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Our Mission is to provide a nurturing and challenging Montessori educational environment for children ages 18 months to 6 years old in which children explore the world and their place in it through hands-on learning experiences and positive social interactions that reinforce the knowledge and skills essential for independent thinking, resourceful problem-solving, active citizenship and life-long learning.
Serving our community since 1976, C.C.S. has an
experienced and nurturing staff, a beautifully designed and
developed learning environment, and the honor of having positively
impacted the lives of thousands of families in our area. We are
proud to be accredited by the American Montessori Society (AMS) and
are immersed in the holistic learning method that Montessori
embraces.
Montessori is a method of observing and
supporting the natural development of children. Montessori
educational practice helps children develop concentration,
coordination, independence, positive self-esteem, creativity,
problem-solving and critical-thinking skills. We aim to inspire
children to become good citizens who contribute to society and the
environment, and to become fulfilled persons in their particular
time and place on Earth.
Our flexible scheduling can accommodate the
needs of most families. we have two-, three- and five-day morning
programs for toddlers. For pre-school and kindergarten students, we
offer three-, four- and five-day programs for morning, afternoon or
both.
Specific information about our school, our
programs, Montessori method, our teachers and our class times can
be found on our website, CCSMontessori.org.
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