The purpose of Children's Manor Montessori School is to provide an environment in which your child will grow in knowledge and confidence based on the philosophies of Maria Montessori.
The Montessori Method adapts to the needs of your child regardless of his/her level of ability, learning style or social maturity.
At Children's Manor, we believe that this philosophy with its flexibility and focus on each individual child puts your child in a situation where they can succeed, not only in becoming excellent scholars, but also in becoming contributors and leaders in our society.
Grades: PK-K | 28 students2.5 miles 10449 Green Mountain Cir Columbia, MD 21044 (410) 730-7525
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57/24/2015
Love this school! My daughter started attending this school (in their primary class) at the end of August. She turned 2 in September. She knows all her letters (lower and upper case), all her colors, can count to 20, etc. She is excited to go to school every day. She genuinely seems happy there. She comes home singing songs and talking about her classmates. She has yoga, Spanish and music each week. A lot of credit for this is owed to the teacher. She welcomes her every day and encourages her to put her stuff away and get settled. It is a great learning environment.
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