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Arlington Montessori House is affectionately referred to as Hippo School by staff and families.
We have two classes in two adjacent houses that share a common driveway and playground.
Each class has 28 students (of mixed ages), one teacher and one assistant.
Both teachers hold Association Montessori International (AMI) certification. Our program is a three-year program: two years of pre-school and kindergarten.
We expect new families to enroll with intention of keeping their child in the school for three years--through kindergarten.
This third year is the culmination of the primary level Montessori experience where children reap the benefits of the past two years, facilitating entry into a new school with a high degree of self-confidence, independence and enthusiasm for learning.
Arlington Montessori House is affectionately referred to as
Hippo School by staff and families. We have two classes in two
adjacent houses that share a common driveway and playground. Each
class has 28 students (of mixed ages), one teacher and one
assistant. Both teachers hold Association Montessori International
(AMI) certification. Our program is a three-year program: two years
of pre-school and kindergarten. We expect new families to enroll
with intention of keeping their child in the school for three
years--through kindergarten. This third year is the culmination of
the primary level Montessori experience where children reap the
benefits of the past two years, facilitating entry into a new
school with a high degree of self-confidence, independence and
enthusiasm for learning.
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