We are now enrolling students, ages 12 months through 6 years.
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Toddler House
Ages 12 months through 30 months
Full Time ($1060/month) five days a week from 8-3pm
Part Time ($840/month) – five days a week from 8-12pm
Our Toddler House is a peaceful low ratio environment where our youngest students explore freely different areas developing independence, creativity and curiosity while strengthening their fine and gross motor skills.
Children’s House
Ages 30 motnhs through 6 years old
Full Time ($980/month) children under 3 ($1060/month), is five days a week from 8-3pm
Part Time ($760/month) children under 3 ($800/month), is five days a week from 8-12pm
Our primary classroom is known as the Children’s House, and it is a multi-age mixed community where children are encouraged to follow their interest and to choose the work, they are most interested on. Older students become natural leaders and mentors and children practice self-regulation in many different natural ways promoting, order, concentration and coordination.
Students at SWMS learn to clean up after themselves. That includes doing the dishes! 
The beauty of a mixed age classroom is that there is always someone who can help! 
Messes are a part of life, but so is learning to clean them up! 
Collages and Creativity 
These students are working together to learn their letter sounds. 
One of our visitors from Holidays Around the World unit. 
The broad stair helps with size discrimination and is a staple in every primary Montessori classroom. 
Our students love nature and digging in the sandbox. 
Being outside always puts a smile on our faces. 
Three part cards like these help the children learn new concepts and develop their reading skills. 
Our students learn that they are part of a global community. We explore culture and geography every month. 
This student is tackling the hundreds board. This is a big work! 
In a Children’s House, the students help decorate the classroom. This child is cutting out snowflakes to hang on the walls. 
Practical life is the heart and soul of a Montessori classroom.