Our Programs
Developing independent thinkers with a lifelong passion for learning
Classroom environments at International Montessori School are led by AMI-trained lead guides and assistants. We invite you to learn more about our programs and schedule a visit.
Infant Program
Toddler Program
Toddler Program
Infants enrolled in Nido (the nest) receive emotional nurturing and an environment that promotes their very real need to learn (physically, socially, emotionally, and cognitively).
Infants walking independently and self-feeding transition to our toddler community at 15 months.
Toddler Program
Toddler Program
Toddler Program
Toddler Classrooms are rich with experiences that are critical to a child's personality, social and intellectual development. Our prepared Montessori environments include activities that are appropriate for the earliest stages of development.
Areas of development include: Sensory and Perceptual development, Motor development, Self-Help Skills (including toileting), Language development, and Social/Emotional development. Children typically transition to a Primary community between 2.5 and 3 years, and when toileting independently.
Primary Program
Elementary Program
Elementary Program
The child’s natural desire to learn is cultivated in Montessori Primary classrooms. Experiencing the excitement of learning at one's own pace with beautiful, hands-on materials, where independence and freedom are fostered and encouraged are at the heart of the Montessori experience. The six areas of the classroom are: Practical Life (independence- building skills), Sensorial, Language, Math, Geography, and Art. Children benefit most from the Primary environment when they complete the 3-year cycle, which includes the kindergarten year.
Elementary Program
Elementary Program
Elementary Program
The elementary program offers a continuum built on the Primary experience. The academically rich and stimulating environment reflects the needs of children in the Second Plane of development. The Elementary experience includes, community service, gardening, micro-economy studies, collaboration with a metro sister school and travel.
Adolescent Program
The adolescent program provides the opportunity for adolescents to realize they are strong, worthy, and capable of effort. Montessori Secondary programs respond to the adolescent's need to exhibit creativity, to problem solve, to take responsibility, and to claim independence.