We are a member of International Montessori Council, Montessori Educators of Alabama, the Alabama Association of Licensed Early Care and Education and Gulf Coast Child Development Association. We were accredited through the National Accreditation Commission for Early Care and Education in 1996. In 1998we became a finalist in the first annual Alabama Quality Award for Excellence in Education. Our commitment to our students and families is to continually focus on improving the quality of our programs.

Programs
Infant Program

The Infant Program's number one goal is to help your child learn independence skills whenever opportunities naturally arise.
Toddler Program

The Toddler Program, ages 18 months–3 years old, focuses on developing your child's basic trust and their emerging personality.
Early Childhood

The Early Childhood Curriculum, ages 3–6, encourages your child to learn spontaneously, while working at his or her own pace in an engaging environment divided into four primary activity areas designed to help them later in life.
Early Elementary

The Early Elementary Program, ages 6–9, focuses on expanding your child’s awareness of the world, using academics designed to encourage discovery while facilitating independence, organization, self-discipline and responsibility.

Montessori's educational approach has changed the learning process throughout the world. There are approximately 22,000 Montessori schools worldwide. Montessori schools teach children from as early has birth to 18 years old when children become adults.

There are different levels of Montessori development. The schools we list provide different levels and practices of the Montessori educational system/approach. Call the phone number listed for more information and/or to set up an appointment to visit the school.