Frequently Asked Questions

 Montessori is an educational method that promotes hands-on learning, independence, and confidence while focusing on the natural development of the whole child. 

 Montessori education emphasizes self-directed learning, practical life skills, sensory experiences, and collaborative play. Children explore materials at their own pace while developing problem-solving, social, and academic skills. 

 Our preschool combines Montessori principles with a nurturing environment, small class sizes, individualized learning plans, and experienced teachers who support each child’s social, emotional, and academic growth. 

 Children learn foundational skills like recognizing letters, numbers, colors, and shapes, alongside early reading, math, and problem-solving concepts. Our program prepares them for kindergarten with progressive activities that grow with their development. 

 Children can start as early as walking kids from 1-6  years old. The optimal age varies by child, but early enrollment helps them develop social skills, independence, and a love of learning. 

 Yes, we offer morning, afternoon, and evening programs (8:30–11:30, 11:30–2:30, 2:30–5:30) with options for two, three, or five days per week.  

We are open Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM, with flexible schedules to suit your needs. If you need early or after care, please let us know.

 Yes, you can drop off and pick up anytime within your enrolled schedule.

Yes, we accept all government subsidies and work closely with agencies to support childcare needs. Children's Home Society (CHS), Orange County Dept. Of Education OCDE or Calworks. 

Yes, all children in California must have up-to-date immunizations before starting preschool.

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Yes, we support children through potty training, using regular-sized toilets with step stools to ensure comfort and confidence, preparing them for public restroom use. 

Kids will never go hungry here. Families usually provide their own snacks and lunch each day. However, on days when something is forgotten or child doesn’t like the snack that was packed, we are always happy to provide an alternative from preschool. Yes, parents provide all food to accommodate allergies and preferences. Extra snacks are available if needed. 

Yes, we assist children in eating independently while ensuring no child goes hungry.

 Through observations, assessments, and regular parent-teacher meetings. We start with a baseline assessment and monitor growth as children advance. 

Yes, we share pictures and videos of kids activities and update through our app throughout the day.

 Tours allow children and families to explore classrooms, meet teachers, and understand daily routines. Children participate in activities to see how they adapt to the environment. 

Yes, we require children (and significant family members) to attend to ensure familiarity and comfort.

 Encourage independence with dressing, eating, and bathroom skills. Discuss daily routines positively, read together, and practice social skills like sharing and waiting. 

Provide opportunities for hands-on activities, practical life skills, and self-directed exploration. Encourage curiosity, independence, and responsibility in everyday tasks. 

 We monitor cognitive, emotional, social, and physical growth through individualized learning plans, classroom observations, and targeted support to meet each child’s developmental needs. 

Montessori education fosters independence, critical thinking, self-confidence, creativity, social skills, and a lifelong love of learning. Children learn at their own pace in a nurturing environment.

Yes, we offer both full-time and part-time enrollment options.