Keystone Montessori School was established in March 1994, as the result of the deep commitment of Victoria Shea, who in partnership with Montessori parents and teachers in the Oak Park/River Forest area, wished to provide an authentic Montessori education for children ages four months to adolescence.
Keystone is incorporated as a not-for-profit parent-teacher initiative and meets the standards established by the Association Montessori International (AMI).
Great school that does a great job educating the students with the Montessori method. The staff is properly trained at approved Montessori facilities. Great place for kids!
- Posted by Parent - George
59/2/2015
Keystone Montessori School definately provided my children with the best education they could have possible received. I highly recommend Keystone Montessori School.
- Posted by Parent - ernes
57/6/2015
The staff at Keystone Montessori School really know how to create and encourage great community for the children. My children have gotten a great education here. I highly recommend them.
- Posted by Parent - steph
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