Three program groups
Clear programs for every stage of early childhood and beyond.
Each program has its own developmental focus while sharing the same foundation: respect, independence, hands-on exploration, creativity, and a welcoming sense of community.
Infant Program
Security first. Discovery follows.
Responsive care, peaceful routines, safe movement, language, and sensory discovery help our youngest children feel secure and ready to explore.
- Responsive care and family communication
- Individual feeding, rest, and diapering rhythms
- Safe movement, sensory discovery, songs, and language
- A calm environment that supports trust and connection
Ask about this program →02Age 2–entry into kindergarten
Preschool Program
Independence grows into confident learning.
Montessori-inspired practical life, language, movement, early academics, creativity, and guided play build independence, confidence, and school readiness.
- Practical-life activities and child-sized routines
- Language, movement, music, and hands-on exploration
- Early literacy, math, science, culture, art, and creativity
- Guided play, problem-solving, cooperation, and school readiness
Ask about this program →School-Age Program
A supportive place for school-age growth.
A supportive setting for homework, hands-on projects, friendships, movement, creative work, and age-appropriate enrichment.
- Homework support and quiet work space
- Hands-on projects, games, and creative activities
- Movement, friendships, and age-appropriate enrichment
- A welcoming environment from kindergarten through 9th grade
Ask about this program →Enrichment classes
More ways to discover and create.
Offerings may vary by season, enrollment, age group, and instructor availability.
Children shape, roll, join, and sculpt clay while developing hand strength, fine-motor control, patience, and imagination.
Open-ended drawing, painting, collage, and mixed-media experiences encourage observation, creativity, and personal expression.
Age-appropriate food preparation introduces measuring, sequencing, practical-life skills, cooperation, and confidence in the kitchen.
Guided chess activities introduce planning, pattern recognition, patience, focus, and respectful competition.
05Dance Classes for Girls
Music and guided movement support rhythm, coordination, confidence, expression, and joyful physical activity.
06Gymnastics Classes for Girls
Developmentally appropriate movement activities encourage balance, flexibility, strength, coordination, and body awareness.
Class schedules and any related costs will be confirmed directly with families; no schedule or price is implied by this overview.