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Brighton Montessori seeks to educate the whole child by valuing the uniqueness of each child and by providing a quality, personalized learning experience in a nurturing atmosphere.
Positive self-esteem, uniqueness, and worth and dignity of the individual are basic to all learning.
We believe that a prepared, developmentally appropriate environment positively affects learning and leads children to become independent thinkers and self-motivated, and continuous learners.
Children learn more effectively in an atmosphere of collaboration and cooperation where peace and nonviolence are encouraged.
We believe in learning as a process based on life's experiences.
Brighton Montessori seeks to educate the whole child by valuing the
uniqueness of each child and by providing a quality, personalized
learning experience in a nurturing atmosphere. Positive
self-esteem, uniqueness, and worth and dignity of the individual
are basic to all learning. We believe that a prepared,
developmentally appropriate environment positively affects learning
and leads children to become independent thinkers and
self-motivated, and continuous learners. Children learn more
effectively in an atmosphere of collaboration and cooperation where
peace and nonviolence are encouraged. We believe in learning as a
process based on life's experiences.
Sample of notable school alumni/alumnae:
Larry Page - Founder of Google -
Sergey Brin - Founder of Google -
Julia Child - First Female TV Host & Chef -
Jimmy Wales - Founder of Wikipedia -
Jacqueline Onassis Kennedy - Former First Lady -
Will Wright - Founder & Designer of Sim City -
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
What is the acceptance rate of Brighton Montessori?
The acceptance rate of Brighton Montessori is 85%, which is lower than the national average of 88%. Brighton Montessori's acceptance rate is ranked among the top private schools in Michigan with low acceptance rates.
Who are famous alumni from Brighton Montessori?
Brighton Montessori famous alumni include: Larry Page - Founder of Google, Sergey Brin - Founder of Google, Julia Child - First Female TV Host & Chef, Jimmy Wales - Founder of Wikipedia, Jacqueline Onassis Kennedy - Former First Lady and Will Wright - Founder & Designer of Sim City.
Brighton Montessori is a wonderful place Our daughter has learned so many skills academically and socially. She also loves attending and looks forward to school every day. I highly recommend Brighton Montessori! - Chris Jackson
- Posted by Parent - cmjde
57/24/2015
We looked into several options for our pre-schooler, and this was by far the best. The staff is very dedicated and nurturing to the children. Our child enjoys her learning experience, is eager to go to school, and seems to thrive in their setting.
- Posted by Parent - bhagw
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