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The Growing Concern is a Non-profit Private Academic School Licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Education.
Established in 1978, we have been using the Montessori Method of Educating Children Ages 3 to 10 for more than 35 years.
The Growing Concern School serves the Pocono Mountains Region of Northeast Pennsylvania including Monroe County, Pike County, Carbon County, Northampton County, as well as the Lehigh Valley and Western New Jersey. Elementary and kindergarten students are eligible for transportation from the Pocono Mountain, Stroudsburg, East Stroudsburg, and Pleasant Valley School Districts.
The Growing Concern is a Non-profit Private Academic School
Licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Education.
Established in 1978, we have been using the Montessori Method
of Educating Children Ages 3 to 10 for more than 35 years.
The Growing Concern School serves the Pocono Mountains Region
of Northeast Pennsylvania including Monroe County, Pike County,
Carbon County, Northampton County, as well as the Lehigh Valley and
Western New Jersey. Elementary and kindergarten students are
eligible for transportation from the Pocono Mountain, Stroudsburg,
East Stroudsburg, and Pleasant Valley School Districts.
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