Ann Arbor Children’s House

Ann Arbor Children’s House offers a Montessori environment for children from birth through 6. Children ages three to six work and learn together, and extended-day students have weekly half-hour classes in music and Spanish. Optional early drop-off, lunch, and occasional afternoon field trips are also part of the program.

Programs

• Infants and Toddlers — birth through 6 · Montessori environment where children can grow to their own unique potential, setting the foundation for lifelong learning.
• Preschool — birth through 6 · Montessori environment where children can grow to their own unique potential, setting the foundation for lifelong learning.
• Morning program — Offered in a full Montessori environment.
• Extended-day program — Offered in a full Montessori environment.

At a glance

• Ages: 0–6 years old
• General schedule: Children ages three to six work and learn together. Weekly half-hour classes in music and Spanish are offered for extended-day students. Optional early drop-off and lunch are offered. Occasional afternoon field trips are offered.

About the provider

Ann Arbor Children’s House opened with 12 students in fall 2011 and moved to its current location one year later. It now serves 25 children and operates from last August through early June. The school follows Dr. Maria Montessori’s pedagogical model and is a member of the Michigan Montessori Society.

Strong personal relationships with parents and children help enhance education and ensure smooth transitions from home to school and back. Small class size. Individualized learning. Mixed-age class for children ages three to six, allowing older children to help younger ones and younger children to model older ones. Follow the AAPS vacation schedule.

Last updated October 27, 2026.