Montessori Schoolhouse

Since 1974, the Montessori Schoolhouse in Tucson, Arizona, has been cultivating young learners and has grown to be one of Tucson's most established schools. Montessori Schoolhouse serves preschool through middle school and combines the Montessori philosophy with a strong academic curriculum in math, reading, science, geography, and the arts. It is a hands-on, experience-based, and independent-learning environment with many programs, including music, Spanish, yoga, chess, and sports. Parents report that their children flourish socially, academically, and emotionally in a nurturing environment with open communication. Because of its excellent reputation, ability to develop the whole child, and track record for student growth, the Montessori Schoolhouse is frequently thought of among the best elementary schools in Arizona.

Montessori Schoolhouse celebrated student music with an October 1 violin performance and now prepares for its 5th Annual Trunk or Treat.

Q: Do children have to be pre-school age to attend Montessori Schoolhouse in Tucson?

A: No, the school begins Montessori programs with children as young as 3 years old.

Q: Do children at Montessori Schoolhouse learn another language?

A: Yes, children are introduced to Spanish through songs and other activities.

Q: Is Montessori Schoolhouse a hands-on learning environment?

A: Yes, children will use Montessori material to explore math, science, and literacy.

Q: Will parents or families have conferences with the teachers at Montessori Schoolhouse?

A: Yes, families will have meetings with their child's teacher on a regular basis to discuss growth and development.

Q: Does Montessori Schoolhouse offer art and music activities?

A: Yes, daily art and music experiences are offered to foster creative expression.