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Best California Private Schools Belonging to Other Montessori association(s) (2025-26)

For the 2025-26 school year, there are 94 private schools belonging to Other Montessori association(s) serving 10,939 students in California. You can also find more schools membership associations in California.

The private schools belonging to Other Montessori association(s) in California include Turning Point School, HeadsUp! Montessori Preschool - Palo Alto, and Montessori School Of Corona.

The average tuition cost is $17,157, which is lower than the California private school average tuition cost of $18,027.

6% of private schools belonging to Other Montessori association(s) in California are religiously affiliated (most commonly Christian and Other).

Danville Montessori School Photo - Our naturally tree shaded play yard offers the most energentic child the opportunity to run, play, and grow.

Santa Rosa Montessori Photo - Sounding it out and building words! This 3.5-year-old is making words with material designed to support early writing skills. Montessori makes early literacy fun and hands-on.

Foothill Progressive Montessori School Photo - Foothill Progressive Montessori School was founded in 1984 to offer a private education from Kindergarten to Grade 3 to children of busy parents. Today we even offer a comprehensive infant, Toddler and preschool program at our facility on 4532 Indianola way.

The Renaissance International School Photo

Brighter Days Montessori School Photo - children's garden

Camarillo Progressive Montessori Photo - regular day at school

Montessori De Terra Linda Photo - Primary (ages 3-6) students love playing on the MdTL "shipwreck"

HeadsUp! Montessori Preschool - Palo Alto Photo - Year-round, full-day program for children 0-6

Santa Cruz Montessori School Photo - Primary Class

Mountain Blvd Montessori School Photo - Our classrooms are warm, inviting, and with a full complement of Montessori activities students have a wide range of cognitive activities.

Midtown Montessori Photo - Cooking and eating are part of the daily curriculum.

Sheenway School And Culture Center Photo - The more real-world connectedness, the better! Project-based teaching and learning harnesses the natural human desire to problem-solve and make a difference. The basic lesson provides the structure and then the innovations of teacher and student take over.

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