About Us!
Montgomery Montessori School is a Private School located in Orange County, NY. We are members of The American Montessori Association (AMS). Our program encompasses a Children’s House (3yr-5yr old), Lower Elementary Program (1st-3rd), Upper Elementary Program (4th-6th), Intermediate (7th-9th) and Secondary Program (10th-12th). We offer half day (3 days, 4 days, 5 days) and full day programs in our Children's House classroom. Each program has a strong academic foundation while incorporating all the state requirements for Kindergarten as well as the Elementary and Adolescent Programs (grades 1 - 12). We are committed to the whole child approach to education as well as the enrichment of the mind, body, and spirit. To achieve this task, Montgomery Montessori School stands on the four pillars of Montessori Education:
Montgomery Montessori School is a Private School located in Orange County, NY. We are members of The American Montessori Association (AMS). Our program encompasses a Children’s House (3yr-5yr old), Lower Elementary Program (1st-3rd), Upper Elementary Program (4th-6th), Intermediate (7th-9th) and Secondary Program (10th-12th). We offer half day (3 days, 4 days, 5 days) and full day programs in our Children's House classroom. Each program has a strong academic foundation while incorporating all the state requirements for Kindergarten as well as the Elementary and Adolescent Programs (grades 1 - 12). We are committed to the whole child approach to education as well as the enrichment of the mind, body, and spirit. To achieve this task, Montgomery Montessori School stands on the four pillars of Montessori Education:
- Academic Excellence - creating joyful, life-long scholars
- Universal Values - teaching our children those values, which are common to all cultures such as: dignity, kindness, respect, and generosity
- Global Understanding - teaching our children to appreciate and understand other cultures
- Service - we believe all children should be taught to give as well as receive and to be a part of a larger community.
Montessori teachers are the dynamic link between the children and the Prepared Environment. They systematically observe students to interpret their needs and modify the environment to meet the needs and interests of the children. They present clear, interesting and relevant lessons, model desirable behaviour and evaluate each child’s individual progress. Montessori teachers respect and protect their students’ independence and are supportive and encouraging without the use of rewards or punishments. They facilitate effective communication and are peace educators, consistently working to teach courteous behaviours and pro-social conflict resolution skills.
One of the most notable attributes of a Montessori teacher is the enormous trust Montessori teachers place in the developmental abilities of the children. This is one of the most essential characteristics of our Montessori teachers (guides). It takes a tremendous amount of faith to “follow the child”. It is so much easier to say to the children, follow where I lead and no one will get lost. Nonetheless, with careful observation and planning, Montessori teachers remain constantly alert to the direction each child is heading and actively works to help them succeed.
Montessori teachers are not the center of attention in the classroom. Their role centers on the preparation and organization of learning materials to meet the needs and interests of the Montessori children. The focus is on children learning, not on teachers teaching.
One of the most notable attributes of a Montessori teacher is the enormous trust Montessori teachers place in the developmental abilities of the children. This is one of the most essential characteristics of our Montessori teachers (guides). It takes a tremendous amount of faith to “follow the child”. It is so much easier to say to the children, follow where I lead and no one will get lost. Nonetheless, with careful observation and planning, Montessori teachers remain constantly alert to the direction each child is heading and actively works to help them succeed.
Montessori teachers are not the center of attention in the classroom. Their role centers on the preparation and organization of learning materials to meet the needs and interests of the Montessori children. The focus is on children learning, not on teachers teaching.
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Enrichment Programs
Art
Music
Movement
PE
Dance
Spanish
Gardening
Cooking
Sewing
Visits to the Library
River Fun
Class Trips
Community Service
Private Instrumental Lessons
Piano Lessons
Flute Lessons
Guitar Lessons
Violin Lessons
Viola Lessons
Cello Lessons
Trumpet Lessons
Saxophone
click here for Private Instrumental lesson info and fees
Art
Music
Movement
PE
Dance
Spanish
Gardening
Cooking
Sewing
Visits to the Library
River Fun
Class Trips
Community Service
Private Instrumental Lessons
Piano Lessons
Flute Lessons
Guitar Lessons
Violin Lessons
Viola Lessons
Cello Lessons
Trumpet Lessons
Saxophone
click here for Private Instrumental lesson info and fees
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Primary Program
Half Day-8:30AM-11:30PM
Full Day- 8:30AM-3:00PM
Elementary/Intermediate/Secondary
8:30AM-3:00PM
Extended Day
(additional fees apply)
Before Care-7:30AM-8:15AM
Afterschool Programs- 3:15PM-6:00PM
Half Day-8:30AM-11:30PM
Full Day- 8:30AM-3:00PM
Elementary/Intermediate/Secondary
8:30AM-3:00PM
Extended Day
(additional fees apply)
Before Care-7:30AM-8:15AM
Afterschool Programs- 3:15PM-6:00PM