Authentic Montessori program focusing on educating the whole child in a multi-age classroom environment with self-paced curriculum, peer teaching, hands-on learning, and small-group lessons.

Math concepts with beads, wooden tiles, or metal shapes. Lower Elementary materials isolate single concepts, and students are encouraged to expand and connect ideas in deeper and more abstract ways.

Grammar, synonyms, or spelling with hands-on materials. Includes read-aloud activities and literature groups.

Research a biome or continent, studying flora and fauna. Includes day trips to a farm or ballet, or in-house experiences exploring culture or science.

Physical education including team-building games that foster cooperation and communication.

Art and music instruction as part of the integrated Montessori curriculum.

Materials seen in the Lower Elementary sit alongside new and more sophisticated ones as students move towards more abstract thinking and complex concepts.

Students spend several weeks researching a topic and creating a report, a visual aid, and a presentation. This process gives students experience in research and public speaking.

A yearlong project that requires sixth graders to research, participate in an experience, and exhibit math and literacy skills in a presentation to the entire Upper Elementary, teachers, and invited guests.

Music instruction as part of the integrated curriculum.

Art instruction as part of the integrated curriculum.

Physical education and outdoor lab program activities.