique contribution to the world.
The Toddler “Little Stars” preschool and daycare program is described as providing a warm, welcoming, and inclusive atmosphere. The Primary Program is grounded in a child-centered Montessori approach, with multi-sensory learning environments and a strong foundation in math, languages, and science. The Lower and Upper Elementary programs emphasize cultivating community, finding one’s own voice, and contributing to a peaceful and sustainable world, and individualized learning allows students to immerse themselves in their areas of interest.
Oneness-Family Montessori School is described as the only Montessori middle school in the region, and the middle school program is academically challenging and interdisciplinary. The accredited Montessori high school program emphasizes experiential learning, small classes, community-focused internships, and a Leadership program, and the Oneness-Family High School describes its learning community as progressive and close-knit. The school states that students are encouraged to think critically about how they can make a difference on local, national, and global levels and that it focuses on world peace and creating peace from differences.
According to student and alumni testimonials, one student from Bulgaria describes the school as a welcoming international community with an inspiring, unconventional way of learning that cares about what is unique in each child, and notes long-term study of foreign languages including Spanish and some French. The same student states that after eleven years at the school, they consider themself a “typical Oneness kid,” that they discovered what makes them themself, and that the school helped them find the strengths needed to find their way. An alumnus states that their favorite aspect of the school was the emphasis on mindfulness, that this emphasis helped them develop important skills as a young person, and that the school’s focus on world peace helped them form a worldview as a global citizen who embraces the ideals of kindness and love; this alumnus also reports trying to pass on these ideals and incorporate mindfulness in their own classroom. The school’s founder and board chair is Andrew Kutt, who states in the mission that Oneness-Family School is proof that one person who follows his heart can make a significant difference.
Last updated January 23, 2026.
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