Montessori Children’s House

Montessori Children’s House uses the Montessori method, where students learn by interacting with carefully selected materials. Concepts are learned through hands-on interaction, and each project has a beginning, a middle, and an end. Each student works at their own pace and in their own way, with cooperation rather than competition encouraged, and older students interact with younger students and help each other to feel successful.

At Montessori Children’s House, the mission states that parents and the environment they create at home are viewed as the primary educational influences in a child’s life. The school states that it will join parents in their adventure as parents and help them discover who their child can be. The mission explains that the program believes children receiving a nurturing education will become creative, competent human beings, and that a Montessori education will help a child develop a strong sense of self, a compassionate awareness of others, and curiosity about the world. According to the mission, the teaching methods foster a love of learning, self-motivation, increased self-esteem, persistence, and concentration, and the Montessori experience fosters a way of learning that creates a sense of order in each student.

Last updated July 27, 2026.