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Miami Shores Montessori School, a home for your child, where he or she will have the opportunity to learn, explore, grow and become an independent individual.
Our school is here to help your child reach his or her greatest potential in an environment, not unlike your home, in which children are surrounded by thoughtful teachers and caregivers who focus on their development and provide experiences which help to contribute to their emotional, spiritual and intellectual growth as well as foster independence.
School Motto: “The child is both a hope and a promise for mankind.” Maria Montessori
Our school follows the educational principles and philosophy of
Dr. Maria Montessori. Maria Montessori believed that children have
a natural urge to explore, discover and learn. Children need an
environment that provides the opportunities for academic, social
and emotional growth. In order to meet these needs, the Montessori
classroom is carefully prepared to accommodate the child
physically, intellectually, socially and emotionally. The goal at
Miami Shores Montessori School is to help children reach their
greatest potential in a carefully prepared setting surrounded by
caring teachers. Moreover, we are accredited by the Florida
Kindergarten Council (FKC), the Association of Independent Schools
of Florida (AISF) and are affiliated to the American Montessori
Society (AMS).Miami Shores Montessori School offers a Toddler
program for children 18 months to three years old,a
Pre-school/Kindergarten program for children three to six years of
age and a Junior Elementary program for children six to nine years
old. In addition to our complete Montessori curriculum, we offer
weekly enrichment classes which include Yoga, Chinese, Spanish,
Creative Movement, and Gardening. Optional After School enrichment
activities are also available; and they include: Gymnastics,
Ballet, Math and Reading Clubs, Music, and Art classes.
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