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Club or Organization: Playball, Soccer, Tumble time
Arts and Music Programs: Art Classes, Dance
School Notes
Thank you for your interest in Preston Ridge Montessori.
Preston Ridge has been the leading Montessori schools in this area
since 1987. Our primary classrooms serve children 3 through 6 plus
and our new pre-primary room serves children starting at 18 months.
Preston Ridge offers four beautiful classrooms. Each class is led
by a Montessori certified Directress and a full time assistant
teacher. In addition to the Montessori curriculum, each class
enjoys weekly special instruction in Spanish and Music. Nutritious
snacks and home-cooked hot lunches are included in your tuition.The
before and after school program at Preston Ridge gives working
parents the option of extended hours from 7:00am to 6:00pm. In
addition, we offer a variety of enrichment activities that may
include art class, kid`s sports class, or tap and ballet. The play
time activities offered give your
Grades: K-12 | 275 students7.2 miles 13660 New Providence Rd Alpharetta, GA 30004 (770) 360-1336
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School Reviews
5.00 out of 5(2 reviews)
53/2/2020
We love Preston Ridge! My son is 4 and started when he was 2.5. It was the best decision we ever made. He is so confident and learning so much. Our twin daughters are starting there soon.
- Posted by Parent - P.B.
510/14/2017
Awesome school, includes lunch, music, Spanish and Mandarin as part of curriculum. Teachers are excellent, experienced and long term. So glad I made the decision to bring my daughter to Preston Ridge. 5 Stars!!
- Posted by Parent - Jack B.
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