Pinnacle Montessori of Sachse

Pinnacle Montessori of Sachse offers structured activities, free play, Montessori projects, circle time, story time, show-and-tell sessions, birthday celebrations, and extracurricular activities. Classrooms are described as safe and nurturing and are set up to support children’s social, emotional, and intellectual development. Classroom video monitoring is available so families can visually see children’s participation in daily activities, friendship-building, and skill development.

• Ages: 6 weeks–9 years old
• Schedule: Before and after care options are available

Pinnacle Montessori of Sachse offers Montessori programs for infants, toddlers, preschool, Pre K, and school-age children, and is described as a premier child care center. It is part of Pinnacle Montessori schools, which are recognized for providing high quality, traditional Montessori programs for children 6 weeks to 9 years old and are mainly located in Texas, Georgia, and Nevada. Pinnacle Montessori of Sachse is recognized as the leading Montessori school in Sachse, Texas, and Pinnacle Montessori has been consistently recognized as the leading Montessori school in Texas.

Pinnacle Montessori Academy was founded in 2006, and as of 2019, nearly 40 Pinnacle Montessori locations are in operation or in the developmental phase. The leadership team includes Krishna Bhaskar, who serves as COO and Head of Franchising. The stated mission is to nurture the potential of the whole child and cultivate the growth of a diverse, international community in a respectful and peaceful Montessori environment that promotes academic excellence.

Families describe teachers such as Mrs. Nafisa and Ms. Dana as patient, kind, attentive, and passionate, and mention that children enjoy circle time, story time, show-and-tell sessions, birthday celebrations, and a variety of activities. One family notes that the school uses multiage classrooms and that their child has learned life skills such as cleaning up and beginning potty training at a young age. Another family reports that their three-year-old can count, read, and write numbers up to 50, recognize and recite the alphabet, identify shapes and colors, recite the Pledge of Allegiance, name the seven continents, list several animals and foods from each, and categorize objects by their beginning letter. Parents also mention warm interactions with office staff, including Ms. Brenda and Ms. Dunya, and say that communication between staff, administration, and parents includes receiving pictures of children participating in classroom activities.

Last updated February 3, 2026.