What ages does the Ashland Montessori School serve?
The Ashland Montessori School serves ages 2 and a half through 6.
How does the Ashland Montessori School differ from a traditional preschool?
Experiences are purposely designed to develop a sense of order, concentration,
coordination, independence and a positive self-image. All children attend
school five days per week.
What are the qualifications of the Montessori teacher?
Teachers possess
a Montessori Certification, which includes work in child development, competence
in Montessori methods and successful completion of a nine-month internship.
Is it difficult for a Montessori educated child to adjust to a traditional
classroom?
Montessori educated children are typically independent, self-disciplined,
motivated, creative and self-confident. The child will often enter a traditional
class ahead of grade level in basic skills and show a higher ability to
concentrate and pursue independent study.
Can a child attend both the Ashland Montessori School and traditional kindergarten
during the same day?
Yes. Children are capable of attending both. The Montessori
experience will provide a good basis upon which to build other types of
learning. However, all-day Montessori has lasting benefits.
How long has the Ashland Montessori School served Ashland?
The Ashland Montessori School has served the community for more than 20 years.
The Ashland Montessori School is affiliated with the American Montessori Society; is an Ohio Department of Education Chartered Kindergarten; and is licensed by The Ohio Department of Human Services.