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Children's House of Durango provides an enriched learning environment for children based on Maria Montessori's philosophy and method.
Due to the nature of our "house" each subject is separated and taught in individual rooms with a teacher that is trained within her subject area.
The teacher in the classroom remains constant and the students rotate throughout the week on a set schedule.
During the course of a day a child will be exposed to 2 morning classes and an afternoon class of their choice.
Our program includes the five Montessori subjects, Practical Life, Sensorial, Math, Language, and Cultural.
In addition, we incorporate Spanish as a foreign language, art, and music appreciation.
Children’s House of Durango’s mission is to create an environment for children, in which they are encouraged to explore, create, learn, socialize, and develop concentration, coordination, and independence.
Our school is committed to developing within each child a sense of responsibility and interdependence with their community and the world.
Our philosophy encourages children to appreciate and respect nature and the environment.
We believe in the development of responsible and caring people who can direct their own lives and contribute to making the world a better place for future generations.
School Motto: Anyone who wants to follow my method should not honor me but the follow the child as his leader.
Children's House of Durango provides an enriched learning
environment for children based on Maria Montessori's philosophy and
method. Due to the nature of our "house" each subject is separated
and taught in individual rooms with a teacher that is trained
within her subject area. The teacher in the classroom remains
constant and the students rotate throughout the week on a set
schedule. During the course of a day a child will be exposed to 2
morning classes and an afternoon class of their choice. Our program
includes the five Montessori subjects, Practical Life, Sensorial,
Math, Language, and Cultural. In addition, we incorporate Spanish
as a foreign language, art, and music appreciation. Children’s
House of Durango’s mission is to create an environment for
children, in which they are encouraged to explore, create, learn,
socialize, and develop concentration, coordination, and
independence. Our school is committed to developing within each
child a sense of responsibility and interdependence with their
community and the world. Our philosophy encourages children to
appreciate and respect nature and the environment. We believe in
the development of responsible and caring people who can direct
their own lives and contribute to making the world a better place
for future generations.
306 W Brookside Street Colorado Springs, CO 80905 (719) 632-0875
196.6 miles
Gr: PK-K | 30 studentsAvg. class size: 30 studentsTuition listed
School Reviews
55/17/2016
My daughter attended Children's House for preschool and kindergarten, and she loved it. Now my nephew is attending Children's House, and he is having an equally wonderful experience. Children learn independence and the foundation for elementary school in a loving, safe environment.
- Posted by Parent - herri
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