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Nido

Infants

6 months and up

Only at East Campus

A calm, home-like space where babies are free to move, explore, and build trust with consistent caregivers. Early stimulation through movement, music, language, and simple, beautiful objects.

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Comunidad Infantil

Toddlers

Walking to 2½ years

East & Central campuses

Toddlers want to do it themselves, so we let them: dressing, pouring, washing hands, and caring for their classroom. Rich spoken language, music, movement, and gentle support with toilet learning.

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Casa de Niños

Primary

3–6 years

East & Central campuses

The heart of Montessori. Children work with the classic materials in practical life, sensorial, language, math, and culture, in a Spanish-language classroom where independence is in action every day.

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Taller

Lower Elementary

1st–3rd grade

Only at East Campus

A Montessori curriculum aligned with Texas standards, in small, dual-language classes. Children explore their interests while building the knowledge and skills expected at their grade level.

Language: a Spanish curriculum for ages 3–6, and a dual-language model (Spanish and English) for Lower Elementary.

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Small classes · Dual language

Lower Elementary at East Campus

Montessori learning. Texas standards.

Personal attention
Small classes allow guides to know each child and guide their progress.
Dual-language learning
Opportunities to build language skills in Spanish and English.
Growing independence
Hands-on work nurtures curiosity, thoughtful choices, and responsibility.
The courage to present
Presentations help students share ideas, speak to others, and build confidence.

Part of every week

  • Sports and movement
  • Early stimulation
  • Spanish and English
  • Toilet learning support
  • Viernes de Tiendita, our Friday little shop
  • Story telling
  • Festivals and community events
  • Morning greetings
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Financial assistance available

We proudly accept programs that help make a quality Montessori education more accessible for families, including:

  • TEFA-funded programs
  • Pre-K Partnership scholarships
  • Child Care Services (CCS) subsidies
  • Child care subsidies for federal employees
  • Child Care Aware of America for military families (Central Campus)
  • Other tuition assistance for qualifying families

Many families qualify for significant tuition reductions. Ask us what your family may be eligible for.

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See a classroom at work

The best way to understand Montessori is to see it. Visit with your child and watch children choose, focus, and work with real purpose.

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