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Maria Montessori was an Italian physician, educator, and innovator, acclaimed for her educational method that builds on the way children learn naturally.

Ratner's 8th graders graduated on Wednesday, June 5, and now join the ranks of our beloved alumni!

The Great Lessons are an important and unique part of the Montessori lower elementary curriculum. These lessons are bold, exciting, and are designed to awaken a child's imagination and curiosity.

Parents and children interested in learning more about our Montessori Toddler Program and Children's House are invited to join us on Friday, January 11, 2019, 9-10:30am

Parents and children interested in learning more about our Montessori Toddler Program and Children's House are invited to join us on Friday, October 19, 9-10:30am

Parents and children interested in learning more about our Elementary I, Elementary II and Middle School programs are invited to join us on Monday, November 12, 9-11:00am

The goal of Montessori education is to foster student development, promote individuality and creativity, and encourage all aspects of diversity. If you're interested in learning more about the Montessori model of education check out our Why Montessori infographic.

Do you want your child to have a Montessori education, but you're afraid that you can't afford the tuition? If so, don't worry! Millions of parents do it, and they aren't rolling in the dough. Click to learn more about affording private school tuition for your child.

The benefits of a Montessori education are boundless. From individualized learning plans to the promotion of diversity and everything in between, the Montessori method can positively affect all aspects of a child's life. Learn more about the benefits of growing up Montessori.